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National Afro-American Museum and Cultural Center

May 13, 2021

This exhibit was created by National Afro-American Museum curators working with Wright State graduate students in public history.



OPERS staff

May 13, 2021

As we press for a solution to the WEP, whether reform or repeal, we must consider its chances for success as well as any unintended consequences that might result.



Librarian Bill Stoltz

May 12, 2021

“It’s important to collect and keep these things so we have the voices of everyone, not just people interviewed for the newspaper or television.”



Susan Edwards

May 11, 2021

A budget crisis, declining enrollment and pending faculty cuts have put the university in a tough position: To ensure long-term viability, Wright State needs to rightsize.



Apartment buildings

May 5, 2021

Plans include adding open gathering areas, a fitness site, a swimming pool and more, the university said Wednesday.



Christensen Oninku

May 5, 2021

Though Oninku was not technically trained, just one scroll through his Instagram profile will tell you he takes fashion very seriously.



2021 graduates

May 3, 2021

WSU held four separate in-person commencement ceremonies this year to accommodate social distancing measures and abide by COVID-19 protocols.



Susan Edwards

May 1, 2021

President Sue Edward’s contract now extends through June 30, 2026. Her base salary is $450,000.



commenc ement

Apr 28, 2021

The university plans to hold four in-person graduation ceremonies at the Nutter Center beginning on Friday and ending on Saturday.



Student Union welcome sign

Apr 25, 2021

Of the 651 faculty members who were eligible to vote, 258 did so. About 53% of the faculty who voted cast a ballot of no confidence



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