Eight months and 14 days ago, Matt Rose’s solo shot for South Florida at BayCare Ballpark ended Wichita State’s season and left a stinging number: 36. Thirty-six losses. Tied for the second-most...

Trinity Allen and Mickayla Tosch, two junior college transfers, come to Wichita State after both having successful careers at McLennan Community College in Texas.  “Coming from McLennan, I liked...

Since 2000, Sunflower alumnus Philip Gray has had a wide ranging career in journalism, editing at prestigious publications like The New York Times and The Los Angeles Times, where he currently works. Gray...

Two professors in Wichita State’s English department came up with an idea to fill an empty room in Lindquist Hall with a lab space that could improve students' understanding of literature.  “A...

The Sunflower has produced journalists all around the Wichita area. Publications like The Wichita Eagle, The Wichita Business Journal and KMUW, Wichita’s local NPR affiliate, have newsrooms that are...

Coming out of Stockholm, Sweden, with national-team experience, Will Berg had a great deal of confidence when he arrived at Purdue. Like most incoming freshmen, he expected to make an immediate impact,...

Pierre Couisnard and his father PJ (also Pierre) share much more than a name. Pierre, a freshman guard on Wichita State’s men’s basketball team, is following in the footsteps of PJ who played for the...

Wichita State University has existed for 130 years and America has gone through many political and social movements during that time. Politics have always been prevalent on campus, so I wondered – what...

Before Antwain Scales ever joined Wichita State’s women’s basketball’s coaching staff, his daughter, Kameir, had already sought out her place on the team — as a student team manager. “She...

A new frontcourt pair has arrived on Wichita State’s campus with the likes of Emmanuel Okorafor and Will Berg. “They are fantastic, they are mobile,” said Joy Ighovodja, a junior guard on the...

In a time of way too advanced artificial intelligence, it was about time technology was used in a productive way that, in my opinion, actually benefits students instead of dorm keys being on our phones,...

As basketball season approaches Shocker Nation at a hurtling speed, it’s important to remember that not everyone is familiar with being in the stands and hasn’t been able to feel the cascade of emotions...