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Author: Mike Fallen

Former News Reporter

Proposed state house bill could change free speech on college campuses

    Ohio State Representatives Niraj Antani (R) and Andrew Brenner (R) are proposing a bill to alter policies and practices surrounding campus free speech. The bill in question, House Bill 758, targets a few sections of the Ohio Revised Code and seeks to enact what is being called the Forming Open and Robust University […]

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University crime statistics report shows decrease in alcohol violations, increase in rapes

Wright State University recently released its Annual Security and Fire Safety Report, a report of the university’s crime and student security statistics. In accordance with The Clery Act, which mandates that colleges provide transparency around crime statistics, Wright State is required to produce a report on a yearly basis. Assembling the report was a tag-team […]

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Greener pasture for Wright State Lake Campus

While Wright State Dayton campus is focusing on budget cuts, 80 miles away in Celina, the Lake Campus is growing. They recently broke ground on a new 7,000 square foot expansion project. Last year they finished an equally large expansion project – the construction of their new Agriculture and Water Quality Education Center. They have […]

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Raiderthon raised $34,202 this year

Wright State’s Raiderthon dance marathon takes “dance ‘til you drop” literally. A student-run organization, Wright State Miracle Makers, hosted a 15-hour fundraiser on Saturday. All the proceeds raised during the marathon will be donated to Dayton Children’s Hospital. The first fundraising dance marathon was hosted in 1991 at Indiana University. Ryan White, a student at […]

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Dayton’s Not Dead: This Old Couch

  This Old Couch is a historic farmhouse turned antique home furnishings store located at 3930 Xenia Rd. They sell repurposed antique furniture, local handcrafted items, soaps, candles and fireplace-mantle-toppers, most of which are made right here in Dayton. Before opening the store, owners Brian and Lori Lucas were a retired military family looking to […]

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