Former News Editor
When students left campus after the announcement, no one knew that it would be the last time they would be there in their college careers.
On Thursday, April 30, the Board of Trustees met for the first virtual committee day to discuss implemented changes as well as plans for the near future.
While customers are known for relying on their stylists, now the tables have turned as the workers deal with their income being compromised due to coronavirus.
Wright State University’s switch to remote learning in March is having lasting effects on students. Due to campus being closed, the WSU Bookstore is accepting returns through mail only.
The Dayton Foodbank successfully set up at Wright State University’s Nutter Center on Tuesday morning. According to a WSU news release, traffic in the surrounding area came to a slow during the event.
