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Gerald L. Freisthler graduated from Wright State University in 1979 with a Bachelor of Science degree in systems engineering from the College of Engineering and Computer Science. In 1994, he received a master’s degree in engineering management from the University of Dayton.

K. J. Hippensteel didn’t always dream of being an actor . . .

Jeff Hoagland graduated from Wright State University in 2000 with a Master of Urban Administration degree from the College of Liberal Arts. He is the president and CEO of the Dayton Development Coalition (DDC). The Coalition is the Dayton Region’s economic development organization and principle public advocate.

Vivian von Gruenigen received her Doctor of Medicine degree in 1991 from Wright State University’s Boonshoft School of Medicine.

Wright State will screen "Call of the Scenic River: An Ohio Journey" on April 16 as part of its Earth Week events.

Peering over wire-rimmed eyeglasses as she scribbles equations onto a blackboard with old-fashioned chalk, Betsy Stone Witt could easily be mistaken for a career math teacher.

The moment had arrived, and this time Cassandra Lloyd was ready. Ready to make up for near misses at regionals as an underclassman, ready to run focused but loose, ready to claim her spot at nationals.

To say that Matthew Janning (’09 B.S.B., ’11 M.B.A.) was actively involved in campus life during his days as a Wright State student would be an understatement.

Martinez said she chose one of her most cherished pieces to give to the college—a first edition textbook written by famed nurse Florence Nightingale.

Baylee Butler, College of Liberal Arts student, is a first-generation senior majoring in political science with a minor in philosophy.