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News
Doc Night showcases the best short student documentaries from the Documentary Semester of the junior year.
After releasing two short story collections, Erin Flanagan, a professor of English language and literatures at Wright State, published "Deer Season" earlier this fall.
The Wind Symphony and Concert Band will premiere two new works during their first full concert in more than 18 months.
Jared Shank restored a World War I cannon that had been part of a veterans memorial in St. Paris.
A talk by Paul Lockhart, professor of history, about his new book, “Firepower: How Weapons Shaped Warfare,” will be broadcast on "Book TV" on C-SPAN.
Michael Townsend has been assigned to protect numerous heads of state, including Presidents George W. Bush, Barack Obama, Donald Trump and Joe Biden.
Awad Halabi, associate professor of history and religion, has expanded knowledge about the Middle East and the Islamic world at Wright State and in the community.
C-SPAN's "Book TV" will tape a book talk on “Firepower: How Weapons Shaped Warfare,” by Paul Lockhart, professor of history at Wright State, on Nov. 5.
Grace Beckman, a mechanical engineering and stage management major, is part of the team producing "Mamma Mia!" in the Festival Playhouse.
The event will feature a panel discussion with National Air and Space Intelligence Center professionals who are College of Liberal Arts alumni.
