Teri Hall, Vice President for Student Affairs
• August 20, 2024
Dear Shockers,
Welcome back to another exciting year of college! As you step onto campus, I want to extend a warm welcome and share some thoughts to inspire and encourage you.
College is a time...
Kylee Hower, Student Body President
• August 18, 2024
Welcome back to campus! I hope your summer was filled with rest, relaxation and fun! Hopefully you are all ready to tackle the year ahead of you and whatever challenges may come your way.
Whether...
Welcome back to campus, Shockers!
This marks my 19th first day of school at Wichita State University, and the excitement never fades. Each year brings new beginnings, new faces and endless possibilities.
I’m...
Hello, Shockers! Welcome — or welcome back — to Wichita State University!
No matter how you spent your time these past few months — whether in summer classes, working at an applied learning...
Owen Prothro, Assistant Sports Editor
• August 17, 2024
Nov. 15, 1986, was the last time Wichita State University competed in a football game. Now, nearly 40 years later, students and fans of Shocker athletics can once again have the college football game-day...
After three years of planning and construction, the Shocker Success Center is open to students. The building, located in what was formerly Clinton Hall, houses several different programs previously in...
Owen Prothro, Assistant Sports Editor
• August 16, 2024
Wichita State tennis player Luke Bracks recently competed against some of the best collegiate players in the country in a summer national championship tournament. He said the appearance could help inspire...
On any given night, Wichita State’s pickleball courts are packed. Most days, players have to wait for one of the four courts between the Heskett Center and Wilkins Stadium to become available to play...
Ten years ago, the east side of Wichita State University’s campus was filled with golf holes and trees. Today, more than 20 buildings have sprung from the former greens.
On Aug. 15, 2014, former WSU...
When Pamela O’Neal came to Wichita State in 2002, she was around 30 years old, a decade removed from the age of an average university student.
This experience gave O’Neal a unique perspective on...
Joe Mazzara said he has a lot to learn about the ever-changing world of collegiate esports. However, the new Wichita State esports director is accepting the challenge and said, regardless of the learning...
