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The floor of the Wright State Nutter Center holds a special place in Ayauna Goodwin's heart.
Faculty experts in Russian and Ukrainian history, foreign policy and political science will analyze the war in Ukraine and its larger implications during a panel discussion.
Local high school pep bands have played with the Raider Pep Band during Wright State basketball games this season.
Call for Proposals: Quantitative Methodology Center 2022 (QMC22) Conference at Ohio State University
The Quantitative Methodology Center in the College of Education and Human Ecology at the Ohio State University is hosting an interdisciplinary, hybrid research conference on titled, "Why Quantitative Research Matters: An Interdisciplinary Approach Toward Equity and Capacity Building from Local to
Dr. Lahm's SOC2000 – Intro to Sociology class - visiting UnDesign the Redline, "an explorative and visioning framework for addressing the historic transformations of place, class and race in America."
Wright State is hosting this interactive exhibit in Dunbar Library for the month of February. It is open to the public. Docent-led visits to the Undefine the Redline exhibit in Dunbar library will be available each Saturday from 12-2. Please contact susan.schultheis@wright.edu to schedule an
"The Gondoliers" gives the students a chance to sing a beautiful and funny score unplugged and embody grand characters in a world of outlandish circumstances.
Students from Wright State bands performed in a demonstration group during the clinic in front of an audience of about 600.
Wright State English alumna Rishan Habte is a program officer for economic empowerment at Lutheran Immigrant and Refugee Services.
Paul Laurence Dunbar: 150 commemorates the 150th anniversary of the Dayton poet's birth with a series of film, poetry, art and music events.
Each of the 13 pieces presented during the concert represents the unique choreographic voice every dance major begins to develop in the Bachelor of Fine Arts in Dance program.
