Dr. Tanvi Banerjee, assistant professor of Computer Science at Wright State, along with four other faculty members, are working to expand research on dementia and technology to assist people affected by the disease. Dementia refers to a broad category of brain disease. Alzheimer’s, a disease which falls under that category, affects over 5 million people, […]
WSU’s Barnes and Nobles Bookstore hosted their biannual De-Stress Fest on Thursday, Apr. 19, where a variety of activities were offered to students as an opportunity to relax one more time before finals. “Last year we had hot chocolate, Orbeez (a type of homemade stress ball) and coloring books. This year we’re going to do […]
On Friday, Apr. 13 the United States, along with Britain and France, launched airstrikes against Syria. The strikes came in response to an alleged chemical weapons attack in the city of Douma, ordered by Syrian President Bashar al-Assad against his own people. The strikes did not attack civilian areas – instead, they targeted suspected chemical […]
After the most recent Board of Trustees meeting, the possibility of Wright State entering fiscal watch appears to be a feasible possibility. According to Board of Trustees Member Sean Fitzpatrick, the university’s finances are sending it into a trajectory for fiscal watch. With less than three months left of the fiscal year, the university has […]
There are plenty of options and resources available on campus to graduating seniors and alumni who may need with their plans after college. The Career Center is the place for students to check out if they have questions, or just need guidance from staff. “We service alumni the exact same the way we provide services […]
