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Wright State University hosted its third annual The Longest Table, a diner with free food designed to enable Wright State students, faculty and staff to sit down together and talk about the diversity of the university and how to ensure inclusion and justice for all.
“It used to be literally a long table, but this year we broke it into pods just to keep the conversations a little more focused,” said Hannah Pigg, one of the event organizers.
Dozens of people from the campus community attended this year’s event, which took place in the Student Union Endeavour Room on Feb. 7.
Junior and senior dance majors will premiere new works Feb. 15–17 in DanceSpace 170 in the Creative Arts Center.
The following is a statement to Wright State students from Provost Susan Edwards:
Dear students,
The local, regional and national arts community is mourning the loss of Scot Woolley, a gifted musical director, arranger, composer, superb pianist, and impactful music professor and vocal coach who died Saturday, Jan.
