Make sure to pick up a copy of The Guardian while in the Union. WSU's campus newspaper covers news, entertainment & sports. Free & published every Wednesday, the Guardian is completely student-run. Read more.
Take advantage of the rental option for any books you don't plan on keeping. It's much cheaper and there is no hassle of selling the book back.
Visit the Soin Trading Center, which provides students with business investment resources and has been recognized as one of the top ten academic financial trading centers in the nation. Read more.
Allyn houses some teaching materials donated by the Dayton Holocaust Resource Center. This nationally recognized collection is one of the most extensive collections of its kind in the Midwest. Read more.
Check out the exact, full-scale replica of the 1903 Wright Flyer that was constructed over a two-year period and then installed in WSU's Paul Laurence Dunbar Library in September 2001. Read more.
This building is rated LEED NC-Gold by the U.S. Green Building Council. The award places WSU at the forefront of green building design, as it is the 1st lab in Ohio to receive the LEED-NC Gold status. Read more.
This is the largest academic building on campus covering 173,000 square feet. The smooth, sleek design with rounded edges provides a nice contrast to the crisp, geometric cut of most other buildings. Read more.
WSU’s Garden of the Senses is home to five stone sculptures, each weighing as much as 30,000 lbs. Students, faculty & alumni created the artwork as part of a public art project called Circle of Stone.
Opened in 1990, the complex can hold around 12,000 people and is home to the WSU Raiders basketball team. The Nutter Center also hosts a variety of other shows, events, and concerts. Read more.
