Wichita State has released the list of classes for the 2025 summer and fall semesters. Students can see these classes on their myWSU Banner search or the WSU custom search
Registration begins on April...
Monday, March 3 is the last day for Shockers to enter the race for student body president. To declare candidacies for the upcoming election, students can visit ShockerSync and fill out the candidate application...
Students in the Shocker Success Center may have noticed red papers placed throughout the building. In both Spanish and English, the papers outline how people can respond in the event a U.S. Immigration...
In April 2024, Shang-You Yang, an adjunct associate professor in Wichita State’s biology department, was supervising a cancer research project. By the end of the month, the project was suspended due...
Wichita State’s episode of the “The College Tour” is now available for students and the WSU community to watch.
“The College Tour” is a show featuring universities from all over the country....
Bill Simon, a Wichita State alum, co-founded Sun Nuclear Corporation in 1984 with his wife and an old colleague. The company’s focus is to create and improve upon radiation technology used to treat cancer.
However,...
Students may see a constitutional question on the ballot for the Student Government Association (SGA) this April that would allow senators to be appointed to empty seats, rather than being voted in by...
Wichita State’s Student Senate called for the university to take several actions in relation to the United States’ Immigration Customs Enforcement (ICE). The Senate voted 18-3 to pass “Ice out ICE”...
Returning students wanting to live on campus will be limited to The Flats for the upcoming 2025-2026 academic year.
The Suites have previously housed returning students if space allowed, however,...
Wichita State University will resume normal operations on Wednesday, Feb. 19. In-person classes will be in session at the discretion of instructors.
The university said in its announcement that...
The Kansas legislature passed The Help Not Harm Act on Feb. 18, overriding a veto by Governor Laura Kelly. The bill will go into effect after its publication in the Kansas Register, which is published...
