Wright State’s annual ARTSGALA offers patrons a night of unparalleled entertainment. Student talents are on display throughout the Creative Arts Center and guests are treated to a dizzying array of food and fun. In its first 13 years, ARTSGALA has raised more than $1.4 million to fund student scholarships in art, music, theatre, dance, and motion pictures.

Tarin Mink graduated from Wright State University in 2002 with a Bachelor of Arts in Social Work from the College of Liberal Arts.

Members of the Nonprofit Leadership Alliance Alumni Society (NLAAS) and representatives from the Wright State University Advancement division gathered in Allyn Hall last November for a very important meeting.

A film whose production designer is Wright State graduate Hannah Beachler captured the top two prizes at the Sundance Film Festival, the premier showcase for independent film.

Nina Carter is employed by Miami Valley Child Development Centers, Incorporated, as program manager for the Edison T.O.T.S. (Taking Off To Success) Program, an early learning initiative that supports families with raising happy and healthy children who enter school ready to learn.

Wright State University has recognized the need to adapt and modify instructional models to satisfy the needs of current and future students as the university continues to grow.

Diplomacy, teamwork, problem solving, public speaking, technical writing, researching and SUCCESS. These are the marks of excellence that former and current members of Wright State's Model United Nations team share.

Kristin D. Sobolik, an associate dean at the University of Maine, has been named dean of Wright State University’s College of Liberal Arts.

Randy began his full time career in Emergency Medicine as a paramedic for the Dayton Fire Department in 1985, after having graduated from Cedarville University where he served as an EMT-B and paramedic for both the University and the Cedarville Township Fire Dept.