As the fall semester nears for WSU students, here are some hidden gems in and around Gem City to explore during the final weeks of summer.
Tori Richards opened the doors of Speakeasy Yoga in 2015. As a Wright State University psychology graduate in 2011, Richards studied yoga in the area and traveled to different studios across the country for training. She realized she was looking for the ideal type of yoga studio and decided to open her own.
The morning of April 22 dawned on the biggest campus celebration of the year. The first April Craze since 2019 returned with 90 tables, 20 vendors and a projected attendance of 3,000 students.
Involved commuter and residential students alike find that involvement makes them more likely to have higher student morale.
A new era of Wright State University Greek life begins as Kappa Phi Lambda Sorority, Inc., formerly known as ACE or Advocates for Cultural diversity and Excellence, became the first and only Asian-interest sorority in Raider history.
