Wright State University

If you or someone you know is an active-duty artist with a passion for photography, painting, drawing, sculpture, ceramics, woodworking, leathercraft or other mediums - the Robert and Elaine Stein Galleries at Wright State University is eager to hear from YOU!

This fall, the gallery located inside Wright State University's Creative Arts Center will present it's inaugural exhibition of “Active Duty Artists" to showcase the talent in our military community. Service members may submit up to three works for consideration, and submissions are due by July 15. To submit or gather more information, email [email protected].

Only 58 days until the class of 2030 starts moving in... but who's counting??? 🫣💚

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To Wright State and beyond! 🚀✨ With Toy Story 5 hitting theaters this weekend, some familiar faces dropped by campus to pay tribute to the voice of Woody himself at our state-of-the-art motion pictures center, the Tom Hanks Center for Motion Pictures at Wright State University. 🎬

Wright State University will be closed tomorrow on Friday, June 19th in observance of Juneteenth.

The Library will reopen on Saturday, June 20th, while Campus Recreation will remain closed.

The university as a whole will resume normal summer operations on Monday, June 22nd.

The Western Ohio Educational Foundation hosted its annual scholarship breakfast at Wright State University Lake Campus on June 2nd. Thirty-eight scholarship recipients were recognized at this year’s event, representing both current and incoming students.

For more than 50 years, WOEF has been a key philanthropic partner of Wright State's Lake Campus, awarding over $200,000 in scholarships annually.

“The scholarship breakfast serves as a powerful reminder that when we invest in education, we invest in the future of our communities,” said Andrea Faber, vice provost and chief administrative officer of Lake Campus.

Read more: https://webapp2.wright.edu/web1/newsroom/2026/06/15/western-ohio-educational-foundation-celebrates-student-success-at-annual-scholarship-breakfast/

Two trainees from the Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine are advancing to highly competitive ear, nose and throat (ENT) programs, reflecting both individual achievement and the strength of the school’s longstanding partnership with Premier Health.

Mac Kenzie Reece, D.O., a general surgery resident, matched into a head and neck endocrine surgery fellowship at Massachusetts General Hospital’s Mass Eye and Ear center, part of Harvard Medical School.

Omar Zayed, M.D., a Wright State medical student who graduated this spring, matched into an otolaryngology, or ENT, residency at Case Western Reserve University.

The placements are among the most competitive in medicine. There are only four head and neck endocrine surgery fellowship programs in the country, each offering a single position. ENT residency slots are similarly scarce, drawing large pools of applicants for a limited number of spots each year.

That a Wright State resident and medical student both landed placements speaks to something more than individual achievement.

Read more: https://www.daytondailynews.com/local/2-medical-trainees-show-impact-of-wsu-premier-partnership/article_439dd1ee-c389-5523-9f2d-194b66e4bb0b.html

Happy National Mascot Day to the rowdiest guy we know 🐺💚🤘

And just like that, somehow we're HALFWAY through Summer Orientation already... 🌞💚

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