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Dec 4, 2020
Neal Duiker, a 2003 political science graduate of Wright State, works with the homeless, manages Air Force contracts, is an Iraq war veteran and former AmeriCorps VISTA employee.
Dec 3, 2020
Scheduled for Dec. 4 and 10 on Twitch, Doc Night will feature 17 short documentaries produced by juniors in the Motion Pictures Program.
Nov 23, 2020
Jazline Gomez, who majors in psychology and Spanish at Wright State, named her restaurant, Pepe’s Mexican Flavors, after her father.
Nov 19, 2020
Wright State M.P.A. grad Tom Thompson has served in the Air Force, in municipal government, in law enforcement and operates a nonprofit that serves the region’s immigrant community.
Nov 17, 2020
The ONEIL Center developed the museum’s website, and a Students First Fund grant from the Wright State University Foundation is supporting students in creating content.
Oct 30, 2020
2012 graduate Joey Monda received two Tony Awards nominations for Best Play as producer of "Slave Play" and "The Inheritance."
Oct 30, 2020
This semester, the Learning English for Academic and Professional Purposes (LEAP) Intensive English Program has offered most of its English-as-a-second-language courses in-person.
Oct 29, 2020
Opening art courses to non-majors allows students to maintain a creative outlet and distinguish themselves in the job marketing.
Oct 27, 2020
Wright State University social work majors are collecting winter coats for students at Fairborn Primary School.
Oct 27, 2020
Researchers hope their findings will encourage local political parties to evaluate their online presence and make positive changes.
