The Wichita community is looking at bringing more fun and interaction to the city, with local writers now having the opportunity to display their work in the Wichita Public Library’s story dispensers.  There...

NASA is planning on going back to the moon in 2024 and WSU students are hoping to be a part of the journey. A group of eight WSU students, selected by faculty members of College of Innovation and Design,...

In Elliott School Professor Rick Armstrong’s 33 ½ years teaching at WSU, he has never taken a sick day.  “I never missed a class for illness in 40 years of teaching,” Armstrong said. “I don’t...

Amy Schafer, director of advertising for Strategic Communications, had an unconventional start at Wichita State.  Schafer interviewed for a job at the university after she recently had a new baby....

On Joe Kleinsasser’s desk is a book called “The Interesting Things to Remember in Kansas.” Kleinsasser, the co-director of news and media relations at the Strategic Communications office, makes...

Scotland tradition is coming to Wichita State’s campus.  Students have the opportunity to vote on a tartan design through Nov. 25 to celebrate the university’s 125th anniversary. A tartan is a...

Although WSU was unable to welcome new exchange students this year, the Study Abroad Office decided to make the best out of a difficult situation by organizing interactive language webinars. The languages...

Netflix never ceases to unload new shows on its service. With every passing week, Netflix releases new and original content for the masses to consume. A couple of weeks ago, the ‘show of the week’...

A cappella first entered mainstream media with the release of the 2012 hit movie, “Pitch Perfect”.  Eight years later, this style of music continues to be widely popular.  Shockapella is Wichita...

Wichita State’s Ceramic Guild held their annual holiday pottery sale on Wednesday and Thursday at Henrion Hall.  The pieces on sale were handmade by students and faculty members. Associate professor...

On Gabe Murphy’s 18th birthday, he did not leave school to celebrate with his friends and family. Instead, he went to Grace Presbyterian Church to cast his vote. Murphy was one of the lucky few who...

The Office of Diversity and Inclusion hosted a Dia de los Muertos themed Final Friday yesterday at the Rhatigan Student Center.  Students were able to come together to paint sugar skulls, listen to...