PHOTOS: A last farewell to President John Bardo

A funeral procession was held for President Bardo on Monday, Mar. 18, 2019.

Easton Thompson, Selena Favela|March 18, 2019

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Lounging and study areas designed for students in the new Shocker Successs Center located next to the Rhatigan Student Center and Ablah Library at Wichita State. The renovation of the previous "Clinton Hall" will be complete by the end of summer.

Student health services offering flu shots in pop-up clinic

The Student Senate votes on a bill during the Nov. 7 meeting. The Senate decided on several bills.

Pickleball courts relocation halted as student government denies extra funding

A sign outside of the Rhatigan Student Center announces that the community garden will be re-homed outside the RSC and Shocker Success Center. The garden has been located next to Ahlberg Hall since it was installed in 2020.

WSU’s community garden is getting a new home to increase visibility

Celeste Racette, a candidate for Sedgwick County Commission speaks with Jeffery Jarman, a candidate for Kansas Board of Education. Both lost their races, according to unofficial election night results.

State Board of Education seats go to one Republican, one Democrat

Esau Freeman, a U.S. House of Representatives candidate for Kansas, speaks to attendees at the Wichita State Young Democrats watch party on election night. Freeman lost his race to incumbent Ron Estes, according to unofficial results.

Estes holds U.S. House seat against Freeman

Liala Mitchell sings during the Black Student Union Talent Show on Nov. 9. Liala won 1st place with a score of 28.3 out of 30.

PHOTOS: Black Student Union Talent Show

Sophomore Candice Britting, a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma (KKG), attended the Wellness Coloring Event during Wellness Week. The event took place on Wednesday, Nov. 6, from 6-8 p.m. in the RSC.

Sorority and fraternity students color together during Wellness Week

Chelsah Penick pets Snoopy the therapy dog at the PAWS & Relax event hosted by TRIO and Love on a Leash on Oct. 31. Penick and her friend, Crissy Magee, both work in WSU's Office of Civil Rights, Title IX & ADA Compliance and were passing by when they saw the event and decided to stop by.

Therapy dogs and WSU students get in the Halloween spirit

An array of plastic pumpkins wait to be picked by students participating in SAC's Pumpkin Painting event. Students picked a pumpkin and were able to color and decorate it with markers in the Rhatigan Student Center.

PHOTOS: Students show off creativity by decorating pumpkins

Zelda McAfee beams as they rush back to Ulrich Museum to finish the ghost hunt on Monday, Oct. 21. Attendees first investigated Henrion Hall's basement ceramic area before performing a "ghost box" on the second floor of Ulrich Museum.

REVIEW: WSU’s first ghost hunt explores campus rumors of paranormal activity

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