After scrapping the outdated furniture and carpet that previously adorned the Lindquist Hall lounge, the Office for Faculty Development and Student Success is in what Sarah Sell called a “frenzy of activity”...
Globalization is all the buzz, but technology can only maintain so much sense of connection. A true feeling of worldly connectedness can come from understanding a culture and its people.This sense of connection...
Those on the west side of campus might feel an extra chill this week.Central heating and cooling systems are closed for eight buildings on the west side of campus until at least Friday.The physical plant...
Shocktoberfest’s “ObSeussed with Shocktoberfest” kept with its theme during a breakfast for students with Wichita State president John Bardo.Yesterday was “Green Eggs and Ham with Bardo,” the...
Sitting in the RSC, WSU student Michelle Dehaven defines sociology.“Sociology is the study of society,” Dehaven said. “Anything that you see as a whole, even just observing the people you see in...
Wichita State has a diverse student population with many cultures represented. It’s possible to meet people from all over the world here, and for international students, there are many opportunities...
Award-winning writer Kevin Brockmeier is set to present his work at the Ulrich Museum of Art Friday Oct. 25.The Writing Now, Reading Now series put on by the English department, showcases prominent writers...
Marie Allyn King’s journey in the world of theatre began in Miami Beach, Fla., where she developed a passion for the art of performance as a young girl.“I was probably 11 or 12-years-old when I saw...
“Oh, the places you’ll go” with this year’s Shocktoberfest theme, “ObSeussed with Shocktoberfest.”Every year, the event at Wichita State takes on a new motif. This year’s theme focuses on...
Wichita State student Christine Porter and her mother Susie have the same 5K pace.They are both training for a half-marathon.And at this year’s 18th Annual Pumpkin Run at WSU, they wore matching costumes.Dressed...
To eat, or not to eat — that is the question some students face regularly.Deborah Ballard-Reisch, Ph.D., Kansas Health Foundation distinguished chair in strategic communication and professor in the Elliott...
Last Wednesday, anyone interested in seeing for the first time what Wichita State may look like in 20 to 30 years had the chance.The master plan committee and Sasaki Associates, an architectural planning...
