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Political science professor Edward Fitzgerald says that over the years the courts have been instrumental in protecting the environment.

Wright State anthropologist Amelia Hubbard specializes in the study of past life ways through teeth.

The program encourages minority medical students’ interest in hematology by providing the opportunity to create and implement a hematology-related research project.

Critical components of the sensing are being fabricated and tested in Wright State’s Neuroscience Engineering Collaboration Building.

This part of the study seeks African-Americans age 18 or older who do not have a diagnosis of bipolar disorder or schizophrenia.

A crew from “CBS Sunday Morning” traveled to Wright State to interview Christopher Oldstone-Moore, senior lecturer of history, about his research on the history of facial hair.

Using diaries, letters, documents, photographs and artifacts, “Over There: Dayton and the Great War” showcases the essential involvement of Daytonians and local businesses in the war.

Students in this English and communication course also learned how to gather information and then marry words, images and sounds to communicate it.

The video game is designed for the many teachers who have trouble finding an educational video game that matches the content they want to teach.

Wright State faculty reach out to the community to promote a new undergraduate neuroscience major.