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Wichita State's independent, student-run news source

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Steve Minson, an attorney from Kansas Legal Services, listens to Beth Corrigan, a representative from Consumer Credit Counseling Services, speak during the Aug. 29 panel. Corrigan offered information regarding credit and budgeting when renting.

The Sunflower co-hosted a panel on renter’s rights. Here’s a recap.

Emma Wilks, Reporter
September 4, 2024
With Spirit AeroSystems planning on returning under Boeing's 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.

‘I see a lot of opportunities’: WSU Tech, WSU talk workforce opportunities in Boeing-Spirit deal

Shaheer Naveed, Wichita Business Journal
July 17, 2024
Spirit AeroSystems on the Wichita State Innovation Campus. (File photo)

‘We just don’t know how that will look yet’: Boeing bought Spirit AeroSystems. What does that mean for Wichita State?

Jacinda Hall, Reporter
July 12, 2024
Roy Moye III 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.

Shocking the world one song at a time: Alum uses music and engineering to inspire students of color

Allison Campbell, Editor in Chief
July 1, 2024
Korva Coleman answers Tom Shine's interview questions onstage at Walker's Jazz Lounge. Coleman's attendance helped raise money for a KMUW fundraiser.

President Muma hosts fundraiser, NPR newscaster Korva Coleman attends

Loren Amelunke, Reporter
June 28, 2024
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

New partnership with KansasCOM to expand options for medical students

Jacinda Hall, Reporter
June 26, 2024
Kendra Nguyen, WSU's public health program specialist, and Tate Penner, WSU's marketing coordinator, chat at GROW during a networking event with Women's Leadership Initiatives on June 12. Nguyen and Penner helped coordinate the event to help others foster an interest in women’s leadership. 

Women’s Leadership Initiative addresses concerns about campus climate

Ainsley Smyth, Reporter
June 17, 2024
Firefigher Austin Morrow lifts weights during a morning workout at Station 32 on April 19.

Unified in service: Separate fire departments collaborate to protect communities

Cheyanne Tull, Reporter
June 6, 2024
The entrance to Hadley Middle School. Hadley is one of six schools in the Wichita School District to close.

Wichita State alum says leaving Hadley Middle School is ‘the hardest thing’

Courtney Brown, Reporter
June 5, 2024
Wichita State Connect on April 2. According to Provost Shirley Lefever, Wichita State Connect's goal is to help K-12 students and their parents understand the purpose of college.

Wichita State Connect aims to “demystify college,” engage with community

Courtney Brown, News Editor
June 2, 2024
Photo courtesy of Esau Freeman

‘If you like freedom’: Wichita State alum and former employee runs for Congress

Ainsley Smyth, Reporter
May 18, 2024
Wichita State President Rick Muma and Governor Laura Kelly break ground on the Wichita Biomedical Campus during a ceremony hosted on Wednesday. The duo was joined by more than a dozen other Kansas policymakers, elected officials and university administrators.

Elected officials, university representatives break ground for ‘extraordinary’ Biomedical Campus

Allison Campbell, Editor in Chief
May 10, 2024
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