No Homecoming is complete without the crowning of a queen— Lisa Birch— and a king—Josh Weston.

Climbing, bowling, a comedy show, spoken word poetry show, corn hole tournament, soccer game, and a chili contest represent a few of activities that were part of Homecoming 2008.

Saturday night closed the week of festivities with “A Night to Treasure” Homecoming Dance.

Michelle Hammond posted a double-double of 30 assists and 10 digs in Horizon League action against Valparaiso.

Samantha Laux and her dog Dylan joined members of her family to cut the ribbon officially opening the Wingerd Service Dog Park. Laux's mother, Gail, connected Wright State with the Wallis Foundation in California, which helped make the park a reality by donating the lead gift.

Already known nationally for its programs and services for students with disabilities, Wright State has now taken its commitment to accessibility one step further by becoming the first university in the nation to create a dog park dedicated for the service dogs on campus.

Wright State keeper Matt Koewler made four saves in the match against nationally ranked UIC to collect WSU’s first regular season tie since the 2004 season.

Six Wright State students competed to see who would be the first to chow down on four Hot Pockets® brand stuffed sandwiches for a chance to meet comedian Jim Gaffigan and tickets to his Nutter Center show.

Raider Jess Rooma went head-to-head with a player from University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, in a match at Alumni Field.