Special Collections and Archives News

To commemorate the 50th university of the first moon landing, Wright State's Special Collections and Archives gathered materials related to the Apollo 11 mission from its collections.

In appreciation of his gift to the Discover Your Story campaign, one of the rooms in the Archives Center will be named the Dr. Gary Barlow Conference Room.

Sixty years of diary entries by Milton Wright, father of Wilbur and Orville, will be published online by Wright State’s Special Collections and Archives.

Wright State is participating in Project STAND, which will create an online clearinghouse of digital and analog papers, manuscripts, diaries, photographs and other content related to student activism and dissent.

Wright State’s Special Collections and Archives holds a successful fundraising campaign to preserve a 1912 Wright Flyer propeller.

The bust will be displayed along with exhibits of Paul Laurence Dunbar’s works at Wright State's Special Collections and Archives during a reception and program on Feb. 21 beginning at 3:30 p.m.

The Discover Your Story campaign will raise funds for a new home for Wright State’s world-renowned Special Collections and Archives and its 1,000 collections.

Discover Your Story: The Campaign for the Wright State University Archives Center will provide a new home for the university’s world-renowned Special Collections and Archives.

Emil Kmetec arrived at Wright State in 1964 to help develop the university's program and research effort in biological sciences.

New book, by alumna Rebekkah Mulholland, features more than 150 historical images and chronicles the history of Wright State.