After several car part thefts, Wright State University police sent out a campus wide email notification regarding the thefts to the campus community.
Category: Top Stories
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.
‘We’re ready for a fresh start’: The aftermath of a faculty union strike
Interviews with dozens of students, faculty, staff, and administrators said trust continues to be an issue, six-months after the three-week strike ended.
What students need to know about the new counseling fee:
Counselling and Wellness Services has changed their policy for their service fee for the upcoming school year.
Wright State Board of Trustees welcomes two new faces and new student trustee
Wright State University’s Board of Trustees recently gained three members: Andrew Platt, Marty Grunder and Olivia Sneary.
The Wright State Guardian embraces a new chapter
The Wright State Guardian Media Group welcomes new changes and embraces a new chapter starting this fall semester. Here's what you need to know about Wright State University’s oldest student organizations and is the only student-led news publication on campus.
Wright State faculty and staff remember Megan Betts
“It is hard to think of coming back to rehearsals without Megan,” Dr. James Tipps, Wright State professor of music and conductor of university chorus said when reflecting on having Megan Betts as a student. “She was an absolute joy to work with, and she made a very positive difference in our lives.”
Provost Edwards: Our community needs to unify
Raiders and community members gathered in the atrium of the Student Union on Monday afternoon to remember Megan Betts one of the victims of the Oregon District shooting that took place on Sunday morning at 1:14 a.m.
Miami Valley mourns after deadly Oregon District shooting
In the early hours of Sunday August 4, hundreds in downtown Dayton's historic Oregon District took cover or fled as shooting broke out.