On Friday, April 19, Wright State’s University Activities Board held its annual April Craze. The event marks the last day of classes and serves as a celebration of all the hard work students and staff put in throughout the academic year.
Experiencing two minutes and 43 seconds of totality, Wright State University students experienced the once-in-a-lifetime 2024 total solar eclipse together, preceded by educational and engaging events.
Staff Photographer Bethany Althauser captured the Wright State Men’s and Women’s track teams as they competed in Ceaderville.
Pink Moon Goods is a small business dedicated to providing ethically-sourced and sustainable products to the Dayton community and beyond. Located in the historic district, owner Kathleen Hotmer is passionate about enhancing the community and living in a more mindful way.
From now until March 29, the Culture and Identity Centers is holding an art and poetry exhibit by artists Markel and Lindsay Haralson, a husband and wife artist duo. The exhibit challenges the expectations of Black women throughout the world, and it has inspired many on campus since its opening on March 7.
