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Dylan Collison
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Contributing Writer, The Wright State Guardian
Ohio, Dayton
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Biography
Student; Marketing Manager, Contributing Writer for The Wright State Guardian (Wright State University, Dayton, OH) | guardian2@wright.edu wsuguardian.com
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By Dylan Collison| server.wwsu1069.org@ You are not currently connected to WWSU. Information on this page may be out of date. A problem is detected with the internet stream. The internet stream might be offline at this time. We are Wright State University's radio station! WWSU 106.9 FM is a non-profit radio station broadcast from Wright State University. Since 1977, we have delivered a mix of music, sports, and talk shows to the Fairborn and Dayton communities.
By Dylan Collison| The Wright State Guardian Verified Myles Harris | Courtesy of WSYXMyles Harris, a reporter for WSYX ABC 6 in Columbus and Wright State University alumnus, received a special surprise visit during a regular on-the-scene broadcast. The reporter was out in the field when Sandi, his mom, drove up and yelled, “Hi, baby!”Harris replied, “I’m trying to work right now!”Afterwards he posted the interaction on his Instagram page, reaching over 800,000 views. The mother and son also joined ABC’s Good Morning America Thursday morning.
Breaking: Trustees Approve Over $200 Million FY22 Budget, Increase Tuition Rates - The Wright State Guardian
By Jamie Naylor, Dylan Collison| The Wright State Guardian Verified Wright State University | Photo by Grace Ramsdell | Edited by Kayli Thompson | The Wright State GuardianThe Wright State University Board of Trustees approved a $227.6 million budget with a $10.8 million deficit for FY22. However, the university also reported a projected surplus of $30.7 million for FY21. The lengthy June 18 committee discussed topics including direct payments to students via the American Rescue Plan Act.
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The Wright State Guardian
Dayton, Ohio, United States