No matter how you want to celebrate love day, with a significant other, with friends or by yourself, there are plenty of options for celebrating in Dayton.
The Guardian Production team caught up with the crew of The Wolves last week. Check out the cast interviews and preview of the show.
Black History Month is being celebrated all around campus during the month of February. Different organizations will be holding events open to all students, and outside members can join.
Celebrating its 20th anniversary, Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Alpha Beta Mu Chapter held a series of events throughout the week of Feb. 3 and welcomed several new members.
During Issa Bop, hosted by Healthy Haven, students can have fun and work up a sweat by learning a choreographed dance to the song “Bop” by DaBaby. Originally planned for Feb. 7, the event was postponed with no future date set.
Special Collections and Archives Department announced three years ago it would move across the street to the former Wright Patt Credit Union. However, the move has not taken place yet.
In the past week, five crimes were reported on Wright State University’s campus.
The Hazelnut Coffee Company, owned by Jeff and Patty Hazel, opened Nov. 19, 2014. Jeff Hazel is also the mayor of Celina and is on his third term.
Wright State’s Omicron Delta Kappa held the 16th annual leader to leader conference for students, with a theme of “finding your wright purpose.”
Both Men’s and Women’s Tennis teams at Wright State are working on confidence and mental toughness to prepare for some upcoming challenging games this season.