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Coffee, Cookies and CareSource: A Supportive Healthcare Company

By Julia Kirk · Wednesday, March 26, 2025

CareSource is a very large healthcare company that sent representatives to Wright State University on Wed., March 19 to inform students of their internship and job opportunities as students get ready to graduate and enter the job market. While many healthcare companies come to WSU's campus, CareSource stands apart in many ways.

Dayton Launches Peace Campaign in Hopes to Reduce Youth Violence

By Rachel Shigley · Tuesday, March 25, 2025

The city of Dayton is launching the Peace Campaign, a new initiative aimed at reducing violence while fostering youth development and community engagement. Through strategic programs and partnerships, the campaign seeks to unify neighborhoods and create a safer, more connected city.

Spirit of the Phoenix: Malala Fund Education and Traditional Asian Crafts with WSU's Multicultural Sorority

By Britin Frazey · Tuesday, March 25, 2025

On Wednesday, March 19, Kappa Phi Lambda Sorority, Inc. hosted an event titled "Spirit of the Phoenix" in support of the Malala Fund. At the event, there were supplies available to create traditional Asian crafts, as well as an educational video about the Malala Fund to help attendees gain an understanding of its message and importance.

Raiders Sweep Oakland University In A Triple Game Series

By Carli Devanna · Monday, March 24, 2025

The Wright State Men’s Baseball team opened their Horizon League Conference with a triple-game weekend against Oakland University. The team faced Kent State University on the prior Tuesday and finished with a win of 11-6.

Gov. Mike DeWine Gives State of the State address, Highlighting Jobs and Education

By Ashley Hainzer · Monday, March 24, 2025

On March 12, Governor Mike DeWine gave his State of the State address. During this, he talked about multiple topics including child care, education and the workforce. During his address, he stressed the importance of these topics and how Ohio will fix the issues surrounding them.

Events on Campus Week of March 24

By Aaron Cline · Monday, March 24, 2025

Raiderthon is coming up this weekend! Be sure to stop by some of the other events happening on-campus, like celebrations for Women’s Wellness Day, while you prepare for the dance-a-thon.

The Fight for Equality: The Rise of Women in Wrestling

By Julia Kirk · Friday, March 21, 2025

WWE, or World Wrestling Entertainment, is the world’s largest wrestling company, with over 200 wrestlers currently active, including women. While women did not always have the opportunity to fight, they have fought for years to have their place in the WWE.

The Top 10 Female Athletes of All Time

By Carli Devanna · Friday, March 21, 2025

Many Americans proudly identify as fans of at least one sport, and as the sports industry continues to expand, the spotlight on women’s sports has grown significantly. While every female athlete is important, these women have distinguished themselves not only through their extraordinary athletic achievements but also through their impact beyond the game. Here are the Top ten female athletes of all time.

Is Body Positivity Dead, and Why It Must Continue?

By Rachel Shigley · Thursday, March 20, 2025

As social media’s popularity rose through the decade of the 2010s, a movement that promoted acceptance and pride of all body types brought back the normalization of bodies that were not just thin. Today, the body positivity movement is becoming less and less prominent in the media.

The Benefits of Rock Music

By Julia Kirk · Thursday, March 20, 2025

People have known for a long time that there are benefits to listening to music. Despite this fact, rock music has often been demonized in the media, with people claiming it is linked to violence and depression. However, the opposite is true, with many positive benefits being linked to listening to rock music.

Dead Duolingo: When Brands Cater to Gen Z

By Ashley Hainzer · Wednesday, March 19, 2025

Duolingo killed their mascot, Duo, then brought it back to life. This was all part of a huge marketing stunt that was most likely just to garner more attention for their app, Duolingo. Duolingo is not the first (or the last) modern company to pull a stunt like this. Looking back, you cannot help but wonder if Generation Z is in charge of marketing now, how much wackier can it really get?

Top 10 MCU Characters for the Next Avengers Team

By Ethan Bistline · Wednesday, March 19, 2025

The Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) has quickly expanded since 2019's "Avengers: Endgame," where audiences were left with--SPOILER ALERT--the death of Natasha Romanoff's Black Widow and Tony Stark's Iron Man, as well as the retirement of Steve Rogers as Captain America. The MCU post-Endgame has quickly begun introducing new and interesting characters, which means it is also time for a brand new Avengers team. Who will make the cut?

The Origins of Dirty Soda: From Mormonism to Mainstream

By Ashley Hainzer · Tuesday, March 18, 2025

Dirty Soda has it's origin in Utah with the mormon faith. But it has exploded into popularity within the last decade. The history of this type of drink is an interesting one. From mormonism to mainstream, here is the history of Dirty Soda.

The Aswang: Facts and Features of the Fearsome Creature from Filipino Folklore

By Britin Frazey · Tuesday, March 18, 2025

Aswangs are a traditional creature in Filipino folklore, but these monsters are complex and diverse shape-shifters, making them somewhat difficult to define. There are many common traits that aswangs may share, with lots of interpretations and beliefs about the beasts and their diverse abilities. In Filipino folklore, they take on many different roles in storytelling, all of which are interesting narrative devices for the overall mythology.

Surviving the Apocalypse with Disney Princesses: The Best and Worst Candidates

By Britin Frazey · Monday, March 17, 2025

Disney princesses are a beloved group of strong women, shown in the movies many child watch growing up. Some have magical abilities, but all have a big heart, bravery and a sense of right and wrong. They each have their unique skills, all of which have the potential to be useful in various situations. If the apocalypse were to come, many of the princesses could serve as integral parts of a survival team, each playing a different role. Here is a list of the official Disney princesses, with two additions, ranked in order of least to most potential for getting a team of her people safely through the apocalypse.

What to Expect for Raiderthon 2025: Activities, Dancing and Mental Health Awareness

By Britin Frazey · Friday, March 14, 2025

Miracle Makers put on Raiderthon every spring, making it a beloved tradition at Wright State University. The goal of this twelve-hour long dance marathon event is to raise money for Dayton Children’s Hospital. Events vary slightly each year, which may leave students wondering what the 2025 Raiderthon will look like as they continue to get excited for the event.

Finding Comfort in Religion and Keeping Up-to-Date With the St. John Bosco Chapel

By Aaron Cline · Thursday, March 13, 2025

The St. John Bosco Chapel, near the walkway to the Woods dormitories, may not catch the eye of many people who are non-religious or practice a different religion. However, those interested may learn that it is an open environment that is ready to both have tough talks about religion and make lighthearted jokes with those in attendance.

Learning About Histology Through Painting

By Aaron Cline · Wednesday, March 12, 2025

On Thursday, Feb. 20, the Anatomy and Physiology Club hosted a watercolor painting session in which pathology and artist Meredith Herman introduced attendees to recreating histology scenes with paint.

President Donald Trump Cuts Federal Funding to Park Services

By Julia Kirk · Wednesday, March 12, 2025

On Friday, Feb. 14, President Donald Trump and his administration cut funding to the National Park Service, which will have a negative impact on the planet and the economy. People are already losing their jobs, and protections for park visitors are going down in many ways.

De-Stress Before Midterms with Stressed is Desserts Spelled Backwards

By Julia Kirk · Thursday, March 6, 2025

As midterm week approached, the Honors community wanted to give students the opportunity to learn helpful ways to deal with stress while enjoying a sweet treat by hosting their event in the Honors dorm on Friday, Feb. 21. It served as a way to remind students of the resources they have available to them and to connect.

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