Since this was the very first Festival of Flight, many attendees have high hopes and suggestions for years to come.
Events and exhibits will take place throughout the week to spread awareness, teach students the warnings signs and honor lives lost.
On Monday, Oct. 7 through Thursday, Oct. 10, Wright State University will hold the Tunnel of Oppression event to raise awareness on the issues of oppression.
The stars just want to give you a better week than last. Here’s what the universe has in store for you this week. Check out your weekly horoscopes for October 7 through 12.
Changes have been made to Counseling and Wellness Services, the New Life Coaching program is at the top of the list of things students need to know about.
A night filled with entertainment, food, local bands, a silent auction and dance lessons to celebrate the sixth-annual Amigos Latinx Gala.
Dedicated to supporting survivors of sexual assault and power-based violence, ‘Hike for Survivors’ will serve as an empowering bonding opportunity between survivors, supporters and the outdoors.
The Entrepreneurship Club and the College of Business invited Raj Soin, founder of the Modern Technologies Corporation, to Wright State University to speak to Entrepreneurship Club members.
On Monday Sept. 30 Wright State fraternity, Sigma Phi Epsilon held a walk across campus. The ‘Out of Darkness Walk’ was to raise awareness and stop suicide.
On Sept. 27, an English class hosted a free event in which a speaker from the ACLU came to Wright State to lecture and answer questions about free-speech rights on university campuses.