Wright Life

Rainbow Alliance’s Drag Show: What Goes on Behind-the-Scenes?

By Aaron Cline · Thursday, April 3, 2025

On Saturday, March 22, Rainbow Alliance held its 21st Annual Drag Show. This year, student performers dominated the show, and plenty of preparation was put into setting up the scene for attendees to enjoy. Planning large events like these can be difficult, but with the right knowledge and some improvisation, anything is possible.

“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.

Events On Campus Week of March 31

By Aaron Cline · Monday, March 31, 2025

Celebrate Student Government Association, Alpha Xi Delta and other on-campus organizations with this weeks’ events! There are a variety of artistic and physical activities for students of all types to enjoy.

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.

How Long-Distance Relationships Thrive in Today’s World

By Aaron Cline · Wednesday, March 26, 2025

Long-distance relationships are something that have been around for centuries. Whether you are sending letters to someone you met on a trip in the 19th century or texting someone you met online on popular apps like Discord or Instagram, love has always continued to thrive despite any distance.

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.

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.

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 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.

Events on Campus Week of March 17

By Aaron Cline · Monday, March 17, 2025

Raiders, be prepared for this weekend’s first annual Sibling Weekend! There will be many sweet events planned for students to bond with their siblings; even if you do not have siblings, you can still participate. There is plenty going on this week at Wright State University!

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.

Events in Dayton Week of March 10

By Aaron Cline · Monday, March 10, 2025

With Spring Break just wrapping up, there may not be a lot of events happening on-campus for this upcoming week. According to Dayton Local, there are still a variety of events to attend in the Dayton area.

Horoscopes: What Electives Should You Take?

By Aaron Cline · Thursday, March 6, 2025

With the second quarter of this semester coming up, as well as Fall 2025 courses becoming available soon, students may be wondering what electives they should try taking. Based on your zodiac sign, what electives should you take?

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.

The Future of WSU’s Cultural Identity Centers as President Trump Bans Community Gatherings

By Britin Frazey · Tuesday, March 4, 2025

Since his inauguration, President Donald Trump has been signing orders banning diversity, equity and inclusion efforts across the nation. Because of these new rules and regulations, many universities shut down their programs and identity centers immediately. With Wright State University's student-centric ideologies and claims, it is only natural that they did not take this approach. However, with the current state of the country, students are left uncertain about what the future of WSU's beloved Cultural and Identity Centers might be.

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