The Student Emergency Relief Campaign includes funds that can make an immediate impact in critical areas of need for Wright State students.

From what some might call humble beginnings at Wright State, to four decades of high-level service roles in engineering at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, to working at the Pentagon, Jackie Janning-Lask has left a lasting legacy that dates back to the early days of

Mariah Vraniak ’14, ’15, a middle childhood education alumna, completed her student teaching just down the road from Wright State at Fairborn’s Baker Middle School, but her first job after graduation included flying nearly 4,000 miles to a remote village in Alaska.

Alumnus Rafael Curiel, Ph.D., has spent nearly two years as chief scientific officer at Chicago-based Xennials Therapeutics, an innovative medical research company that focuses on improving outcomes for cancer patients.

Ph.D. student David Peterman says fieldwork and travel has given him the skills to better understand the complexity of the world.

Kara Donbrock and others in Wright State's Campus Recreation are posting workout videos that students, faculty and staff can do from home during the coronavirus pandemic.

The Student Emergency Relief Campaign will assist Wright State students during the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

Two local boys make a lasting impact on the Wright State baseball and golf teams.

Renee Dollenmayer, a rehabilitation services major, is the definition of “involved" at Wright State.

As of today, Monday, March 16, 2020, Wright State University has moved all in-person classes and many on-campus resources and operations online for the remainder of the spring semester. Our faculty worked quickly to move their courses online so students can continue their progress towards their degrees.