Nov 2, 2017 — By WSU News Services — Come join the WSU Alumni Association (WSUAA) for the first ICT Pizza Fest: Pizza, Planes and Beer, from noon-5 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 4, on the WATC campus. Put on by FestiveICT, WSUAA is an event partner for this community-wide, family-friendly Shocker of an event -- and a portion of festival proceeds is earmarked for the alumni association in its activities in support of higher education at Wich

Oct 30, 2017 — By WSU News Services — The 2018 Open Enrollment is the period of time when benefits-eligible employees must select their benefits at WSU. If you do not participate in Open Enrollment, your current health plan will automatically default to Plan N and your other benefit elections will not continue. Total Rewards staff will be available for hands-on, open labs to answer questions and help navigate the enrollment websi

Oct 31, 2017 — By WSU News Services — * The Starbucks truck will be on campus today (Tuesday, Oct. 31) giving out free samples of your favorite Starbucks products! Stop by north of the RSC from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. to give your Tuesday a lift. * Future Health Care Professionals (FHCP) is hosting its annual Halloween event Spooktacular, from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. today (Tuesday, Oct. 31) in the lobby of Ahlberg Hall, second floor. All students an

Nov 2, 2017 — By WSU News Services — The Wichita State women's basketball program opens the 2017-18 season with two exhibition contests this week in Charles Koch Arena under first-year head coach Keitha Adams. The Shockers host Oklahoma Baptist at 7 p.m. tomorrow (Wednesday, Nov. 1), then as part of a basketball doubleheader the Wichita State women host Southwest Baptist at 1 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 4, followed by the Wichita State men h

Oct 30, 2017 — By WSU News Services — A former intern visited WSU's Political Science Department yesterday (Monday, Oct. 30) and met with four WSU students who are accepted in the Political Science Department's Washington D.C. / Topeka Intern Program for spring 2018. Arely Navarett, an internship recruiter for the Hispanic Association of College and Universities met with Hanna Tabler, Erendira Jimenez-Gonzales, Jared Anderson and Gabr

Oct 30, 2017 — By WSU News Services — As the Halloween holiday is upon us, the WSU Police Department wants to remind everyone of some personal safety tips for you and the people that are out and about: 1. Pay attention to your surroundings 2. If staying in and greeting trick or treaters, be sure of who you are opening your door to 3. If you are going to a party, be responsible and careful 4. If you can, go with a group and stay wi

Oct 30, 2017 — By WSU News Services — Last week, James Schwartz, an instructor in the Philosophy Department, was featured on "The Space Show" to discuss a recent publication of his -- "Myth-Free Space Advocacy Part II - The Myth of the Space Frontier.'" Go to http://www.wichita.edu/j/?5986 for more information.

Oct 30, 2017 — By WSU News Services — She tried to hold back tears as she approached her husband and the insurance adjuster taking stock of the few belongings they had left after Hurricane Harvey made landfall. Her efforts to contain her emotions failed as the insurance adjuster turned to face her. Her tears were not for the lost belongings, but for her husband with terminal brain cancer. If only the floodwaters could've washed away t

Oct 30, 2017 — By WSU News Services — She tried to hold back tears as she approached her husband and the insurance adjuster taking stock of the few belongings they had left after Hurricane Harvey made landfall. Her efforts to contain her emotions failed as the insurance adjuster turned to face her. Her tears were not for the lost belongings, but for her husband with terminal brain cancer. If only the floodwaters could've washed away t

Oct 30, 2017 — By WSU News Services — She tried to hold back tears as she approached her husband and the insurance adjuster taking stock of the few belongings they had left after Hurricane Harvey made landfall. Her efforts to contain her emotions failed as the insurance adjuster turned to face her. Her tears were not for the lost belongings, but for her husband with terminal brain cancer. If only the floodwaters could've washed away t