The last step of the journey is the one people will remember.
For Amar Tsengeg, his last ride as a student athlete took him to Wichita State.
“It’s so historic,” Tsengeg said of the program....
Wichita State sophomore Riley Johnsen describes his drag persona — Beholda Grudge — as an extension of himself.
“It's a way for me to remove that pressure of having to be he/him all the time,”...
Increasingly in recent years, the concept of diversity has been caught up in a storm of political changes that challenge its place in American culture and institutions. From the top office in our country...
International enrollment has been cited as one of the largest reasons behind Wichita State’s budget crisis by university administration.
Wichita State has had the largest number of international...
Maleah Evans, Arts and Culture Editor
• March 9, 2026
Disney has a long history of being on both sides of the diversity coin, with the incredibly problematic depictions of Native Americans in “Peter Pan” to the slowly increasing number of main characters...
In a Wichita State University aerospace engineering classroom, the silence isn’t always about concentration. For Aoi Ito, an undergraduate student from Japan, it’s a cultural hangover.
Back home,...
Kami Steinle, Assistant News Editor
• March 9, 2026
Wichita State’s Campus Activities Center Theater has been in violation of the Americans with Disabilities Act since the act was put in place, so upcoming renovations are aimed at fixing that.
But,...
Over the last few months, there has been a drastic increase in the number of masked agents carrying out immigration enforcement nationwide. According to the ICE website, these agents wear masks “to prevent...
Editor’s note: A previous version of this column incorrectly stated that children over 8 were not allowed to enter restrooms of the opposite sex with their parent or guardian and that elderly people...
Allyship is not supposed to be a comfortable title we give ourselves in theoretical support of a community.
It is easy to say we support diversity when we are in spaces where that support feels comfortable...
As a son of immigrant parents, I have heard time and time again from my parents about the struggles that drove them from Mexico and why they left to come to the U.S.
Hearing from my parents about their...
Maleah Evans, Arts and Culture Editor
• March 7, 2026
Have you ever been followed in a store because of the color of your skin?
I have, and it doesn’t feel great. Especially when I stop being followed as soon as my white family comes to stand next...