Shock the Yard shakes Koch Arena

Kylie Cameron, Ad Manager/Photographer|April 29, 2018

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Kylie Cameron was the Editor in Chief of The Sunflower for the 2019-2020 school year.

She is a senior studying political science and journalism and...

Arts and Culture

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.

REVIEW: ‘She Kills Monsters’ finds great balance between humor, grief and identity

Lynn Tran and Cardin Nguyen brace themselves as they have a cooler of water dumped on their heads. The pair were the last to be dunked at the ASC fundraising event.

PHOTOS: Asian Student Conference ends the semester with a splash

Pottery from China and Asia on display at the Lowell D. Holmes museum in Neff Hall. The exhibit featured displays curated by students at Wichita State.

The final exhibit: Last student exhibition marks end of Holmes museum in Neff

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.

PHOTOS: Shockers showcase talents in the Shock the Yard Step Show

Galleries

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

PHOTOS: Shockers showcase talents in the Shock the Yard Step Show

Mia Dennett and AJ Corbett practice a fight scene for "She Kills Monsters." The show opens May 1 and runs until May 3.

‘She Kills Monsters’ deals with the perils of grief and loss through the excitement and adventure of DND

Elena Cianciolo holds out her arms and smiles creepily at the audience. Cianciolo was performing the musical number "Join Us (And Die)."

PHOTOS: ‘The Guy who Didn’t Like Musicals’

A trio of cyclists slip through a part in the crowd in front of Fairmount Coffee Co. Alongside visiting vendors for the event, many 17th Street businesses had their doors open to Open Streets passersby.

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Shock the Yard shakes Koch Arena

Tackling new artforms with familiar concepts

REVIEW: ‘She Kills Monsters’ finds great balance between humor, grief and identity

PHOTOS: Asian Student Conference ends the semester with a splash

The final exhibit: Last student exhibition marks end of Holmes museum in Neff

PHOTOS: Shockers showcase talents in the Shock the Yard Step Show

PHOTOS: From track and field’s Shocker Open

PHOTOS: Shockers showcase talents in the Shock the Yard Step Show

‘She Kills Monsters’ deals with the perils of grief and loss through the excitement and adventure of DND

PHOTOS: ‘The Guy who Didn’t Like Musicals’

Open Streets ICT makes its way to Wichita State community

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