“We’re getting a lot of phone calls from a lot of places, asking our opinion or expertise about social problems that are plaguing our community."
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Julia Reichert and Steve Bognar, retired WSU film professors, have been nominated for Outstanding Director for a Documentary/Nonfiction Program.
Ohio’s 14 public universities will receive a combined $127.3 million of the money, with larger shares going to the higher-enrollment schools.
K.J. Hippensteel took the stage of New York’s Stephen Sondheim Theatre as an ensemble member in the first preview performance of “Mrs. Doubtfire.”
“It’s been bizarre for sure,” Nagy said. "But we’re thankful the university is letting us come back and work out and be with them."
The new job brings Matthews home to Nashville, Tenn. “My parents, my three sisters and their families are still there. Pretty much my entire family is there.”
"Jasmine Batchelor turns in one of the year’s best performances, profound work that twists an already propulsive concept into a riveting character study.”
Courtney Sulentic, associate professor of pharmacology and toxicology, and Mateen Rizki, professor and chair of computer science, are collaborating in the project.
“Today (DeWine) has announced a well-reasoned approach to safely opening higher education institutions to quality, in-person education this fall.”
This affects nearly 1 million international students in the United States and 597 students at Wright State, as of 2019.