PHOTOS: Anti-abortion protest in downtown Wichita

Mia Hennen and Kyran Crist|March 2, 2023

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Mia Hennen is the copy 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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Members of Asian Student Conference Dance perform traditional Yosakoi Dance at the annual Japan Festival. The event was held in the RSC on April 26 and featured traditional Japanese dance and an assortment of hands-on activities.

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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.

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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.

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Dance instructor Amy Pollard Yarberry dances among her students.

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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

With Spirit AeroSystems planning on returning under Boeings wing, Wichita institutions hope to answer the call and provide a quality workforce for the two aerospace companies and the entire industry. Photo courtesy of the Wichita Business Journal, WSU Tech.

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Spirit AeroSystems on the Wichita State Innovation Campus. (File photo)

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Roy Moye sings a song about engineering while performing a STEM-based show for students of Linwood Elementary. Moye led students through songs, activities and experiments to inspire them to pursue STEM-oriented careers.

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Korva Coleman answers Tom Shines interview questions onstage at Walkers Jazz Lounge. Colemans attendance helped raise money for a KMUW fundraiser.

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Officials from Wichita State University and the Kansas Health Science Center-Kansas College of Osteopathic Medicine smile fora group photo after signing a partnership agreement. Photo courtesy of Wichita State University Strategic Communications

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