After several car part thefts, Wright State University police sent out a campus wide email notification regarding the thefts to the campus community.
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Through Thick and Thin, the Dayton Community Comes Back Strong
The Dayton community was struck with tragedy on Aug. 4, which called for strength and guidance from one another in order to grow.
Air Force Marathon to Run Through Campus
The annual U.S. Air Force Marathon is approaching on Sept. 21 and if you're on Wright State's campus that day you might see the runners.
Board of Trustees recommend administrators create monthly budget
During Thursday’s Board of Trustees meeting, Trustee Bill Montgomery, questioned why a monthly budget was not already implemented in the process.
Wright State faculty member placed on paid leave
Professor and Director of the Adult-Gerontology Acute Care Nurse Practitioner program, Kristine Scordo, was escorted off Wright State campus on Wednesday, Sept. 11. Scordo was placed on paid administrative leave.
‘There is no sense in being in harm’s way:’ WSU police host ALICE training
In light of the recent shooting in The Oregon District, Wright State University’s Police Department (WSUPD) is taking steps towards increasing safety and knowledge of what to do in an active-shooter situation.
From the Archives: Wright State students respond to 9/11
The Wright State Guardian Newspaper published a series of stories the week after September 11 2001 terrorist attacks. Almost 20 years later we look back at the reactions, emotions and stories that were told in our community. Photos and stories collected from the Wright State University Archives.
From the Archives: Looking back at 9/11
As the news of the World Trade Center and Pentagon bombings flashed on TV screens around the nation, Wright State students were gathered together in halls, lounges, and dorms watching the carnage as it happened.
‘Retain the 9 is becoming a model of success statewide’
October 2017 was just the beginning of Wright State University’s efforts to embrace the wellbeing of minority groups on campus. Retain the 9 was created to provide a sense of belonging and reassurance to underrepresented minorities.
Welcome Week for fall 2019
The Director of Orientation, Don Miller, collaborates with Wright State University to plan both fall and summer orientation events.