Thousands of Greene County residents have received a COVID-19 vaccine thanks to Ann Stalter, professor and chair of nursing.
Wright State will begin holding separate graduation ceremonies for the Graduate School and undergraduate students this December.
A small group of volunteers founded the Wright State Alumni Association in 1971, bringing together graduates by coordinating activities and services to enrich the community.
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.
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.
Kara Combs received the James W. Barany Student Award for Excellence for bringing distinction to industrial engineering at Wright State.
The student applied their analytical skills to create a solution for a Kaggle Data Analytics Challenge Competition.
“Forty Under 40” honorees include Andrew Beauchamp, chair of economics, and Nick Warrington, director of events and community engagement for the College of Liberal Arts and a 2012 Wright State graduate.
"Holler," the new film by 2009 motion pictures graduate Nicole Riegel, is being released nationwide in June by IFC Films.
