PHOTOS: Anti-abortion protest in downtown Wichita

Mia Hennen and Kyran Crist|March 2, 2023

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Mia Hennen, Managing Editor

Mia Hennen is the managing editor for The Sunflower. Most recently, Hennen served as editor-in-chief for the 2023-2024 year. A senior English major, Hennen...

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Kyran Crist, Former arts and entertainment editor

Kyran Crist was the arts and entertainment editor for The Sunflower. Crist majored in communications with an emphasis on journalism. Her favorite quote...

Gage Brown lifts and carries Oona Brown during the U.S qualifying competition. The siblings earned a total score of 193.37.

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Anna Luttrell performs a solo during "Lo, How a Rose/The Rose." Luttrell was one of seven singers to perform a solo during the 61st candlelight concert.

PHOTOS: Annual candlelight concert

Adonis Morgan holds up their newly-created pet rock created at the Geology Club's "Pet Rocks for Stressed Shocks" event. Morgan said the pet rock was a fish with a curly mustache.

PHOTOS: Rock-solid stress relief

A young girl turns the printing press wheel with a member of WSU's Photography and Printmaking Guild on Nov. 23 at the Ulrich Museum's Holiday Art Cheer event.

PHOTOS: Holiday Art Cheer

The WSU Symphony Orchestra stands to receive a standing ovation from the audience after performing "Symphony Chaco" on Nov. 21. The performance was held in the Miller Concert Hall inside the Duerksen Fine Arts Center.

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Coffee in hand, Claire Stewart walks around Wichita State between classes, attempting to familarize herself with the campus on Jan. 22.

WSU campus open Wednesday, Feb. 19

Kyan Tenpenny, mechanical engineering major, and Damyin Allmond, aerospace engineering major, walk on campus together.

Wichita State moves to remote operations on Feb. 18

Chase Billingham, an at-large faculty senator at Wichita State, speaks at a Faculty Senate meeting on Feb. 10. Senators expressed their concern regarding the recently proposed Kansas House Bill No. 2348.

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Kansas Governor Laura Kelly (file photo).

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Wichita State Foundation President Telly McGaha speaks at an event to announce a $2.5 million donation for the Wichita Biomedical Campus from Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas.

Blue Cross and Blue Shield donates $2.5 million for Wichita Biomedical Campus, WSU nursing scholarships

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