Casey Simmons, who graduated from Wright State with a degree in anthropology, restores historic airplanes at the National Museum of the United States Air Force.
Bridget Federspiel works with both high school students and Wright State student veterans to interview U.S. veterans for the Library of Congress.
2018 Wright State graduate Julia Gomez-Cambronero's Spanish heritage influences her theatre performances.
For Kate Mueller, a 2015 graduate of Wright State’s acting and musical theatre program, being part of "The Phantom of the Opera” ensemble is a dream come true.
Kathryn Chaney weaves together her passion for travel, work experiences and two degrees from Wright State to thrive at the Defense Institute of Security Cooperation Studies.
Jacquelyn Weaver volunteered with the Peace Corps because she wanted to relate to people and help them without being motivated by money.
Kristie McKiernan, Wright State grad and senior English lecturer, is a superfan of the Raiders, missing only three home games and attending road contests as far away as Chicago over the past eight years.
Wright State grad Anil Gopinathan turned his passion for mathematics and the sciences into a successful engineering career.
The 2018 Kleban Prize in Musical Theater recognized 2005 grad Christian Duhamel as the year's most promising musical theatre librettist.
Air Force veteran Jonathan Granata found a home and the support he needed in Wright State’s Office of Veterans Affairs and later the university’s Veteran and Military Center.