Wright State students wore glow paint and glow sticks while running through campus and collecting clothing for the needy.
About 40 students participated in the third annual Nearly Naked Mile the evening of Oct. 7. Participants donated clothing to St. Vincent de Paul.
The Student Alumni Association hosted the event, which was part of Wright State’s Raider Homecoming. Learn more about this week’s remaining Homecoming activities >>
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