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Committee hopes to help first generation students combat imposter syndrome

Committee hopes to help first generation students combat imposter syndrome

February 3, 2022
Bobby Berry, new assistant dean of diversity and outreach for the college of applies studies, wants to create a culture of empathy on campus in his position. He said everything he does at the university is for the students.

Bobby Berry aims to make an impact on inclusivity in his new position

January 28, 2022
OPINION: Omicron Variant is over exaggerated

OPINION: Omicron Variant is over exaggerated

January 21, 2022
Sustainability Steering Committee continues to implement green efforts on campus

Sustainability Steering Committee continues to implement green efforts on campus

January 20, 2022
OPINION: Falling approval ratings prove nothing

OPINION: Falling approval ratings prove nothing

January 20, 2022
OPINION: Don’t live average

OPINION: Don’t live average

January 11, 2022
OPINION: Stop blaming professors for your grade

OPINION: Stop blaming professors for your grade

December 5, 2021
The Student Wellness Center is located at the Steve Clark YMCA.

Student Health Services and Positive Directions recognize World Aids Day with free STI testing

December 2, 2021
Dominique Morgan talks about her work in her organization Black and Pink at the Diversity and Inclusion lecture series event on Nov. 17 in the RSC.

Dominique Morgan talks about her work combatting violence towards LGBTQ community

November 19, 2021
Clarence Jackson looks over to the WSU bench during the exhibition game against Missouri Southern State on Nov. 1 inside Charles Koch Arena.

Clarence Jackson prepares for a season to remember

November 8, 2021
Asia Strong looks to drive during the exhibition game against Missouri Southern State on Nov. 4 inside Charles Koch Arena.

Strong hopes to find consistency in senior year

November 8, 2021
OPINION: Calvinism is the best reading of scripture

OPINION: Calvinism is the best reading of scripture

November 6, 2021
Participants came out to enjoy WSUs annual Homecoming Pumpkin Run on Oct. 23rd. Participants enjoyed pumpkin painting, yard games, a spooky photo booth, massages, and the 5k and 1k run.

Pumpkin run starts off Homecoming week

November 2, 2021
Opera singer Michael Sylvestor sings during the WSU symphony at the Miller Concert Hall on Oct. 27th

WSU Orchestra features renowned opera singer Michael Sylvestor

November 2, 2021
OPINION: Turning Point USA should sue SGA

OPINION: Turning Point USA should sue SGA

October 31, 2021
OPINION: Censorship is the elimination of freedom of expression

OPINION: Censorship is the elimination of freedom of expression

October 26, 2021
OPINION: The boys are an important relationship

OPINION: “The boys” are an important relationship

October 14, 2021
Nancy Davidson displays her work Buttress at the Ulrich Museum of Art Tuesday night.

Nancy Davidson’s ‘Buttress’ serves as a ‘Celebration of the human condition’

September 29, 2021
Wichita State student Pavita Paramesuvaran works at the Heskett Center.

Student finds opportunities working at Heskett Center

September 25, 2021
FOCUS group promotes gender equity and de-stigmatizing difficult topics

FOCUS group promotes gender equity and de-stigmatizing difficult topics

September 22, 2021
Guests view the complex mural of A. Mary Kay at the Ulrichs fall exhibit opening Aug. 26.

New Ulrich Museum exhibits address agriculture, climate change

August 30, 2021
Brian Amos teaching a class. Amos is teaching a class about redistricting and gerrymandering in the spring.

Wichita State professor teaches class focused on redistricting and gerrymandering

August 29, 2021
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