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A new Veteran and Military Center for students opens Thursday at Wright State University.
The 4,500 square foot facility on Wright State’s Dayton campus will feature a lounge and kitchen space, private study areas, and computers. Veteran and Military Center Director Dr. Seth Gordon says the center is an important part of the university’s outreach to vets on campus.
Listen to the report from WYSO Public Radio.
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