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News
Juliet Fromholt found her passion for music while working as a student at WWSU, turning that love into a career.
Karla Huebner will give a talk "Toyen and Czech Surrealism" on Aug. 5 and on her 2020 book "Magnetic Woman: Toyen and the Surrealist Erotic" on Aug. 8.
Wright State plans to resume regular campus operations in Fall Semester with expanded classroom capacity, activities, events and residence hall experiences.
A Wright State alumna worked with youth from Montgomery County’s juvenile justice system to turn a massive blank canvas into a foot-traffic-stopping mural inside the Dayton Mall.
Wright State senior Gracie Wyatt designs clothes that spread love and positivity.
Graduate public history students at Wright State organized the exhibit “Rhythm of Revolution: The Transformative Power of Black Art 1619 to the Present.”
Two members of the Wright State community volunteered to help those in need at a mobile COVID-19 vaccination clinic.
The students are each serving as cinematographer on three thesis films by Wright State motion picture students.
Senior Megan Ledford won the Jackie Demaline Regional Collegiate Playwriting Competition, sponsored by Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati.
Awad Halabi, associate professor of history and religion, will work in Jerusalem and possibly Amman, Jordan, next spring for up to four months.
