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Kami Steinle, Reporter

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[Photo] Copilot on campus: Finding the generative limit

Jonas Lord, Reporter
September 15, 2025
Sarah Bertry runs the women's 5-kilometer at the JK Gold Classic on Sept. 6 in Wichita State's new Nike uniform. The Shockers' partnership with Nike began July 1, 2025.

Nike swooshes in

Kami Steinle, Reporter
September 8, 2025
Linnea GlenMaye at her retirement party. (Photo courtesy of Ryan Chastain)

After over two decades at WSU, associate vice president for Academic Affairs retires

Kami Steinle, Reporter
August 22, 2025
President of KWEA student chapter Shyanne Eckis talks about what opportunities students can have through KWEA. Eckis said she wanted to state WSU's chapter to help students connect to professionals.

Student environmental club expands to Wichita State

Kami Steinle, Reporter
May 14, 2025
Pashence Adkins and Darby Parks pose as Evil Tina and Gabbi, the cheerleader succubi in the DND world. "She Kills Monsters" is in rehersals ahead of the opening May 1.

REVIEW: ‘She Kills Monsters’ finds great balance between humor, grief and identity

Kami Steinle, Reporter
May 7, 2025
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Wichita State cancels commencement events celebrating diversity

Kami Steinle, Reporter
May 2, 2025
Assistant professor of 20th century U.S. history Laila Ballout gives a presentation about higher education. Ballout shined light on student visas and the increasing amount of issues international students are facing when applying for them.

WSU history faculty offer perspectives on the current political situation

Kami Steinle, Reporter
April 20, 2025
The Kansas State Capitol building. (File photo)

Kansas legislators seek study on higher education efficiency

Kami Steinle, Reporter
April 14, 2025
The Wichita Sketch Club create shadow portraits of guests using bright lights and paper taped to walls. Guests then used the portraits as templates to build off of.

‘Celebrating your authentic self’: Makers and Masterpieces at the Ulrich Museum of Art

Kami Steinle, Reporter
April 9, 2025
The desks of the Kansas Board of Regents members during their meeting hosted on May 15, 2024 in Topeka.

OPINION: Colleges need to have DEI policies

Kami Steinle, Reporter
March 25, 2025
Ladee Hubbard reads from her book "The Talented Ribkins" at the Ulrich Museum of Art. "The Talented Ribkins" is highly acclaimed, being the 2017 Hurston-Wright Legacy Award for Debut Fiction and the 2018 Ernest J. Gaines Award for Literary Excellence.

‘Lets see if it does what a first chapter should do’: Ladee Hubbard reads first novel at the Ulrich

Kami Steinle, Reporter
March 13, 2025
A student walks to the Rhatigan Student Center on Wichita State's campus in November.

Student services and organizations face major cuts following university budget shortfall

Kami Steinle and Mia Hennen
March 8, 2025
Devan Shimoyama, award-winning contemporary multidisciplinary artist, shares his experience and how he portrays it in his art. The artist talk took place in McKnight Art Center on Feb. 27.

Artist Devan Shimoyama visits WSU to talk about recent projects

Kami Steinle, Reporter
March 3, 2025
Wichita State students stand outside the Negro League Baseball Museum. Students visited Kansas City to learn about Black History with the Office of Student Engagement and Belonging on Feb. 15.

Wichita State students travel for interactive experiences about Black history

Kami Steinle, Reporter
February 21, 2025
The Kansas State Capitol building. (File photo)

Legislature overturns governor’s veto, enacts law to ban minors from receiving gender-affirming care

Kami Steinle, Reporter
February 18, 2025
(Photo courtesy of Wichita State Athletics)

How two Canadian track and field freshmen are adjusting to life in Kansas

Kami Steinle, Reporter
February 14, 2025
Kansas Governor Laura Kelly (file photo).

Kelly vetoes bill to ban gender-affirming care for minors, but it could still be passed by legislature

Kami Steinle, Reporter
February 11, 2025
Jason Reblando explains the process behind his collection "This Is Captured Paper." Reblando is an artist and photographer based out of Normal, Illinois.

Photographer redefines history through art in new McKnight exhibit

Kami Steinle and Chairo Ogbebor
February 5, 2025
Rachel Muscat and David Parks discuss in the "Devan Shimoyama Rituals" exhibit. The exhibit's titular artist, Devan Shimoyama, mixes the composition styles of classical and contemporary art.

‘Looking at art in a ritualist sense’: Ulrich unveils four exhibits in 50-year celebration

Kami Steinle, Reporter
January 25, 2025
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