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Wright State motion pictures grad Adam White produces five-part documentary series on aircraft restoration.

Members of the Wright State Model United Nations team were honored for papers they prepared for the annual national conference.

A forensic simulation exercise allows students to practice what they have learned in course taught by Amelia Hubbard, associate professor of anthropology.

Rebekah Wyse decided to major in social work at Wright State so she could help others.

Sean Wilson, a professor of political science, creates an allegiance-free radio show analyzing the latest news in American politics.

Spotlight is a series of live virtual events that offer high school and transfer students a chance to learn more about Wright State and interact with faculty, staff and current students.

Scott Bradley, who earned two history degrees from Wright State, went from intern to executive director of a museum in Ontario.

The Wright State Guardian recently released an article about Rosalba Nickelman, Professor of Modern Languages, and her response to the coronavirus and how her family is handling it in her home country of Italy. You can read the entire article here: Wright State professor speaks on family in Italy

The weekly SiP (Shelter in Place) Lecture Series will feature talks on timely topics by Wright State faculty experts.

Daniel Warshawsky, associate professor of geography in the School of Public and International Affairs, received the 2020 Helen Ruth Aspaas SAGE Innovator Award.