Wright State University has been open for 60 years, and in that time, many of the facilities on campus have started facing problems. With recent heavy rainfall, leaks have become more noticeable, leading to an increase of discourse and conversation around WSU’s facilities.
Staff Videographer Isaac Warnecke and Wright Life Editor Emily Mancuso are back at it again, this time with a special guest…News Reporter Ashley Hainzer! Together, the three of them discuss fun facts in history, how the semester is going, and another fun Florida Man story! — Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/raiderreport/support
On March 12, Dayton joined Bloomberg Philanthropies Organization’s Sustainable Cities Initiative in their fight for a more sustainable city.
For Honors students currently immersed in a project related to their major, they can showcase it to the Wright State University community through the Honors Blitz Competition. The event offers an opportunity for Honors students to present their work to a diverse audience while honing invaluable communication skills.
Students mingled and learned about business life while enjoying tea and snacks on Thursday, March 14. Various staff members were there to tell their side of running a business, and students had the opportunity to network during the tea party.