Wright State will begin holding separate graduation ceremonies for the Graduate School and undergraduate students this December.

Tyrell Reggins, who graduated from Wright State with a bachelor's degree in theatre studies, wants to inspire students of color to love the performing arts.

Juliet Fromholt found her passion for music while working as a student at WWSU, turning that love into a career.

Jacob Marino lives in two different worlds using two different degrees — engineering and business.

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.

Organizational leadership graduate Ryan Garrison provides music and art therapy to help veterans and first responders who have posttraumatic stress injuries.