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The 2013 ArtsGala was the most successful in the event's 14-year history, with record attendance and $174,000 raised for scholarships.

For 2013-2014, Dr. Michael Norris has been appointed as the Interim Director, Crime and Justice Studies Program. Dr. Norris is an Associate Professor in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology and has been at Wright State University since 2002. In November, 2013, he will be traveling as a guest

Wright State is poised to reap huge benefits from its popularity with international students, whose numbers have increased by 40 percent this fall to 1,489.

With A Single Bullet, the new documentary from Sundance alumna and Wright State motion picture graduate Selena Burks-Rentschler...

Social and political activist Paul Loeb will give a talk on “Community Service and Change” in the Wright State Student Union on Wednesday, Sept. 25.

Actors ages 12 to 18 may audition on Sept. 28 for the Midwest premiere of "Gossip," a new play that will be performed at Wright State University in December.

On the same day Fabrice Shema, a senior finance major from Paris, France, finished his last bit of coursework in Rike Hall, senior Jordon Coffman from Mercer County helped build and program a robot in Jena, Germany. Separated by an …

David L. Holmes, professor emeritus of religious studies at the College of William & Mary, renowned author and historian, to lecture on "The Faiths of the Postwar Presidents."

Filmmaker Brent Huffman wears many hats when he’s working on a project: director, producer, writer, photographer, editor. But for his latest film, he’s taken on a new role: advocate. Huffman is using his film to try to build awareness for …

Tom McCarthy, a veteran United Nations official, will discuss “Reflections on a Career in Human Rights” on Friday, Sept. 20, on the Wright State campus.