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Schuster helped shape the university, particularly its arts programs, through his generous support and patronage.

Sullivan’s intensely alluring works reflect the solitude of the human condition.

While most consider music an art and medicine a science, the two actually have much in common.

On the first day of class, adjunct instructor Travis Greenwood reveals details of each student’s personal life. He knows that one student has three dogs. He knows that another spent last summer traveling through Europe. He also knows that a …

Seventy-two-year-old Tom Miller collected six sheepskins—bachelor’s degrees in political science, international studies, liberal studies, modern languages, anthropology, and geography—when he took the stage at the June commencement. “I’m a student of learning,” Miller said. “I used the courses as a …

Armed with a powerful wit and a desire to make people laugh, Ryan Singer has been a success as a comedian since his graduation from Wright State University in 2002 — and that’s no joke!

When 17-year-old Elise Hartzell was making pizzas or running the register at the Morning Star Convenience Store in the tiny northwest Ohio village of Melrose, she daydreamed of becoming a college English professor.

Richard Bullock, Ph.D., is a nationally recognized leader whose achievements as professor and assistant chair of English, and director of writing programs in the College of Liberal Arts...

Opolot Okia, Ph.D., is an author and Fulbright scholar who has demonstrated an outstanding commitment to excellence in teaching, research, and service since he joined Wright State in 2009.

Sarah McGinley’s exceptional teaching, university service, and professional development attest to her commitment to fully engaged, lifelong learning—both for her students and for herself.