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Dr. Noeleen McIlvenna recently printed her book that is going off to the publisher. Entitled "The Short Life of Free Georgia," Dr. McIlvenna's work describes the first European settlement of the Georgia colony, 1733-1750. Slavery was banned, because the London philanthropists who established the

The Wright State departments of economics, English, religion, women’s studies and the Women’s Center are sponsoring a workshop that...

It all began with 12 Angry Men, a 1957 film that depicts a jury deliberating the guilt or innocence of a man on the basis of reasonable doubt...

From October 27 - December 8, 2013 the Robert and Elaine Stein Galleries will present selected works by artists from across the United States. The works use camera-less photographic processes. Among the processes used are photograms, scanograms, lumen prints, chemigrams, and photogenic drawings: all

Wright State University Theatre continues its 39th season in the festival playhouse with the award-winning musical Oklahoma! Oct. 24—Nov. 10...

One of Mary Leal’s students recently asked her a question about internet romance scams. Sore subject.

The Ohio State University, Wright State University and nine other Ohio colleges and universities will share a $3.5 million National Science Foundation grant over the next five years...

Darius Prier, a double Wright State graduate who is now education professor at Duquesne University, examines how hip-hop is a culturally relevant form of education in a new book.

It is our pleasure to recognize Rebecca Cantrell as a 2013 Graduate Student Excellence Award Recipient. Rebecca finished the Applied Behavioral Science Program in the Fall of 2012. Her project was an outstanding and all-encompassing meta-analysis of bully prevention programs across the United States

The Creative Arts Center, home of the Departments of Theatre, Dance, and Motion Pictures, Music, and Art and Art History, will undergo renovations and expansion beginning next spring.