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Wright State English professor Sally Lamping will research the Australian education system and how it educates immigrants as a Fulbright Senior Research Scholar.

Ashley Marshall, who was introduced to computers at age 3 and learned Morse code at 6, will graduate from Wright State with degrees in biology and computer science.

Plane will be used as a STEM classroom as part of a collaborative involving Wright State, Clark State Community College and Beavercreek City Schools.

Wright State researcher Jim Olson recognized for his work with Science Olympiad to promote neuroscience education in elementary and high schools around the country.

Hemant Purohit, a graduate researcher in the Center of Excellence in Knowledge-enabled Computing (Kno.e.sis), was honored for using social media to help disaster relief.

Ownership of Calamityville, home to the National Center for Medical Readiness, was turned over to Wright State as expansion of Calamityville’s mission picks up speed.

Research by two Wright State faculty members Allen Hunt and Thomas Skinner will be published in Chaos, a physics journal.

Wright State Research Institute conducts its first unmanned aircraft system research flight at Wilmington Air Park this week.

Wright State physics professor Allen Hunt publishes statistical analysis of the spread of the Ebola virus.

Stein Galleries' latest exhibition featuring 58 works of digital fabrication opens Oct. 26 and runs through Dec. 7.