Usually, funding bills for Student Government Association must go through a two-meeting process – introduction during the first and approval during the second. Sometimes it is a one-meeting process if...
When you do not know what color Mickey Mouse’s nose is the best thing to do is ask. “What color is Mickey Mouse’s nose?” 4-year-old Aubrey asks her big brother. “Red,” Hunter, 8, said. “No....
To cheer on the Shockers at the Missouri Valley Tournament this last weekend, a number of students made the trip to see the Shockers play a total of three games. Even though it isn’t home at Koch Arena,...
Frederick “Fritz” Parsons Hemans III, a Wichita State professor and executive chair of the Faculty Senate, died on February 28. Hemans was the associate professor of ancient art and architecture, head...
Ryan Al-Sharieh remembers being told by a teacher during middle school that he wouldn’t succeed. Having been diagnosed as hard of hearing at age 4, Al-Sharieh said he started out behind in school and...
The far from ideal weather did not seem to dampen the spirits of the fourth through eighth-grade students who showed up for the 13th annual Shocker MINDSTORMS challenge Saturday despite the rain. The Wichita...
For James and Wichita State graduate Beth Tully, chocolate is more than a dessert – it’s a lifelong staple. At Cocoa Dolce, the mother and son duo spend their days crafting fine artisan chocolates...
When Amanda Keeton transferred to Wichita State from Coffeyville Community College, she had no idea that in just a few years she would be designing costumes that will take her to Washington, D.C. The...
Gone are the days of searching ProQuest, LexisNexis, EBSCOhost and Google in search of a single academic article at Wichita State’s Ablah Library. Now students can use SmartSearch and access all of...
The Greeks on campus joined in the Harlem Shake craze Tuesday at the Heskett Center to help boost morale and create a video to use for promotions. Freshman Emry Woelk, a member of the Women’s Panhellenic...
It used to be that college degrees opened many doors for graduates’ futures. However, with youth unemployment the highest it’s been since the 1940s, that’s no longer the case. To get established,...
Wichita State students are taking a stand against Human Trafficking by literally standing for 27 hours Tuesday and Wednesday to raise awareness about the issue. The event, “Stand for Freedom,” is one...