Alumni News Archive

Basketball & Alumni Zone
The 2012–13 basketball season kicks off Friday, November 2, when the men’s basketball team plays Central State in an exhibition game. The Alumni Association will be in the new Above the Rim Alumni Zone near gate #8 an hour before each men’s home basketball game at the Wright State University Nutter
Holidays in The Heartland
Come join us for Holidays in the Heartland, Wright State's annual musical celebration of Thanksgiving and Veteran's Day, at the Schuster Center in downtown Dayton. The concert features some of the area’s most outstanding student vocalists and instrumentalists, joined by guest performers and your
New Alumni Center Grand Opening Homecoming Weekend
For the first time in 43 years, Rockafield House will serve Wright State in a different capacity. Built in 1969 for the university’s first president, Brage Golding, and subsequently occupied by Wright State’s first six presidents and their families, Rockafield House is now Rockafield Alumni Center
Homecoming: October 12-14
Has it been a while since your last time on campus? Have you been thinking lately that it would be fun to catch up with your college friends and relive the fun you had as students? Homecoming 2012, planned for Friday through Sunday, Oct. 12–14 on campus, will be an opportunity to reconnect with
Scholarship Appeal
For over four decades the Wright State University Alumni Association has been committed to supporting student scholarships. In today’s economy, as state and federal funding continue to decrease, private dollars for scholarships are needed now more than ever before. It’s estimated that at least two
Armed with a powerful wit and a desire to make people laugh, Ryan Singer has been a success as a comedian since his graduation from Wright State University in 2002 — and that’s no joke!
First String
Alan Dine’s research career began with an internal medicine physician studying cardiac function measurement using echo, Doppler, and EKG.
Warrior-Saint
When Captain Tejdeep Singh Rattan, ’01 and ’05, became a U.S. Army officer on March 22, 2010, he made American military history as the first Sikh officer to serve in the Army in more than two decades.