Supremoon visible from Dayton captured on April 7, 2020.
With students spending their days at home, creativity and boredom have led to several new trends on TikTok. One of them being whipped coffee. Scrolling through the ‘for you’ page, whipped coffee seems to be everywhere.
WSU students will receive refunds and credits for campus housing, meal plans and parking passes.
Because of this, The University Libraries Special Collections and Archives has created the Document Your Story project for the Wright State community.
Kara Donbrock, program manager for fitness and wellness, has created Rec at Home, a program that shares workouts on social media.
Wright State University moved its spring 2020 semester fully online due to the coronavirus outbreak. Here’s what eight student leaders have been doing with their time at home.
The local Bridge Café that has been serving Wright State students for 15 years has recently decided to close its doors due to circumstances related to the coronavirus.
Wright State University Office for Student Involvement and Leadership (SIL) is hosting a Virtual Spirit Week for the campus community.
Going into the third week of quarantine, it’s understandable to go be going a little stir crazy not being able to interact with people and missing friends. Luckily, we have the technology to help us get through a time that might be difficult dealing with alone.
Group activities like bonfires with friends and pool parties aren’t an option right now but students can still find ways to enjoy the outdoors and take a break from online schooling.