“Class of 2018, I know that you will touch lives and make our world a better place,” said President Cheryl Schrader. “I’ve seen your commitment to helping others, your passion for our campus and community. I’ve witnessed your creative and innovative minds at work.”

Wright State graduate student Gillian LaRue serving national leadership position in The Association of Black Psychologists’ Student Circle

What could a master's degree do for your career?
Find out how Wright State can help you take that next step at our Graduate School Open House on Nov. 14.

This Saturday, enjoy the Wounded Warrior Amputee Softball Team's games at Wright State while supporting a great cause!

We are proud to be tobacco free! All tobacco products, e-cigs, and vaping (including 0mg) are prohibited everywhere at Wright State.

Graduating this fall? Congrats!
Please note that tickets will be required for admission to the event. Watch your email as we get closer to the Dec. 15 event for more information.

Kate Excoffon, professor of biology in the College of Science and Mathematics, received a $1.8 million grant to research an anti-viral therapy to combat respiratory infections.

More than 1,200 new freshmen moved onto campus last Thursday. Welcome home, Raiders!

The study abroad trip was designed for rehabilitation services majors and disability studies minors. But any student interested in the topic of disability could come, and some did. The goal of the trip was to compare and contrast accessibility in England with that of the United States.

Wright State University adds $1.5 billion annually to the region’s economy and supports more than 20,000 jobs through its spending on operations and research and through spending by students, visitors, and alumni, according to a new economic impact study.