As WSU and Environmental Health and Safety Department continue to keep track of coronavirus cases, we will keep the community updated here.
On Wednesday, Jan. 6, Interim Provost Douglas Leaman released a statement via email stating the coronavirus protocol that Wright State University will continue during the upcoming spring semester.
SGA hosted an interview with Gary LeRoy M.D. and discussed how to best stop the spread of the coronavirus.
The US FDA issued the emergency use authorization of the Pfizer coronavirus vaccine, raising questions and concerns for the public.
With record numbers of active coronavirus cases, the WSU coronavirus dashboard has left some students scratching their heads.
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine discussed the increasing number of coronavirus cases and how it could affect universities.
With a resurgence of cases in Ohio and across the country, there may be a second wave of restrictions coming for Dayton residents.
A return to normalcy may be on the horizon, with the CDC hoping to release a Coronavirus vaccine in November or December.
WSU had to postpone fall sports, along with every other team in the Horizon League. This did not have a huge financial impact on the program.
The Department of Population and Public Health Sciences (DPPHS) at WSU is hiring student employees for a Supplemental Contact Tracing Team.