Wright State University is among the top third of universities worldwide in faculty research productivity in the field of industrial organizational (I-O) psychology, a new study shows.

Wright State alumnus and science teacher Tom Jenkins will participate in NASA's high-altitude astronomy flight program for school teachers this spring.

Wright State 2010 graduate Sara Pyszka has released a YA book "Dancing Daisies," a coming-of-age drama about a 17-year-old girl with cerebral palsy.

Emilie Fillion, who completed her playing career for the Wright State women's soccer team this past fall, has signed a professional contract with FC Twente of the Dutch Premier League.

Wright State University alumnus and documentary filmmaker Brent Huffman received a prestigious MacArthur grant for his latest film "Saving Mes Aynak."

Robert Pollard, the leader of the Dayton-based indie rock band Guided by Voices, threw a no-hitter as a pitcher on the Wright State baseball team.

Wright State University - Miami Valley College of Nursing and Health 40th Anniversary Celebration & Zeta Phi Chapter 30th Anniversary Celebration!
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Scott Keen graduated from Wright State University in 1986 with a bachelor’s degree in human factors engineering, and in 1993 obtained his master’s degree in systems engineering, also from Wright State, and an advanced program management certification from Defense Acquisition University. Keen completed Air War College in 2009.

Rowdy Gras is back! This event is a favorite of our Alumni Reunion regulars. Don't miss out on the opportunity to win BIG prizes while having a New Orleans-style Monte Carlo evening at your own Alma Mater. Your ticket to Rowdy Gras gets you $3,000 in playing chips, plenty of great snacks to enjoy throughout the evening, and two drink tickets. Additional drinks and playing chips may be purchased at the event.

Greg Pitz, who obtained his bachelor’s and master’s degrees in physics from Wright State University, was among those honored by President Obama as among the nation’s outstanding early career scientists.