Meet the Raiders

Meet the Raiders

Mathew McKelvey

Name: Mathew McKelvey
Year: Sophomore
Hometown: West Liberty, Ohio
Major: Economics and Finance

 

Lynne Schroeder

Name:Lynne Schroeder
Year: Junior
Hometown: Woodville, Ohio
Major: Nursing

 

Ginny Hall

Name: Ginny Hall
Year: Senior
Hometown: Grove City, Ohio
Major: Biomedical Engineering

 

Taylor Brown Name: Taylor Brown
Year: Senior
Hometown: Dayton, Ohio
Major: Early Childhood Education
 

 

Jake Smith, Junior

Name: Jake Smith
Year: Senior
Hometown: Marysville, Ohio
Major: Criminal Justice

 

Jordin Smith, Sophomore

Name: Jordin Smith
Year: Junior
Hometown: Springfield, Ohio
Major: Mass Communications

 

Neldys Crespo

Name: Neldys Crespo
Year: Sophomore
Hometown: Huber Heights, Ohio
Major: Music Performance and Spanish Education

 

John Ware

Name: John Ware
Year: Junior
Hometown: Cincinnati, Ohio
Major: Biomedical Engineering

 

Brendan Eck, Junior

Name: Brendan Eck
Year: Senior
Hometown: Eaton, Ohio
Major: Physics and Mathematics

 

DeAngelo Byrd, Junior

Name: DeAngelo Byrd
Year: Senior
Hometown: West Carrollton, Ohio
Major: Mass Communication

 

Jaimie Paul, Junior

Name: Jaimie Paul
Year: Senior
Hometown: Yellow Springs, Ohio
Major: Liberal Studies

 

 

 

 

Campus Life News

June 13, 2013
May 29, 2013
Among the hustle and bustle of of a few thousand Science Olympiad competitors, parents and coaches on Wright State's
May 28, 2013
The Wright State Wind Symphony was invited to perform at Carnegie Hall, one of the world’s most prestigious concert

 

Campus Living

Living On Campus

Photo of HousingIf you really want to know what’s going on at Wright State, you have to live here!

By living on campus at Wright State you become a part of the Raider community and get to know other students from all walks of life.

At Wright State, living on campus is all about options.

Freshmen can choose from our Residence Halls: Hamilton Hall, The Woods, and the Honors Community. No matter where you choose to live, your room will have features like a microwave, refrigerator, air conditioning, cable TV, wireless and high-speed network connections, and laundry facilities. 

Transfer and Adult students can choose from our featured apartment communities: Forest Lane, College Park, University Park, and The Village.  Plus you can always choose from the residence halls if you are looking for the traditional housing experience.

Ready to live on campus? Apply for housing once you have been admitted.

Still need to learn more?

Check out videos featuring our residence halls. Or plan to check out our housing options by scheduling a campus tour

Transfer and adult students: If you want to see the apartment communities, please call us at 1-800-247-1770 or (937) 775-5700 to schedule your appointment so we line up an apartment for you to see.

Campus Activities

Being a Wright State student is about more than just academics.  Whether you want to increase your academic connection to the university, meet people with similar interests, contribute to Wright State student life, stay fit, plan events, perform community service, or continue to play your favorite sports, Wright State has something to offer!  Make the most of your Wright State experience and get involved!