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Winter Break: Monday, December 23 through Wednesday, January 1
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Robert Sweeney

Apr 21, 2017

The leadership changes come as the school is dealing with a financial crisis that requires the administration to cut $25 million from next year’s budget to balance the books.



WSRI

Apr 8, 2017

WSU Trustee Doug Fecher said WSRI suffered from a culture that coveted winning research contracts at any cost and lacked controls and transparency. Only a handful of people knew the full scope of WSRI operations and trustees weren’t in the loop until they were briefed on the Plante Moran audit in 2015.



Protestors at board meeting

Apr 7, 2017

Wright State’s interim president Curtis McCray and several other top officials said that “budget heads” should be punished for spending more than they’re supposed to.



Curtis McCray

Apr 2, 2017

A Dayton Daily News examination of financial data from the university found that it was losing millions of dollars a year even while pitching rosy forecasts to board members.



golf putter

Mar 29, 2017

Chris Schoonmaker, whose son is on the team, says cutting golf is like throwing a deck chair off the Queen Mary



Mar 29, 2017

The Dayton Daily News has released portions of the transcript of President David Hopkins testimony in the civil lawsuit filed by Ryan Fendley, who was fired in 2015. Fendley was an assistant to Provost Narayanan.



University Hall sigin

Mar 24, 2017

Former WSU provost Sundaram Narayanan and researcher Phani Kidambi have continued to receive annual raises though they are prohibited from working.



Mar 23, 2017

Since retiree giving has been traced starting in 2001, retirees have donated more than a million dollars to various special programs and scholarships



Host and guest

Mar 23, 2017

The Host Family Program brings international students and American families together



First graduation on the Quad

Mar 22, 2017

Dr. Lillie Howard, author of new WSU history, to be featured speaker



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