All students are eligible for participation and are encouraged to talk to the appropriate editor or general manager to become involved. 106.9 FM , the campus radio station, provides opportunities for disc jockeys, news writers, broadcast engineers, and business management people, both with and without experience. The Guardian weekly newspaper provides opportunities for students as writers, editors, advertising salespersons, desktop publishers, and photographers. The Guardian is published once a week during the fall, winter, and spring quarters. Nexus , the literary journal, has a staff of student editors and solicits material for publication from the entire university community.
Nexus also publishes off-campus material.
Nexus is published once per quarter, excluding summer, and contains poetry, fiction, essays, photography, and other two-dimensional art. The Office of Student Life offers workshops for students to gain insight into their leadership potential and to increase their self-awareness. Leadership Development at Wright State University is a process whereby students attend workshops, retreats, classes, or experiences to learn skills such as goal setting, motivation, time management, leadership styles, conflict resolutions, and problem solving. A different schedule of opportunities will be offered each quarter. Some of the tenets of the Leadership Initiatives program are based on the Servant Leadership philosophy.