Linda Caron, the current associate dean of the College of Liberal Arts (COLA), has been named the new dean starting May 1. The current dean, Kristin Sobolik, will leave Wright State for the position of provost and vice chancellor of academic affairs at the University of Missouri-St. Louis on June 1. Caron began work at Wright […]
The U.S Food and Drug Administration agreed to allow 23andMe, a genetic testing company, to market tests directly to consumers who may be predisposed to 10 diseases, such as Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s and Celiac disease. According to the FDA, tests are are intended to provide genetic information, but are not able to determine a person’s overall […]
Videos released by passengers show security boarding a plane and remove a passenger because the plane was overbooked. Officials asked for volunteers to accommodate United Airline employees. The result of no one volunteering left security sporadically deciding to remove the unidentified man. The viral video shows a struggle between police and the passenger, then suddenly […]
Love and support have poured in through Facebook for Wright State men’s basketball player Ryan Custer, who severely injured himself at a party this past Saturday, April 8. The Facebook page, Ryan Custer’s Recovery Care Page, was created by the basketball player’s family to provide updates on the athlete’s road to recovery. Since its creation, […]
On April 8, from 6 p.m. to midnight, the ArtsGala celebrated its 18 year. Hundreds of people filled the newly renovated Wright State Creative Arts Center on Saturday to celebrate a night filled with talent, incredible food, and good times. With ticket prices over $200, the event put on as a collaborative effort from all […]
