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Car Stolen from WSU: Is Your Car Safe on Campus?

By Brandon Player · Wednesday, Nov. 19, 2025

The Wright State University Police Department (WSUPD) released a campus notice informing all commuters and domestic students that a car was stolen from WSU. The theft occurred between Oct. 30 and Oct. 31. After the alert, students were instructed by the WSUPD to enact proficient safety precautions to keep their vehicles and belongings safe. 

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Campus Crime Notes Nov. 14 Through Nov. 26

By Ashley Hainzer · Monday, Dec. 1, 2025

There were several disturbances, fires and larceny crime reported on campus for the days of Nov. 14 to Nov. 26. The Wright State University Police Department handled the situations, and shared the Public Safety reports.

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Miami Valley Votes: 2025 Local Election Results

By Ashley Hainzer · Monday, Nov. 10, 2025

On Tuesday, Nov. 4, 2025, the general local elections for this year took place. Results are now in, and the elections have been called. Here are some key outcomes from across the Miami Valley, along with thoughts from the voters who reside here and the ways it will impact students of Wright State University.

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"Hunger-Free Campus" Bill Aims to Curb Food Insecurities on College Campuses

By Ashley Hainzer · Wednesday, Nov. 5, 2025

Almost a quarter of college students face food insecurity. Ohio’s Congress has proposed a bill that was introduced to create a grant for public Ohio universities to address this issue. Supporters say the bill is a good idea as it will help shape the state’s future leaders. As a public Ohio university, Wright State University would provide the benefits of this bill, helping any WSU students facing food insecurity.

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A Student Guide to Financial Aid

By Andy Gibson · Tuesday, Nov. 4, 2025

Higher education costs continue to rise as time progresses and the market sees more inflation. Students at Wright State University continue to struggle with the cost of their education. That is why financial aid exists: to help everyone receive a higher education, despite their financial status. 

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Local Elections and College Students: Why Don't They Vote?

By Ashley Hainzer · Monday, Nov. 3, 2025

Local elections are coming up in the Miami Valley. These elections will not only address important topics, but will also put some elected officials in office. Students at Wright State University will be impacted by these elections, but the question remains whether students plan to vote in the election or not.

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Free Speech Protections: How This Affects Students at Wright State University

By Brandon Player · Tuesday, Oct. 28, 2025

Over the course of Trump’s second term as president, topics regarding free speech usage within the United States have become essential in this political climate. When tied to Ohioans or just WSU, both college students and professors have their opinions on whether they are being censored by the current administration. This stems from the recent actions the Trump Administration has taken towards colleges and U.S. citizens regarding free speech.

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An Overview of Accommodations Available at Wright State University

By Andy Gibson · Thursday, Oct. 23, 2025

Wright State University offers accommodations for students who have registered as having disabilities. Accommodations offer many benefits, such as additional test-taking time, alternative formats for materials, note-taking and special seating. Many students are enrolled in accommodations at WSU. 

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A Student Guide to Counseling and Wellness Services

By Andy Gibson · Monday, Oct. 20, 2025

Mental health is a struggle for many individuals, especially college students. Whether it be midterms, finals, tests or even just getting assignments turned in on time, students at Wright State University constantly face challenges that could greatly impact their mental health. That is why WSU’s Counseling and Wellness Services exists.

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Opinion: A Student’s Journey to the United Nations

By Sudipta Acharjee · Thursday, Oct. 9, 2025

New York, Sept. 25: Sitting inside the United Nations headquarters, I looked around and saw presidents, ministers, country delegates and young leaders from every continent. It felt unreal that I was part of this historic gathering. The discussions were powerful. 

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