Recruits make pledges to WSU fraternities
Staff Reporter
June 6, 2012
Incoming freshmen have many things on their minds before even stepping on Wichita State soil. Although school supplies and books may be high on their priority list, the WSU Greek community has added another box to be checked and another paper to be signed. June 1 marked the first day incoming freshm...
Italian Success: dancers experience a unique opportunity to perform in Italy
Staff Reporter
June 6, 2012
Despite unanticipated events, the Wichita Contemporary Dance Theater’s nine-day trip to Italy was a success. On May 13, the company departed on its flights to Italy where the theater performed four times. The first performance was in Polcenigo, the next two were on the Aviano Air Base, and the final perf...
Ulrich director leaves WSU for Wichita Art Museum
Staff Reporter
May 29, 2012
Wichita State Ulrich Museum Director Patricia McDonnell is leaving campus, but she's not going far. She recently accepted the executive director position with the Wichita Art Museum (WAM). McDonnell begins working part-time at the Ulrich and the museum on August 20 before she moves to full-time at the...
SGA chooses next treasurer
Staff Reporter
May 22, 2012
The Student Government Association went long into the night debating a finance bill for students asking for funding for SGA for trips abroad to academic conferences while quick work was made for the recent treasurer appointment. While last week was locked in heavy debate over the issue of who will be the...
Second try nets big rewards for business plan winners
Staff Reporter
May 22, 2012
Stingray Speaker System was the name for success at the Wichita State Center for Entrepreneurship’s sixth annual Shocker Business Plan Competition. Aaron Young and Zack Steffen designed a plan for the system and won the competition and $10,000 to jumpstart their enterprise. Their entry was one of 70...
Summer food fixes to beat the Kansas heat
Staff Reporter
May 22, 2012
Summer is a time to let down your hair, go barefoot and wear no shirt. However, health can be a problem with all this care-free nonsense and I want to keep you in check. Hit those farmers markets or local stores for your produce. I love Dillon’s, but preservatives have no place in my fridge during ...
RSC Renovations Bittersweet
Staff Reporter
May 22, 2012
As the Rhatigan Student Center renovations become more present, the RSC-U-Later celebration hosted by the RSC allowed students to say goodbye Wednesday morning. Activities were held at various locations in the building. In the Director’s Office located on the second floor of the RSC, students were able ...
‘Fondle, Please’ encourages audiences to touch art
Staff Reporter
May 3, 2012
Most artists don't want people to touch their art. Gallery attendants repeatedly tell visitors not to. However, attendees at “Fondle, Please" last Friday at Diver Studio were encouraged to touch and even hit the art, with “Please Touch the Art" signs hanging around the gallery. “At a lot of ot...
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