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Wright State University Libraries' Information Literacy program helps students navigate the information universe and develop skills to effectively and efficiently mine and use that information.

Graduate student Dubem Obianagha came to Wright State from the African nation of Nigeria to pursue a dream of becoming a doctor.

Historian Margaret O’Mara will give a Presidential Lecture on Nov. 2 and and participate in Common Text events on Nov. 3.

The Princeton Review cited the Raj Soin College of Business' strong academics and ability to meet the needs of working students.

Wright State researchers will seek funding and feedback for their revolutionary medical device that could eliminate the need for radiation-emitting X-rays in certain procedures.

Known as an innovator with an entrepreneurial spirit, Brage Golding served as Wright State’s president from 1966 to 1972.

Lindsey Steller, a grad student in the student affairs in higher education program, works in the Student Activities office, is president of a grad student organization and is adviser for the Black Student Union and Raiderthon.

Part of Wright State's 2016-2017 Presidential Lecture Series, the concert by Capitol Steps starts at 8 p.m. on Sept. 24.

Students, faculty and staff at Wright State’s Dayton Campus are able to call university police at the touch of a button.

With the help of 500 volunteers and 110 golf carts, more than 1,600 first-year students brought their belongings to Wright State during Move-In Day.