Jasmine Batchelor graduated from WSU with a bachelor’s degree of fine arts in acting. She is now receiving amazing reviews for her work in “The Surrogate.”
This upcoming fall semester will be one that will present changes for both students and professors, somthing that professors are taking time to plan for.
A new program called Jump-Start is benefiting many, including recent high school graduates who were given the opportunity for one free course.
Transferring universities can be a challenge, but Wright State University helps transfer students to get acclimated as quickly as possible.
Rainbow Alliance is a student organization on campus dedicated to the celebration of LGBTQA+ people and the discussion of queer issues.
Ruth Emmie Lang’s novel, “Beasts of Extraordinary Circumstance”, takes readers on a journey that follows Weylyn Grey, after his parents are killed.
Many universities in Ohio are planning to return to their campuses this fall by implementing safe practices and modifying their fall semester schedule.
WSU used Juneteenth to acknowledge the actions that still need to be taken and to share the dedication of staff, faculty and students to fight injustice.
Students are still finding ways to stay connected with each other by using social media platforms and participating in virtual events and classes.
New students can tour campus virtually through an interactive map as well as live tours. This will allow new students to take a tour through campus.