What a long night. I could hardly convince myself to brave the stairs, let alone hold the door open much longer.
Routine after-midnight productions had chipped away at the eagerness I strolled into...
Generally, presidents emeritus fade quietly into the sunset and are seldom, if ever, heard from again. That has been the case with me for the past 18 years. However, a recent event on campus at Wichita...
Congratulations to the Shockers on trading up from the Missouri Valley to the American Athletic Conference. Pivoting to the AAC signifies a gain in institutional prestige, the ever nebulous mission of...
Alright, here we go ... This letter has been a long time coming, and needs to be read by our student body. Believe it or not, Americans are done with social justice. We’re sick of being called racists,...
Which restaurant serves up the better burrito? Qdoba or Chipotle?
It’s a question that has plagued mankind since the earliest days of the fast-food industry, or at least since 1995, when the first Qdoba...
This fairytale does not have a happy ending.
Frappés aren’t all unicorns and rainbows — this extends to Starbucks’ latest craze, the Unicorn Frappé Blended Créme, released at participating...
The Sunken Campus
Last Wednesday night was the fourth time this semester I came home to my family with tears in my eyes. I have been lucky to have my spouse as a strong foundation, but I wonder what...
This past Wednesday, the WSU Student Government Association (SGA) voted against recognizing Young Americans for Liberty (YAL). YAL is a libertarian free speech group that advocates for free speech for...
Sparkling eyes and a sassy smile greeted me as I walked up to a table in the Rhatigan Student Center.
Rebecca Fulcher, known as Becky, welcomed me warmly.
The average observer might have focused...
The relationship between the Student Government Association of Wichita State and university administration is not healthy or professional.
Tuesday, 19.7 percent of Wichita State’s student body voted...
This letter is in response to the recent Sunflower publication, entitled “WSU Decides 2017," on the two SGA tickets and the presidential candidate’s roll call votes in the senate this past session....
About 12 percent of Wichita State students voted in the last Student Government Association elections.
That means nearly 1,700 of the 2016 enrollment figure of 13,519 voted last year.
Some SGA representatives...
