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News
Wright State graduate Mike Bisig moved from a career teaching music to operating an indoor bike park in downtown Dayton.
Through the Wright State Motion Pictures Program and a job on "Living Dayton," Joey Larkin is training to become a documentary filmmaker.
The College of Health, Education and Human Services brings together the outstanding faculty, staff and students from Wright State's health-related and education programs.
Spanish professor Dr. Damaris Serrano received words of praise from WSU alum Juan Muñoz
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The concert will feature works created for video and presented in an evening-length film on YouTube from Feb. 26 to March 7.
Wright State Theatre will premiere a video-only production of “KARENS: A Comedy of Very Bad Manners” on Feb. 26–28.
From editing to filming to producing, nearly two dozen Wright State alumni played key roles in “9to5: The Story of a Movement."
“Alumni Changing the World: International Politics and Public Administration” will be held on Feb. 18 at 7 p.m. on Webex.
Stein Galleries received a donation of 873 works by well-known photojournalists and fine art and documentary photographers.
Lauren Bernstein, a 2012 theatre graduate from Wright State, has produced voiceovers for corporations, nonprofits, state governments and universities.
