Maleah Evans, Arts and Culture Editor
• March 7, 2026
Visitors to the Ulrich Museum of Art will see work from a local Native American artist, Taiomah Rutledge, that focuses on symbolism and cultural history. His exhibit and talk at the museum on March 5 were...
Activism has never been louder or more visible than it is today.
From viral hashtags to statements posted by celebrities, social media movements now unfold in front of millions of people online. But...
As guests entered the doors of a Women’s History Month panel at Wichita State, they grabbed food from a table filled with tea-party-style treats, including triangle-cut cucumber sandwiches, pastries...
You may get a conflicting answer if you ask Steve Rainbolt about the recent success of Wichita State’s track and field program.
The men’s team won back-to-back American Conference Outdoor Championships...
It was the 2024 NCAA West Preliminaries, a step away from the national championship. In her junior year, Lucy Ndungu qualified for the NCAA Outdoor Championships in the 10,000-meter, with a time of 34:23.39.
In...
Many collegiate athletes have bounced around to multiple teams throughout their playing careers since the transfer portal era started in 2018. However, this is not the case for senior outfielder Jaden...
After spending summer nights under the light of Eck Stadium growing up, a familiar — yet unfamiliar — face ushered his way to the grounds of Gene Stephenson Park over the offseason.
Senior infielder...
A 3-6 start for Wichita State men’s tennis isn’t deterring the team from a successful spring season.
The Shockers, under fourth-year coach Darragh Glavin, have already faced multiple tough squads...
While most girls were into Barbies and dresses at the age of 7, Kelli DeSpain got her first horse-riding lessons in a barn on the outskirts of Edmond, Okla.
Born into a family of horse riders,...
Maleah Evans, Arts and Culture Editor
• February 6, 2026
Balancing graduate-level coursework, mentoring younger players and maintaining your own softball training seems like a difficult set of tasks.
To former Shockers CC Wong and Sydney McKinney, they...
Designed by women volunteers during World War II, the P-40 Warhawk helped the Allied Powers win the war on the Pacific Front and played a major role in dogfights in Africa and China.
Warhawks used...
Mack Smith, Multimedia Reporter
• February 5, 2026
Wichita State women’s tennis is off to a strong start in Jacob Eddins’ first year at the helm, with wins over Texas State, former American Conference foe Southern Methodist, and both Iowa and Iowa...