“It may not be fashionable to anybody else, but who cares? It matters to you and you think it's fashion. So I want people to be able to explore who they are through their fashion and how they are different,” said Starsheena Anderson, the executive office manager in President Oroz’s office, who is the advisor and founder of Wright’s fashion club. Anderson said the club currently has 10 members. Once the upcoming semester starts, she hopes to advertise the club a little more during the Wright...

Wilbur Wright College hosted a memorable students versus staff and faculty dodgeball game on Wednesday. Both teams were motivated and excited to have fun and enjoy the game. Senior Dean of Adult Education Jamil Steele said, “I didn't last one throw, but I enjoyed the event and I enjoyed interacting with the students and we had great fun.” Student Muhammad Hamad said that having fun and meeting new people is what motivated him to come. “I was happy to participate in the game with the...

The Wright Side has opened submissions for their annual arts magazine, which will be released in 2026. This year’s theme is the “Exploration of Identity.” People are going to be able to shape that and define that in vast ways. The Editor in Chief of the Wright Side, Nathan Madden, said that submissions do not have to fit into that theme. What matters most when considering what and how much to submit is the quality over quantity, which goes directly into the number of submissions. Madden said,...