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Actors ages 12 to 18 may audition on Sept. 28 for the Midwest premiere of "Gossip," a new play that will be performed at Wright State University in December.

On the same day Fabrice Shema, a senior finance major from Paris, France, finished his last bit of coursework in Rike Hall, senior Jordon Coffman from Mercer County helped build and program a robot in Jena, Germany. Separated by an …

David L. Holmes, professor emeritus of religious studies at the College of William & Mary, renowned author and historian, to lecture on "The Faiths of the Postwar Presidents."

Filmmaker Brent Huffman wears many hats when he’s working on a project: director, producer, writer, photographer, editor. But for his latest film, he’s taken on a new role: advocate. Huffman is using his film to try to build awareness for …

Tom McCarthy, a veteran United Nations official, will discuss “Reflections on a Career in Human Rights” on Friday, Sept. 20, on the Wright State campus.

Wright State University Theatre opens its 39th season in the Festival Playhouse with the award-winning smash hit comedy Harvey Sept. 19–29.

Radio listeners across the Miami Valley have welcomed an old friend back into their lives. Gina Ferraro is again on the radio airwaves, but this time...

Two centuries ago, a relatively unknown woman named Jane Austen published a novel of manners and marriage that went greatly overlooked...

“Unwoven Light,” an exhibit by Soo Sunny Park, will be on display at the Robert and Elaine Stein Galleries at Wright State Sept. 15–Oct. 13.

African and African American Studies (AAFS) major Bakari Lumumba was awarded a Wright State University 2013 Summer Undergraduate Research Scholarship. His research project was on Pan Africanism and examined the dynamics and impact of the African American diaspora back to Africa during the 1960s and