With the spring semester approaching, students are beginning to schedule new classes. Often times, students have heavy workloads and intense lectures. Here is a list of some fun and interesting classes that could be a much-needed break for students:
“We, as a pep band, thrive on seeing the crowd show their raider pride. If I were to tell the student body one thing, we want to see you all at the games.”
Thanksgiving: a time for family, friends, food, football, traditions and memories. Students at Wright State all have their own Thanksgiving traditions and unique Thanksgiving memories.
As exam week approaches and students go into exam mode, crunch time for studying followed by even more studying creates immense amounts of unwanted stress.
The inspiration to start such an organization stemmed from an assignment in a research writing class.
“With the increase of hazing that we are hearing in the news I [thought] it [House Bill 310] would be a good bill to speak for,” said SGA Chief Policy Officer Eli Smith.
On Nov. 24, Wright State University’s Sigma Phi Epsilon (SigEp) hosted its third annual SigEp’s Got Talent.
At the end of the presentation, new members had their masks removed by current members of SGRHO and announced their names and what their sisters and sorors would know them as.
Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) is a full-contact sport that incorporates different styles of combat. The MMA club on campus is brand new, officially established this semester while having been in the works for about a year.
“We empower individuals by affirming and celebrating their lives and providing support and space for students, faculty and staff,” said Emily Yantis, Interim Associate Director of LGBTQA Affairs.