The annual chili cookoff, two men’s basketball games, the Alumni Achievement Awards and a Homecoming Dance highlight Wright State University’s packed Homecoming week, which is ongoing on the Dayton Campus through Jan. 28.
“Homecoming is a time for current and former students to connect with each other and the university’s faculty and staff and celebrate the Raider spirit that connects us all,” said Greg Scharer, executive director of alumni relations.
This year marks a significant change for Homecoming week at Wright State. Rather than hosting events based around the club football and soccer seasons in the fall, Homecoming week is now taking place in spring semester to spotlight the Wright State basketball teams while also allowing more student organizations to participate in activities.
Homecoming is presented by the Wright State Alumni Association, Wright State University and Wright State student organizations.
2023 Homecoming schedule:
Wednesday, Jan. 25
6–8 p.m., Student Union Apollo Room: Battle of the DJs
Thursday, Jan. 26
5–6:30 p.m., Nutter Center Anniversary Deck: Chili Cookoff
7 p.m., Nutter Center: Men’s Basketball vs. Milwaukee (Purchase tickets)
Friday, Jan. 27
8–11 p.m., Nutter Center’s McLin Gym: Homecoming Dance
Noon–8 p.m., Creative Arts Center: Stein Galleries open
Saturday, Jan. 28
TBD: Foundation Board Meeting*
9 a.m.–noon: Alumni Association Board Meeting*
10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Creative Arts Center: Stein Galleries open
Starting at 9 a.m., Student Union: Raider Open House
9:15 a.m.–1 p.m., Student Union: Campus Tours
5–7 p.m.: Alumni Achievement Awards*
7 p.m., Nutter Center: Men’s Basketball vs. Green Bay (Homecoming discounted tickets available)
(*invitation only)
More information on all Homecoming events is available at wright.edu/Homecoming.

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