Greek Week 2026: Water Games
Wright Life Reporter Hannah Edwards and Videographer Ciarah Jenkins highlight one of the most popular events during The Greek Engagement Board's Greek Week, the competitive water games.
Wright Life Reporter Hannah Edwards and Videographer Ciarah Jenkins highlight one of the most popular events during The Greek Engagement Board's Greek Week, the competitive water games.
Greek Week is back! From March 16-21, Wright State University’s Greek Engagement Board hosted Greek Week, an annual competition between sororities and fraternities at WSU.
Siblings Weekend is one of the biggest events hosted by the Residential Community Association (RCA) at Wright State University (WSU). This year, it took place from March 20 to 22, allowing students to bring their families on campus to play games, watch movies, and more.
This year, from March 16 to 21, the Greek Engagement Board (GEB) hosted the second Greek Week since COVID-19 at Wright State University (WSU). The week intends to bring together sororities and fraternities to engage in competitive games and events.
ReyRey Cafe partners with new organizations each week to create a special cross-promotion. This week, they partnered with the Phi Kappa Tau fraternity to create the Phi Tau Frost.
ReyRey Cafe partners with new organizations each week to create a special cross-promotion. This week, the Residential Community Association (RCA) is taking its turn, leading up to Sibs Weekend.
ReyRey Cafe, the student-led coffee shop, collaborates with a new organization weekly to bring a unique promotional beverage to its customers. This week, ReyRey partners with the Wright State University (WSU) Athletic Training Student Organization (ATSO).
ReyRey Cafe partners with a different club each week, promoting an organization and upcoming events through a newly branded beverage. For the last week of February, that is the Chemistry Club.
Wright State University (WSU) celebrates Homecoming annually in the Spring semester with a basketball game, but that is not the only yearly tradition. Before the big game, WSU’s Greek Engagement Board (GEB) hosts an event inviting organizations to create chili and compete to be the judges’ and fans’ favorites.
Homecoming week started Wednesday, Feb. 4 and lasted until Saturday, Feb. 7. The event has been evolving through the years as the time it is held has changed. Alumni and student organizations worked together to improve the event.
During the spring semester of 2025, the announcement that all efforts to support diversity, equity and inclusion, also called DEI programs, must legally shut down in compliance with Senate Bill 1 rocked campus life. Now, several months later, Wright State University students are still dealing with the fallout.
Wright State University offers numerous employment opportunities for students, including the student-led and operated coffee location, ReyRey Cafe. Previously located in Rike Hall until its move in July of this year, some students remain curious about the reasoning behind the move to the Dunbar Library, and what will become of the previous space.
Wright State University (WSU) is home to a wide variety of student organizations. Among them is ReyRey Cafe, the entirely student-led coffee shop on campus. Each week, they partner with another student organization to create a new drink of the week that represents both groups. This week is the Anatomy and Physiology Club’s turn.
Four friends marched towards a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, a dream of a home town kid walking across the stage at graduation with a little help from his friends. And for the one who couldn’t be there— how’s they strived to honor a four-letter mantra that their friend left behind: LLRW.
Bad Bunny performed at this year’s Super Bowl 60 Halftime show, sparking lots of controversy across the country.
Wright State University (WSU) is home to many student-led organizations, including the coffee shop, ReyRey Cafe. Every week, the cafe partners with a different student organization to bring new flavors to the forefront. This week, ReyRey partnered with The Guardian Media Group, kicking off a new weekly cross-promotion.
January is National Stalking Awareness Month, with Jan. 18 as the National Day of Action for Stalking Awareness. On Jan. 20, Wright State University (WSU) held an event to promote awareness and educate students on how to recognize various types of stalking and what steps to take when they do.
While most students know that Wright State University (WSU) was founded in 1967, few know what led up to its official founding as an independent university. Originally called “Dayton Campus,” WSU was first a branch campus of Ohio State University (OSU) and Miami University before developing its own identity.
On Jan. 20, the student-led coffee shop at Wright State University (WSU), ReyRey Café, celebrated its tenth anniversary. A celebratory event was held with commemorative cups handed out to the first 200 students in attendance.
Every building on campus at Wright State University (WSU) has its own vibe, from lively and boisterous, to quiet and academic. Either way, the vibes shape the buildings on campus and their perception. To learn which one best aligns with you, The Wright State Guardian created a quiz. Make sure to keep track of your answers as you go!