Katie LaRue-Martin is the fifth Wright State graduate to be named a state's Athletic Trainer of the Year.
Wright State grad and science teacher Tom Jenkins takes off in NASA's high-altitude astronomy flight program for school teacher.
Zachary Holler '12 appointed by President Obama to a panel designed to advise the federal government on matters related to people with disabilities.
Alumnus Profile: Bradley Roediger, '10, '12 and Faculty Profile: Professor Tracy Brewer
Bradley Roediger holds two degrees from Wright State University, an undergraduate degree in Religious Studies and the Master of Public Administration program. During his graduate studies, he focused on nonprofit management and completed the Nonprofit Leadership Alliance (NLA) certification program.
Scheduled for March 14, the annual Public History Graduate Symposium will focus on “The Future is Our History" and include presentations by public history graduate students.
Alumni Profiles: Michael P. Brush, ’02 and Rachel Omolewu, '10
After graduating from Lehman High School, Michael Brush attended Wright State University where he was a four-year varsity letterman and captain of the tennis team. Brush helped lead the Raiders to their first-ever conference championship in 2002.
Wright State alumnus and science teacher Tom Jenkins will participate in NASA's high-altitude astronomy flight program for school teachers this spring.
Wright State 2010 graduate Sara Pyszka has released a YA book "Dancing Daisies," a coming-of-age drama about a 17-year-old girl with cerebral palsy.
Emilie Fillion, who completed her playing career for the Wright State women's soccer team this past fall, has signed a professional contract with FC Twente of the Dutch Premier League.
Wright State University alumnus and documentary filmmaker Brent Huffman received a prestigious MacArthur grant for his latest film "Saving Mes Aynak."
