With the final spring quarter coming to an end, students and faculty are preparing for the semester transition. The transition has the university going from three 10 week quarters to two 14 week semesters, with a summer term still being offered. Wright State, along with other schools still on quarters, was asked to consider switching […]
A focus on student success through experiential learning opportunities. Increased private-public partnerships with the region. Advancements in defense and technology research. These and other things were part of the 2013 Budget Presentation held in Wright State University’s Apollo Room May 24th. The campus community gathered at the annual Board of Trustees Budget Presentation as Wright […]
Just as the many flowers and plants around campus are in full bloom, so is the vibrant optimism of Wright State’s sustainability initiative. According to Dr. Linda Ramey, associate director of the Office of Sustainability, the freshman class of the 2011-2012 school year was the most ecologically-minded class Wright State has ever seen. “They have […]
The internet can once again breathe a sigh of relief: White House officials have announced that President Obama adamantly plans to veto the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act (CISPA). Obama had previously threatened to veto the bill when it was still up for deliberation by the House of Representatives. As a response to these […]
Joe Kennard Sports Writer kennard.8@wright.edu Chicago is called the Windy City, but the only thing that blew away this past weekend was the Raiders’ season. Wright State (37-21) expected to be playing long into June, but those plans were erased after an early exit from the Horizon League tournament. The Raiders dropped their tournament opener […]
