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A Wright State team has identified what may be driving severe early-onset preeclampsia, and a possible way to treat it without medication.

With help from the Berry Family Career Hub, Noah Scott reworked his engineering resume and landed a summer internship in healthcare, along with an offer to return in the future.

After transferring to Wright State, biological sciences major Landon Perry found his community, excelled academically and became a peer mentor helping other students succeed.

Whether it be meeting with career consultants, completing an internship or networking with industry leaders, Wright State students have opportunities to prepare for the workforce at every step of their academic journey.

2003 grad Kara Ayers reflects on how Wright State's accessible campus, adapted sports and supportive community helped shape her journey as a Paralympic swimmer, researcher and advocate for people with disabilities.

Dunbar Library's replica of the 1903 Flyer was lowered over the summer for an extensive three-week cleaning project — its first since 2014.

The program introduced four high school and undergraduate students to biomedical research, clinical medicine and healthcare careers.

From investigating invasive species to determining what temperature light makes someone perform at their best, students in the College of Science and Math shared their findings at summer conferences.

Now at the No. 1 graduate school in the country for biological sciences, Davis credits her Wright State education for helping lay the foundation for her success.

A team of students are making conversations about wellness more approachable by providing peer support and campus resources to fellow students.