Leading substantially in the polls, Hillary Clinton’s bid to ice the political clock and seize the presidency took a serious hit Friday afternoon with the news that the FBI had acquired new emails pertaining...
The Sedgwick County District Court released an affidavit Friday in regards to a shooting death of a Wichita State student.
Rowena Irani was found with a gunshot wound to her head on Oct. 3. She was...
Student leaders went above the Wichita State administration’s head in hopes of finding interested ears.
In a series of letters sent to the Kansas Board of Regents President Blake Flanders this month,...
Students have Wichita State’s academic honesty policy read at them several times through the course of their academic careers. Few have a complete understanding of how it functions in the university...
The QuickShock convenience store-bus at the Hughes Metroplex cost “more than a new car” to develop, according to Overland Charters owner Kelly Fankhauser. Overland Charters, which runs and maintains...
Alicia Thompson, Assistant Superintendent of Elementary Schools at Wichita Public Schools, spoke to students about the accomplishments, challenges, and available opportunities within Wichita Public Schools...
A former Wichita State honor roll nursing student has been sentenced to almost 15 years in jail for the death of her infant.
A Johnson County Judge sentenced Marissa Carol Fields, now 22, to 14 years...
@sunflowernews Wish I could have made it, I had a doctor's app't I could not reschedule. Congrats to finalists of Man and Woman of the year.
— John Bardo (@President_Bardo) October 27, 2016
The...
WuShock, the Wichita State mascot, was battered earlier this month, according to the WSU police blotter.
The report says the incident, which is still under investigation, was filed as a battery.
The...
Twenty dollars for a bowl of chili seems steep, but for the “Empty Bowls Chili Cookoff” at Wichita State Saturday, the money went towards good cause.
All the proceeds from the cookoff went...
Jenna Farhat & Nathan Davis, Reporters
• October 24, 2016
In the spring, the university announced it bought a new ticketing system that uses license plate recognition software and costs about $25,000 a year — a $10,000 to $15,000 increase from the old system — with a one-time equipment and installation cost of around $100,000.
But until last week it had not been put to use.
Two men step out from behind a curtain to face their audience in Miller Concert Hall Sunday. Without bowing, one man takes his place at a piano and the other steps out and abruptly bursts into song.
Accompanied...
