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Big Lens Student Showcase: A Glimpse into the work of the Motion Pictures Program

By Kylee Lairmore · Friday, April 11, 2025

On Thursday, May 1, Wright State University's motion pictures program will host its 36th annual Big Lens Student Showcase. The film festival will premiere the best works from WSU’s film students.

Wright State Raiders to Face Dayton Flyers in Annual Gem City Baseball Showdown at Day Air Ballpark

By Ashley Hainzer · Thursday, April 10, 2025

The Wright State Raiders will take on the University of Dayton Flyers in their annual baseball showdown on April 29 at Day Air Ballpark, home of the Dayton Dragons, bringing together students, alumni and local fans for a night of friendly rivalry and community spirit.

Trump Administration to Revise Student Loan Forgiveness Programs

By Rachel Shigley · Wednesday, April 9, 2025

Biden’s initiative to forgive large amounts of student loan debt has been officially ended by President Trump in favor of a more niche program that is difficult for many Americans to achieve. It will favor those who go into the public service fields, similar to the original plan in 2007.

Tornado Preparedness: What Should You Do if a Tornado Strikes?

By Ashley Hainzer · Wednesday, April 9, 2025

With the Spring season, heavy storms are inevitable, and the Miami Valley has already experienced its fair share of storms. The heightened possibility for tornados makes it essential to be prepared.

The Wright State University Dance Team Gears Up for a Return to Nationals

By Carli Devanna · Wednesday, April 9, 2025

The Wright State University Dance Team hosted a showcase on Sunday, March 30, offering a sneak peek of their upcoming nationals performances. The team is set to compete at The College Classic in Orlando, Florida, on April 12–13. If they qualify, they’ll advance to the finals.

SGA’s Meet the Candidates Introduces Potential President and Vice President

By Rachel Shigley · Tuesday, April 8, 2025

Student Government Association’s "Meet the Candidates" event allowed students and Wright State University community to become acquainted with SGA's potential future President and Vice President, Shloka Ravinuthala and Eimaan Virani.

Women’s Wellness Forum Sparks Empowering Conversations on Health and Advocacy

By Julia Kirk · Tuesday, April 8, 2025

Four female leaders from Wright State University offices and organizations spoke as panelists at the Women’s Wellness Forum on March 31, aiming to raise awareness about women’s physical and mental health, foster open conversations and help attendees find a sense of community.

The SGA Senatorial Candidates Running with Opposition: COLA and COSM

By Britin Frazey · Monday, April 7, 2025

Wright State University’s Student Government Association purpose is to ensure that student voices are heard and that campus policies reflect their needs. Each spring, students campaign for elected positions within the organization. This year, only two Senator positions had any opposition, which were the College of Liberal Arts and the College of Science and Math.

Is Yik Yak Getting a Revival at WSU: How the App is Used and its Impact

By Britin Frazey · Friday, April 4, 2025

Yik Yak is a social media app where all users can post anonymously on boards of certain topics. It is popularly used by colleges for students to discuss campus activities, and WSU is no exception. The impact of the app on life at WSU may be small compared to bigger campuses, but exploring it is still worthwhile.

Dungeons and Dragons: The Game That Keeps on Living

By Ethan Bistline · Thursday, April 3, 2025

The popular tabletop game, "Dungeons and Dragons," or "D&D," was first released in 1974. Since then, it has accumulated a wide number of fans and players that participate in campaigns, telling unique stories and going on spontaneous adventures. Because of its popularity, many films and television series have been made adapting elements from the game, and more appear to be coming soon.

“Alice by Heart,” A Classic Tale Reimagined on the Wright State University Stage

By Julia Kirk · Wednesday, April 2, 2025

The WSU theater department puts on many productions each year. “Alice by Heart” is currently being performed on campus, a show inspired by the book “Alice in Wonderland” and directed by Greg Hellems, the head of Musical Theater at WSU.

Indigo Hippo: Preventing Waste and Encouraging Recycling

By Aaron Cline · Tuesday, April 1, 2025

Located in the Cincinnati area, Indigo Hippo is a small business that focuses on reselling used art supplies to give these materials another chance, rather than tossing them into the trash. Indigo Hippo and the City of Dayton both encourage recycling and reusing items to help reduce Ohio’s waste.

The WSU Bathroom Protest: A Call For Solidarity

By Britin Frazey · Tuesday, April 1, 2025

On Wednesday, March 26, the School of Professional Psychology held a protest in Wright State University's quad. Many people from the community joined the cause, participated in the activities set up for the peaceful rally, and listened to powerful speeches from community members and passionate advocates.

Basketball Star Brandon Noel Enters NCAA Transfer Portal, Huibregtse and Norris Join Him

By Carli Devanna · Monday, March 31, 2025

Brandon Noel, a fifth-year junior and star basketball player at Wright State, entered the NCAA transfer portal to seek a new opportunity for his final season. Noel leaves WSU as a decorated leader, ranking third in the Horizon League this season. His teammates, Alex Huibregtse and Keaton Norris, also entered the portal.

Gov. DeWine Signs Ohio Senate Bill 1, Eliminating DEI on Campus

By Monica Brutto · Friday, March 28, 2025

On Friday, March 28, Gov. Mike DeWine signed Ohio Senate Bill 1, a higher-education overhaul that eliminates diversity, equity and inclusion on campus, prevents faculty from striking and prohibits universities from weighing in on controversial topics.

Short Film Project Blackbird Shows Importance of Mental Health Advocacy

By Ashley Hainzer · Friday, March 28, 2025

On March 19, the doors opened at the Student Success Center for Project Blackbird, an event dedicated to mental health advocacy. The night featured a screening of the short film Blackbird, a panel discussion, and a mental health resource fair. The event aimed to spark conversations about mental well-being, providing attendees with insights from experts and access to valuable support services.

Women's and Veterans Tea Party: Shedding Light and Sharing Tea

By Julia Kirk · Thursday, March 27, 2025

The Women’s Center partnered with Wright State University's Veteran and Military Center to support and celebrate the sacrifice of veterans, especially those on campus. The tea party event served as a way for students and members of both groups to come together to share pastries and stories.

Women Entrepreneurs Share Their Journeys at Wright State Panel

By Britin Frazey · Wednesday, March 26, 2025

On Thursday, March 13, Wright State University hosted a panel featuring four female business owners in the food and business industry. Organized by the Raj Soin College of Business, the Women’s Center, and the Asian and Native American Center—with support from the Entrepreneurship Club and ReyRey Café—the event provided a platform for these entrepreneurs to share their unique experiences, challenges, and successes.

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.

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Student Press Freedom Day: An Off The Record Special

By Kylee Lairmore , Ashley Hainzer and Macie Allen Monday, March 9, 2026

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