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Selena Favela, Photographer|September 17, 2017

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Selena Favela is a former photo editor for The Sunflower. She majored in graphic design. She is from Wichita, Kansas.

Arts and Culture

Guests gather to listen to opening remarks by Ulrich Advisory Board member Lee Starkel at the Ulrich50 Gala. The Ulrich Museum originally opened in 1974.

Ulrich 50 Gala commemorates half a century of art, memories and community

Miranda Marler plays the marimba at her senior recital. Marler will be graduating from Wichita State at the end of this semester.

Miranda Marler’s wildfire passion for percussion

Beadworker Michelle Conine helps Araylius Coronado tie off his spiral stitch bracelet during the beadworking class on May 1. The event was one of four collaborative beadworking sessions hosted by the Indigenous Student Collective and the Office of Student Engagement & Belonging.

Healing, crafting and connection — all in one bracelet.

Abby Ausherman turns around while sewing fabric for her exhibition. Ausherman is graduation spring 2025 with a major in Arts.

Tackling new artforms with familiar concepts

Pashence Adkins and Darby Parks pose as Evil Tina and Gabbi, the cheerleader succubi in the DND world. "She Kills Monsters" is in rehersals ahead of the opening May 1.

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Students smile together while looking at the crowd at the commencement ceremony on May 16.

PHOTOS: Spring 2025 Commencement

Sophomore Jacob Meyers makes the first turn of the men's 800-meter. Meyers ran time of 1:57.32 at the Shocker Open on May 9, good for second place.

Track and field’s men’s team takes second, women’s team takes sixth at AAC Championships

Beadworker Michelle Conine helps Araylius Coronado tie off his spiral stitch bracelet during the beadworking class on May 1. The event was one of four collaborative beadworking sessions hosted by the Indigenous Student Collective and the Office of Student Engagement & Belonging.

Healing, crafting and connection — all in one bracelet.

Sophomore Tyler Carroll jumps over a hurdle on May 9. Carroll finished the men's 110-meter hurdles in first place, with a time of 14.01 at the Shocker Open.

PHOTOS: From track and field’s Shocker Open

Josiah Titus, a member of Alpha Phi Alpha, falls to the ground after being tossed from his chair. In the fraternity's performance, Titus and AJ Haynes are sent to detention and try to get kicked out by being too loud.

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