Fans in the Nutter Center Thursday night were going wild for more than just the basketball game. JJ Hill is just 10 years old, but he’s signed on to be Wright State University’s newest golfer.
The following is a statement to Wright State students from Provost Susan Edwards:
Students,
Your success remains our top priority. We continue to identify where disruptions have occurred in your classes and are working quickly to avoid further interruptions.
If you are considering dropping a class, please contact Raider Connect at raiderconnect@wright.edu or 937-775-4000.
The crawfish at the tiny biology prep lab in Wright State University’s Fawcett Hall live fairly tranquil lives in their aquarium.
So it was no doubt a bit of a jolt to them when one of the world’s foremost DNA experts, a national award-winning television correspondent and a crew from the CBS-TV mystery newsmagazine “48 Hours” moved in to the lab with their lights, cameras and action.
A Wright State University survey of Dayton Campus classes and AAUP-WSU members indicates that approximately 40 percent of faculty are teaching or will teach their classes.
