“It is hard to think of coming back to rehearsals without Megan,” Dr. James Tipps, Wright State professor of music and conductor of university chorus said when reflecting on having Megan Betts as a student. “She was an absolute joy to work with, and she made a very positive difference in our lives.”
Raiders and community members gathered in the atrium of the Student Union on Monday afternoon to remember Megan Betts one of the victims of the Oregon District shooting that took place on Sunday morning at 1:14 a.m.
In the early hours of Sunday August 4, hundreds in downtown Dayton's historic Oregon District took cover or fled as shooting broke out.
On Tuesday, July 2, rock bands 311 and Dirty Heads made Dayton the launch point of their summer-long tour across the nation. Along for the ride were three other amazing acts that each brought a different flavor of the season to enthrall the crowd. First off was a Bikini Trill, a young but confidently cool...
Memorial Day weekend has been marked as a historical weather weekend for parts of the Miami Valley and Ohio. The National Weather Service confirmed 15 tornadoes that struck parts of Greene, Montgomery, Auglaize and Darke Counties.
On April 14th, Wright State student, James Curlis, opened his family owned ice cream shop in his home town of Sydney, Ohio.
On May 4 Wright State students, families, friends and faculty gathered at the Nutter Center to celebrate spring commencement. With nearly 2,000 graduates, the ages ranged from 19 to 70 and ranged from across Ohio, the country and the world.
The Wright State Nutter Center will be the grounds for the first ever Festival of Flight on Saturday October 5.
On Sunday, May 12, Fifth Third Field, home of the Dayton Dragons, will be hosting their second Wright State University “Raider Day.”
Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity hosted its 24-hour Rockathon, which first began in 2006, on April 18 this year to raise money for the American Cancer Society.