Oct 22, 2010 — By WSU News Services — The Rhatigan Student Center Gallery is hosting "Leaning on the Tree," a drawing and painting exhibit by Wichita State University student Chiyoko Myose that starts on Monday, Oct. 25, and runs through Friday, Nov. 5. Admission is free. A reception for the artist is scheduled from 5-7 p.m. Monday, Oct. 25, in the skylight lounge area of the Rhatigan Student Center. Chiyoko, born and raised in Jap

Oct 26, 2010 — By WSU News Services — Career Services is hosting a fair where students will be able to explore different fields within liberal arts, and see what career and cooperative education opportunities are associated with them from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 27, in 203 Rhatigan Student Center. For students captivated by history, enthralled with political science or attracted to physics, drop by and see where a liberal arts

Oct 21, 2010 — By WSU News Services — As part of the 8th Annual Tallgrass Film Festival, specially selected documentaries are free for high school and college students and all Wichita-area teachers with valid school ID for Tallgrass Filmmakers Lab screenings today only (Friday, Oct. 22). The selected films include: "A Film Unfinished," "Carbon Nation," "Cleanflix," "Dive! playing with Greenlit," "Freedom Riders," "Gerrymandering,"

Oct 21, 2010 — By WSU News Services — The Department of Physical Therapy will hold their fall information session from 1-3 p.m. today (Friday, Oct. 22). Meet faculty and students, tour the facilities, receive information on financial aid and the program, and more. It's all happening at our downtown facility, 358 N. Main St. Parking and building entrance are on the south side of the building.

Oct 26, 2010 — By WSU News Services — Your department can now get a Microsoft Word template of the official university memorandum form, customized to include your department's logo, address and telephone information. The template is fully formatted with the correct margins. University Relations can create this for your department for a nominal $10 design fee. You'll get a Word template file that will allow you to create memos as Word

Oct 20, 2010 — By WSU News Services — The Nov. 2 midterm elections will likely bring change and, if political prognosticators are right, that means good news for the Republican Party. Wichita State political scientist Mel Kahn says the struggling economy makes it difficult for the party in power. Listen to the podcast at http://www.wichita.edu/newslinepodcast.

Oct 26, 2010 — By WSU News Services — The University Libraries and Department of English are hosting several events this fall as part of the Seventh Annual Poetry and Fiction Reading Series. The first event from noon-1 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 28, in the lower level of Ablah Library, features Scott Blackwood, this fall's WSU Visiting Fiction Writer in Residence. An award-winning author, Blackwood has published a novel, "We Agreed to Meet J

Oct 28, 2010 — By WSU News Services — The rules have changed. "Writing for the Web" is unlike any writing you've done before. So how do you adapt your writing technique to this (not-so) new medium? In this seminar, you'll learn how people read on the Web and use that to inform the way you should write. You'll learn how to write concise, scannable text that satisfies even the most impatient of Web readers. Presented by University Relat

Oct 22, 2010 — By WSU News Services — The community projects committee of the Council of University Women, School of Nursing and Associates in Women's Health P.A. in Wichita are asking you to Think Pink With Bras for Breast Cancer. Help save a woman's life. Donate a new or gently used bra to help local women's shelters. A drop box will be located near the RSC Information Desk on Thursday, Oct. 21, and 401 Ahlberg Hall and 500 Ahlberg

Oct 19, 2010 — By WSU News Services — 9 a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 19, until further notice This topic features seven sound bites and one voice wrap. Political prognosticators generally agree that the 2010 midterm elections will be good news for the GOP. The only question is the margin of victory, according to Wichita State University political scientist Mel Kahn. Go to http://www.wichita.edu/newsline to get the current Wichita