A power outage has been reported in the neighborhood north of the university this morning and is affecting buildings on campus, including Shocker Hall. It is unclear what caused it. “We don’t know...

Heading into the third week of the semester, students are finally transitioned into their semester routine. But along with class fees, textbooks, and tuition to pay for, students also have to remember...

Students will lobby together virtually during higher education day 2021, Student Government Association Chief of Staff Kathlynn Short said during the senate meeting Wednesday.  Higher education day...

Former Wichita State football legend Prince McJunkins died in a Tulsa hospital on Tuesday after contracting COVID-19. McJunkins was 60 years old. To many, the news of McJunkins came as a surprise to...

The Cadman Art Gallery has unveiled the 10th Annual “Art That Touches Your Heart” exhibit. The exhibit was made possible due to the efforts of the Office of Diversity and Inclusion, the Art That Touches...

The College of Fine Arts presented a performance from their Faculty Art Series on Sunday, Feb. 7 at Wiedemann Recital Hall. The main performer was Assistant Professor of Tuba, Phillip C. Black who played...

Though the COVID-19 vaccine has only been offered in Sedgwick County to medical professionals and those 75 and older, some college students have already been vaccinated. Kari Coster, a junior majoring...

Wichita State community members gathered virtually Wednesday at the first two presidential search forums to share concerns, questions, and thoughts about the presidential search with AGB search representatives...

After five years of dedication to the well-being of campus, the Shocker Support Locker began its anniversary celebration this month.  Growing from simply a food pantry to a place where people can access...

Who can get a COVID-19 vaccine in Sedgwick County right now? The Sedgwick County Health Department is currently offering COVID-19 vaccinations to health care associated workers and anyone 80 or older....

The 64th annual Student Government Association elections are quickly approaching, and students are now able to run for the open spots. This semester, there are 65 seats up for election in the Legislative...

Despite all in-person events being cancelled last November, Vice President of Student Affairs Teri Hall said they are trying to find a path to safely put on in-person events this semester.  “There’s...