The story of Dr. Henry Jekyll and Mr. Edward Hyde is often referenced throughout media and popular culture. It tackles the duality of man, broken down into the basics of good and evil.
The musical...
Live performances and prayer accompanied the 10th annual celebration of the Black Educator Hall of Fame on Saturday evening. The event, hosted by the Art That Touches Your Heart Foundation (ATTYH) and...
The Black Wall Street Maker’s Market showcased the work of local Black creatives and entrepreneurs, including Wichita State students.
On Feb. 20 and 21, several business owners displayed art,...
Throughout my frequent travels to the Middle East, I have always gravitated towards authentic Mediterranean and New York City street food. I struggled to find a substitute for this in Wichita — until...
Palen Music Center, just off of I-135, recently opened in Wichita and hopes to support local musicians.
While Palen Music Center has a long history of helping provide musical materials to students...
Like any other kid at heart, chicken tenders and french fries are my go-to comfort meal, and they have been for quite some time.
When my mom was diagnosed with celiac disease in May 2023, I was...
With a graduation date two years apart, Ellen Mosiman and Dustin Youngman completed their bachelor’s in graphic design at Wichita State as virtual strangers, with a brief encounter in between. Mosiman...
Next week, university-goers have the chance to listen to live music, make their own art and see the Wichita Art Museum’s featured exhibit at an event for college students.
College Night, starting...
The Office of Diversity and Inclusion hosted the 16th annual Martin Luther King Jr. Commemoration on Wednesday, Jan. 16. Kyle Ellison, founding director of Khan Lab School Wichita and former executive...