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Christian Hill: The Connection Between Faculty and the Student Body

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At Wright State University (WSU), student organizations are everywhere. The members of those organizations need a faculty member to collaborate with and create the expectation for their organization. To maintain community within the university, Christian Hill is the connection between faculty and the student body. He outreaches and expands organizations to do so.


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Sideline Sip: Wright State’s Student Athletic Training Program’s Drink of the Week Sept. 14 to 18

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ReyRey cafe is a student-led coffee shop at Wright State and each week they partner with a different club or organization to make a drink of the week. This week, they have partnered with the WSU Student Athletic Training Program (SATP) to create a dirty Dr. Pepper, which has been named “Sideline Sip.” The drink is made with Dr. Pepper, coconut syrup, vanilla syrup and cream. 


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Dayton's First Female-Driven Theatre Festival: Utopia

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This September, three Dayton-area theatre companies joined together to launch the Utopia Theatre Festival, a new event. The festival is aimed at expanding the support, opportunities, access and representation available to local artists. The festival takes place at the University of Dayton’s Black Box Theatre and features three productions developed just over the last few months by coordinators and directors.

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What is SGA: A Look Into WSU's Student Government

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The Student Government Association (SGA) is a group of student leaders who work to improve life for students at Wright State University (WSU). Their new president and vice president were elected last Spring.



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Public Response to WSU Student’s Suicide

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The death of Pierre Damas Bel has led to public outcry around the nation. A press conference was held by community members in Springfield on Tuesday, Sept. 1 and students from Wright State University (WSU) have been raising awareness around campus.









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Move-In Essentials: What to Pack Freshman Year

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With the fall semester fast approaching, thousands of new Raiders will soon be moving into Wright State University’s residence halls and apartments. While most students remember the basics, it’s often the little things that make the biggest difference once move-in day is over.



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Budget for Raider Row Construction to Increase by $2 million

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An additional $2 million is to be allocated to the Wright State University Raider Row project. Associate Vice President of Operations Javan Conley spoke to the Board of Trustees on June 26, requesting an additional $2 million to complete the project. This brings the total cost of the project to $4.5 million.



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Quiz: What is your Summer Adventure?

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Summer at Wright State University means freedom for many of its students. Everyone has plans. Whether it is more school, an amusement park or concerts. If not, this quiz can help you decide how to spend your summer vacay!



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