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Wichita State's independent, student-run news source

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News
Lindquist Hall is a part of Wichita State's main campus. Build in 1976, Lindquist Hall is the tallest building on campus.
Wichita State Liberal Arts and Sciences Advising Center has a new space
Maleah Evans, Summer News Editor • July 3, 2025
Jeffrey Jarman, director of the Elliott School of Communication, speaks at the screening of the "Unwarranted" documentary at Wichita State. Jarman moderated a panel, which discussed the documentary's creation on Feb. 4, 2024 (File photo).
Jeff Jarman, director of the Elliott School of Communication, is leaving the university
Maleah Evans, Summer News Editor • July 3, 2025
File graphic
Wichita State student among 8 dead in Mexico car crash on family trip
Taliyah Winn, Editor-in-Chief • July 2, 2025
Congressman Maxwell Frost addresses issues with the current political climate in the country. The meet was held at the Hughes Metroplex in Wichita.
Out-of-state congressmen address Kansas residents in town hall on WSU campus
Taliyah Winn, Editor-in-Chief • July 1, 2025
Wichita State University President Richard Muma listens as other university representatives present on behalf of their universities at a Kansas Board of Regents meeting on May 15.
KBOR approves 4% raise for Muma, alongside compensation increases for CEOs across Kansas universities
Taliyah Winn, Editor-in-Chief • June 30, 2025
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Flight 5342
Wichita community memebrs listen to religious leaders speak at a prayer vigil. The vigil was held to mourn those who lost their lives in the 5342 crash on Wedneday Jan. 30.
Here’s what investigators have released so far about the crash of Flight 5342 that took off from Wichita
Ainsley Smyth, News Editor • March 24, 2025

The country was in shock following the deadly crash that killed 67 people in January when a plane that had departed from Wichita collided with...

The "Wichita the Air Capital " sign stands at the Wichita Dwight D. Eisenhower National Airport.
NIAR’s connection with the history of Flight 5342
February 7, 2025
Taylre McPherson and Allison Jabara hold a sign at the Wichita Ice Center vigil. McPherson and Jabara are members of the Wichita Figure Skating Club.
‘They were kind of our babies’: Development camp coach, figure skating community left devastated by Flight 5342 crash
February 7, 2025
(Courtesy of Butler Community College)
Former colleagues, students remember the life and impact of Lindsey Fields
February 6, 2025
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Campus
Lindquist Hall is a part of Wichita State's main campus. Build in 1976, Lindquist Hall is the tallest building on campus.
Wichita State Liberal Arts and Sciences Advising Center has a new space
Maleah Evans, Summer News Editor • July 3, 2025
Jeff Jarman, director of the Elliott School of Communication, is leaving the university
July 3, 2025
Out-of-state congressmen address Kansas residents in town hall on WSU campus
July 1, 2025
KBOR approves 4% raise for Muma, alongside compensation increases for CEOs across Kansas universities
June 30, 2025
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Local
Pride colors were placed in various vendors' tents for the Big Gay Market on June 8. The event takes place annually in Wichita.
PHOTOS: Big Gay Market
June 9, 2025
Shovels and hard hats sit at the location for the Connected Nations Internet Exchange Point. Connected Nations members, local and state officials and WSU President Richard Muma broke ground on the new facility Thursday.
WSU hosts project to speed-up internet across the region
May 18, 2025
A newly placed stone in Wichita State's Plaza of Heroines honors Mary Nelson, who worked in Special Collections at Ablah Library.
Library colleagues commemorate cornerstone figure with a stone of her own
May 12, 2025
Graduates listen as Iris Okere, former SGA President, addresses 2024 graduates and their families. (File photo)
Wichita State, WSU Tech and Wichita Public Schools partner to build local teacher pipeline
May 10, 2025
President Richard Muma addresses the attendees of the James J. Rhatigan Tree Dedication ceremony on Tuesday, April 22. The canaert juniper and a plaque in Rhatigan's memory were unveiled by Rhatigan's wife, Beverly, his daugher, Becky, and his son-in-law, Joe.
New life takes root in tree dedication ceremony for former dean of students
April 23, 2025
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