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U.S. News included Wright State’s graduate programs in medicine, engineering, computer science, public health, public administration, mathematics and business among the best in the nation for 2023–2024.

Amelia Whorton, who is pursuing a master’s degree in physiology and neuroscience at Wright State, wants to make the STEM fields more accessible.

The Festival of Research featured podium presentations and poster presentations highlighting research by undergraduate and graduate students the College of Science and Mathematics.

The 10 projects that will receive Students First Fund grants will have far-reaching impacts on the Dayton and Lake campuses.

Wright State medical laboratory science major Josie Graft researches cognitive flow while receiving hands-on training during clinical rotations at Soin Medical Center.

The Graduate and Honors Student Advisory Board is comprised of graduate, professional and undergraduate honors students who bring a student perspective to support the college’s mission.

Wright State's innovative multi-term registration option allows undergraduate and graduate students to register for fall 2023 and spring 2024 classes at the same time.

Biological sciences major Rahul Shah serves on the university’s Board of Trustees, is a member of several student organizations and is actively involved in research at Wright State.

Wright State College of Graduate Programs and Honors Studies’ hosted the inaugural Three Minute Thesis/Dissertation competition.

Organized by the College of Graduate Programs and Honors Studies, the Three Minute Thesis/Dissertation competition will take place Feb. 21 at 5 p.m. in the Student Union Endeavour Room.