Wright’s Undocumented Students Alliance has changed their name to the Dreamer’s Club. “The main reason why we changed it is because dreamers is a well known organization that works in highschools, that is the same thing that is the undocumented student alliance… it's more well known, the dreamers,” said Sofia Sanchez, the Dreamer Club president.  “Our mission is to have a space that is open to all students, not just coming from an immigrant household or are immigrants themsel

Wright College offers free access to the gym during certain hours, however, this wasn’t the case for the start of March as the gym doors were closed off starting March 2.  Throughout the week, students and faculty had made comments of a particular odor coming from the gymnasium, spreading across the entirety of the Events Building. It first started off strong at the beginning of the week before eventually becoming less noticeable and settling down in the building. Among those

What does the animated movie The Wild Robot, horror movie Megan, and futuristic Tron: Ares, all have in common? All these movies were released within the last 2 years, addressing nuanced themes surrounding the ethics on artificial technology. There are movies that can go as far back as Wall-E (2008), Terminator (1984), or even Metropolis (1927). All sorts of different types of media address this polarizing topic, for example, Detroit: Becomes Human (2018), Brave New World (19