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Wright State biology professor Don Cipollini finds that the emerald ash borer has apparently spread to white fringetree in the United States.

A growing effort by Wright State to increase both scholarship money for travel abroad and encounters with students who have already done it is under way.

Wright State nursing professor Sherry Farra will lead a three-year study on the impact of virtual reality training in newborn intensive care units.

Wright State communication professor Elliot Gaines works to equip science students with the skills to effectively communicate science to the public.

Joe Tritschler has toured the world as a musician, built a home recording studio, earned a Ph.D. in electrical engineering and now teaches in the College of Engineering and Computer Science.

Wright State’s Presidential Lecture Series kicks off with Nairoby Otero, a renowned actress, writer, producer, speaker and first-generation Cuban-American, on Sept. 30.

We’ve all seen and read the stories. Flu season is just around the corner; the mumps has returned to Ohio, a respiratory virus is hitting the Midwest hard, national coverage on Ebola has been non-stop.

Enrollment overall — 17,356 students — has increased 1 percent at Wright State compared to the same time last year.

Wright State President David R. Hopkins addresses the university's efforts to create a new model of higher education for the 21st century.

Wright State honors faculty for excellent work in the classroom, research, community engagement, professional service and early career achievement.