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Category: Wright Life
Organization Spotlight: ACE
With campus life and organizations continuously growing at Wright State, there will always be a place for students to go. If you are looking a strong, female-empowered sorority to join, consider Advocates for Cultural diversity and Excellence (ACE).
Career Corner: Acing the Interview
After you’ve sent a carefully-worded resume and cover letter out, you have another obstacle to deal with: the interview. Just like with the resume and cover letter, the resources you use are important.
Birthday deals worth celebrating
Being pampered is pretty much a requirement for your birthday. Getting presents from your friends and family is great and free stuff is the cherry on top. There are hundreds of great birthday deals out there, so below is a small list to get you started. Some deals do require a prior membership, but...
Student Spotlight: Maggi Hole
Maggi Hole is a graduating senior this year. At the end of spring term, she will have a degree in Political Science with a duel minor in Deaf Studies and Sexuality Studies.
Students Against Assault hosts first Survivor’s Gala
Students Against Assault is providing a safe place for survivors of assault to go by hosting their first annual Survivor’s Gala April 9.
LANA brings new sororities and fraternities to campus
The Office of Latinx, Asian and Native American Affairs (LANA) is working to solidify Asian and Hispanic Greek Life organizations on campus. By the end of the year, LANA plans to recognize four Greek organizations. LANA Director Julia Acosta said the goals of these new organizations is to increase diversity on campus. There are...
Commuter Student Association revived
Commuting to campus is reality for many students at Wright State University. So much so that students who live off campus may not be getting the most of being a member of the Raider community. Many students who do commute may not be aware of the amount of services that are available to them.
Outdoor recreation: Hammock camping
Over the course of the semester, the Outdoor Recreation Program has been holding workshops that teach students skills needed to camp.
What you need to know before voting: The complete referendum guide
Wright State Student Government Association released their findings from their campus wide survey which was conducted from February 18 through March 1.