Wright State honored more than 1,150 graduating students at its fall commencement ceremony Dec. 17 in the Nutter Center.

Wright State graduate Michelle Bridges turned her lifelong passion for cooking into a successful culinary career.

Chris Heeter says his his English degree from Wright State gave him the discipline and skills needed to run his company.

Award-winning author Ann Weisgarber, a 1976 Wright State University graduate, received the 2016 Alumna of the Year Award. The award was announced at the Alumni Achievement Awards Ceremony hosted by the Wright State Alumni Association.

Ann Weisgarber, who graduated from Wright State in 1976, is the author of “The Personal History of Rachel DuPree" and “The Promise.”

The Wright State men’s soccer team capped off a terrific Homecoming Week for students and alumni.

Wright State graduate Ryan Ireland's latest novel is based on real-life events highlighting Stockholm syndrome, institutionalized power and the fading history of the American West.

Don’t miss the innovative evening of Shakespeare inspired-theatre and musical performances—and a chance to interact with internationally acclaimed Stratford Festival actors from Canada and Wright State’s stellar students and faculty.

Put on your best 1920s garb and dance the night away at CELIA’s upcoming Flapper Ball. The ball will be held at historic Memorial Hall in downtown Dayton and features music, dancing, and literary readings from the first decades of the 20th Century.

Known as an innovator with an entrepreneurial spirit, Brage Golding served as Wright State’s president from 1966 to 1972.