Alumni and Giving

Anna Helmig, a two-time Wright State University graduate, oversees the care of 1.8 million artifacts at the Boonshoft Museum of Discovery.

Members of the class of 2021 celebrated graduation during four spring commencement ceremonies on April 30 and May 1 in the Wright State Nutter Center.

Wright State President Sue Edwards called attention to students' resolve as the university and the broader community emerged from a fully COVID-impacted school year.

The turning point came when Kevin Leichtman was working a minimum-wage job and decided to give school the old college try for the third time.

Nearly 1,900 students are expected to graduate during Wright State’s spring commencement ceremonies in the Nutter Center on April 30 and May 1.

Dayton couple Martha Conkel Nghiem ’16 and her husband, Tung, took a huge leap of faith to buy a historic Dayton gem — the St. Anne’s Hill Wilhelmina house.

Meet three outstanding alumni who are featured in the spring 2021 issue of the Wright State University Magazine.

How we can learn from our Black alumni, faculty, staff, and students who are working to actively create change in their communities by fighting racism and injustice.

Two-time Wright State graduate Al-Hamdani wants immigrants to know Dayton as a welcoming city.

Nan Whaley will discuss "Leadership in Challenging Times" during the Friends of the Libraries Virtual Lunch-In on April 21.