No one can predict when something tragic will happen. However, anyone can help the American Red Cross be prepared when it does. The American Blood Drive joins Wichita State University once more from 10...
Andrea Belsan has worked in two elementary schools with first- through sixth-grade students since her freshman year of high school, getting hands-on experience that will give her a “head start” when...
Instead of the traditional Homecoming royalty, Wichita State turned the run-of-the-mill popularity contest into an award to honor WSU’s best and brightest, the Shocktoberfest Man and Woman of Year. The...
Since spring 2012, the Student Government Association has employed the use of 11 suggestion boxes around campus to get a feel for what students want and need from their elected officials. Soon, SGA will...
Every swing of the hammer and twist of the screws means the food court in the Rhatigan Student Center is closer to re-opening. “We’re looking for food offering sometime next week,” Shelly Martins,...
The age-old question about whether or not God exists and how do you know or do not know as discussed at Wichita State last Thursday. The WSU Atheists and Agnostics sponsored the “Does God Exist”...
David Wright is concerned about the economy. He believes that because of Wichita State’s urban setting, a bad economy will hurt it more than it would a university like Kansas or Kansas State. On the...
The once-heated furniture issue at Wheatshocker Apartments has now fizzled out. “I think we just feel tired of conflict,” said Esther Cao, Wheatshocker resident. “Nothing helps, and the furniture...
Knowing he wanted to study at Wichita State and having heard his father tell him stories about his days in Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity, freshman Daniel Joseph Pabst started letting WSU fraternities know...
The Barton International Group at Wichita State recently took a trip to China, where it spent a week studying the Chinese market. According to juniors Blake Krier and Matt Slagle, who have served as BIG’s...
The Wichita State Barton School of Business hosts its Back to Business Bash today. The event is held to introduce new business students to the dean of the business school, Douglas Hensler. Students can...
The smell of bacon and eggs wafted through the cafeteria of Fairmount Towers a little later, or earlier depending on how you look at it, than normal last Thursday night. Students from all over campus flocked...
