On May 4 Wright State students, families, friends and faculty gathered at the Nutter Center to celebrate spring commencement. With nearly 2,000 graduates, the ages ranged from 19 to 70 and ranged from across Ohio, the country and the world.
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Festival of Flight to take place at Wright State
The Wright State Nutter Center will be the grounds for the first ever Festival of Flight on Saturday October 5.
Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity hosts 24-hour Rockathon
Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity hosted its 24-hour Rockathon, which first began in 2006, on April 18 this year to raise money for the American Cancer Society.
34th Annual Student Leadership Awards celebrate student leaders
The 34th Annual Student Leadership Awards were held on April 11 honoring students and organizations for their hard work and dedication as well as their impact on the campus and the community.
UCIE’s Efforts to Enroll and Retain International Students
Wright State’s University Center for International Education (UCIE) is continuing efforts to retain and welcome more international students to campus.
WSU in search of a new vice provost of faculty affairs
Wright State University is currently looking to hire new vice president for faculty affairs.
Raider Sports Recap: Weekend review
The Raider athletes took on a weekend full of wins, here is your weekend breakdown:
Greek Life celebrates members with award ceremony
On Sunday, April 7, the Fraternity and Sorority Council held a Greek Life Awards ceremony. Around one hundred people attended, all from various chapters in the Greek community. The hour-long awards ceremony was held at Wright State University.
Student Union hosts annual awards banquet
On Sunday, April 7, the Student Union’s Campus Recreation and Student Activities Awards Banquet took place. The event was held in the Student Union from 4-6 p.m. and dinner and desserts were provided.
WSU multicultural leader resigns after more than a decade with the university
After 12 years at Wright State, Julia Acosta, director of the Office of Latinx, Asian, and Native American Affairs (LANA), resigned from the university Friday.