For any democracy to fulfill its sworn duty, its government must be accessible. From meeting minutes to open forums, every good government owes its constituents an opportunity to engage with it and make...
The Shocker Financial Wellness Team is hosting a scholarship raffle which, when concluded, will pay for a student's spring tuition, excluding student fees. There is a high chance that you didn’t know...
Between juggling classes, jobs, internships and trying to carve out some resemblance of a social life, retirement might seem like a distant concern for most students.
Students are thrown into a series...
Student organizations are an essential part of the college experience. It’s a way for students to meet others with similar interests. But what happens when there is not a group for what you enjoy? Simple,...
Wichita State University recently devoted $188,000 to be featured on “The College Tour,” a Amazon Prime TV series showcasing universities across the country.
While this might sound like a prime...
Christopher Leonard, Director of Counseling and Psychological Services
• September 20, 2024
As students returned to campus this fall semester, the university now has the opportunity to be the pipeline for students seeking applied learning. In doing so, WSU can “grow our own” while supporting...
Owen Prothro, Assistant Sports Editor
• September 19, 2024
Wichita State student life is shockingly spiritless. On any given day, students go to classes, study and work hard to achieve their degrees. Besides this, there aren’t many opportunities for students...
Lily Bann, Arts and Culture Editor
• September 15, 2024
Although it may seem like a stretch to ask the beloved golfers who keep our economy running to give up pursuits, let me offer this: A small city like Wichita has no place hitting a tiny ball at the expense...
For students at Wichita State University, purchasing textbooks through the university’s bookstore feels like a scam. This is because it is.
The price markup on course materials is often significant,...
The National Federation of Republican Assemblies (NFRA) has invoked the 1857 Dred Scott v. Sandford U.S. Supreme Court case in an argument that Vice President Kamala Harris is ineligible to run for...
The city of Wichita’s decision to eliminate free downtown parking, originally planned to begin in January 2025, is a troubling development for a community already grappling with vacant buildings, struggling...
As Wichita State University continues to expand its campus, the decision to demolish and relocate the relatively new pickleball courts near the Heskett Center has raised some critical concerns, and I can’t...
