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Wright State University officials said Monday that the institution is being investigated by federal authorities over its management of H-1B visas for some employees, The Dayton Daily News reported. The H-1B allows certain specialized professionals from outside the United States to work in this country. Wright State officials said that there was "credible evidence" that between two and five years ago, not everyone sponsored for a visa by the university actually worked at the university.

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