PHOTOS: Governor Laura Kelly visits WSU’s campus for Molecular Diagnostics Lab opening

Morgan Anderson, Managing Editor|October 19, 2020

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Republican Rep. Troy Waymaster, center, discusses with Senate budget negotiators provisions authorizing the state to issue $200 million in STAR bonds to support development of a Mattel themed park in Bonner Springs and a large-scale manufacturing plant in Wichita. (Screenshot courtesy of the Kansas Reflector)

Kansas offers $200 million in bonds to lure theme park in Bonner Springs, ‘car’ plant in Wichita

Members of the CosmoShox team listen during a meeting to discuss project updates and plans. Students, from left to right, are Yumi Kikuchi-Coronel, Desmond Cockrell, Elliott Chambon, Denae Berry, Marianna Fronciani-Farina and Savannah Denny. (Photo courtesy of Denae Berry)

Wichita State student team develops technology for astronauts on Mars

Members of the Paraguayan Student Association smile for a photo during a general meeting. Photo courtesy of Paraguayan Student Association.

Paraguayan Student Association aims to showcase country culture, welcome international students

Larry Burks Sr. and Sierra Riley transport the chili for Veteran Students Organizations first event of the year from the second to first floor of the Rhatigan Student Center on Feb. 13. Students were able to get a bowl of chili for $3, with the proceeds going to the organization.

‘If no one else will do it, it’s gotta be me’: Trio of students bring back veteran organization

Iranian Student Association officers huddle together for a photo at their Nowruz event. The celebration of Nowruz, or Persian New Year, was held at the Eugene M. Hughes Metropolitan Complex on March 16.

Iranian Student Association brings second home to Iranian students in Wichita

The crowded 17th Street during Open Streets ICT. The street was blocked off from traffic to allow for vendors, local organizations and artists to table. Event goers were able to bike, walk and mingle while browsing tables.

PHOTOS: Open Streets ICT

Last to perform at SACs Shockers Got Talent event was the student band Tall Glass of Root Beer. The group performed their rendition of Paranoid by Black Sabbath.

PHOTOS: Shockers Got Talent

Dance instructor Amy Pollard Yarberry dances among her students.

PHOTOS: Hip-hop dance class

Rebecca Oh, second year student, talks to another student during the Flavors of Asia food sale in the RSC. Oh is a member of the Thai, Lao, & Cambodian student association (TLC).

PHOTOS: Flavors of Asia fundraising event

Calypso Jetè Balmain accepts cash tips from the audience at the 14th annual drag show at Wichita State. The drag performer won the first season of the HBO Max show Legendary. Calypso Jetè Balmain focuses her career on activism, community, education, and health care.

PHOTOS: Wichita State’s 14th Annual Drag Show

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