After his official visit to Ohio State, Wright State forward Brandon Noel is ready to get started with his new school.

The buildings owned by Double Bowler and subject to a foreclosure lawsuit from Sunflower Public Finance are in the busy office area across Colonel Glenn Highway from Wright State University.

Noel said he will finish up classes at Wright State by the end of the month and will be moving to Columbus and beginning classes sometime in early June, when the full team will report to campus.

Jim Denniston, Ph.D., has been appointed permanent vice president for academic affairs and provost of Wright State University ...

Ohio State transfer Gabe Cupps, formerly of Indiana, recently visited the Buckeyes' campus alongside other transfers. The visit included workouts, meetings with coaches and current players, and ...

Members of SGA, the Student Government Association at Wright State University, have been collecting donations of menstrual ...

WVU Health System will invest $460 million in projects around West Virginia, the health system announced Wednesday. The projects, all subject to regulatory approvals, will be in Berkeley, Jefferson, ...

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Senate Bill One has officially been signed by Governor Mike DeWine; one aspect of this bill includes a ban of Diversity, ...

After the reigning Big 12 Player of the Year was in the fold, the priority shifted to adding quality pieces via the transfer ...