International Student News

Syeda Bahar, a master of public administration student, is a leader on campus, has interned with nonprofit community organizations and has participated in an international leadership conference.

Students from Bosnia and Herzegovina learned about various programs and the admission process for international students during a visit to Wright State.

Wright State expands efforts to increase the diversity of its international student population.

Wright State soccer player Deri Corfe left his native England to continue to play the game that he loves in the United States.

While Gustavo Santos took classes in Wright State's LEAP Intensive English Program, his family got to experience American culture.

Dhanashri Desai, who graduated from Wright State in May with a master's degree in mechanical engineering, returned to her native India for a valuable internship.

LEAP Cultural Hours are designed to introduce international students to other cultures, meet new people and practice their English skills outside of class.

Rahim Akrami, who graduated with master’s degrees in public administration and international and comparative politics, is serving a fellowship with the city of Dubuque, Iowa.

“Trip Around the World” was the theme of this year’s Wright State International Festival, which celebrated its 35th year on April 27 in the Student Union Atrium.

The International Festival will be held Saturday, April 27, from 1 to 4 p.m. in the Student Union Atrium.