“As long as we're able to reach folks, and people are able to walk away with a tool that they can utilize in a time of crisis or a challenging situation, that's what's more important than the number of folks,” said Saori Borrayo, a teaching artist with survivor lead art workshop AWAKENINGS.  The workshop was headed by Borrayo, studio manager Wes Kendall from AWAKENINGS   and Sarah Lee, the new director for Project S.A.F.E . Everyone was provided with watercolor paint, markers

Imagine going to see a play or watch a basketball game with renovated bathrooms in the events building. That may be the future as Wright has secured funding for bathroom renovations and the current plan is to prioritize renovating the events building bathrooms.  Interim Vice President of Finance and Operations Anna-Marie Morales said, “Our goal is to start in the events because it’s the largest, so if we are going to choose one bathroom set we are going with the largest in th

Cinthya Galvan, Nohelia Alcala, Joanna Torres, and Olivia Ballasch contributed to this article Wright Times asked students what their favorite thing they did over winter break. Student Maria Gutierrez became official with their partner who they have known for a while. The first date was to the Fashion Outlets. Kevin Rodriguez said he spent time with family and got ready for the start of a new journey after starring in Batboy the Musical in the fall semester. Trip Dolan got to