• Students employees, faculty and staff are now eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine
  • COVID-19 link on wichita.edu is moving
  • Wichita State mourns death of President Emeritus Eugene Hughes
  • Engineering students’ project keeps shoes out of landfills
  • NIAR begins work on Boeing 737 special-mission modifications
  • Enter the Babble Royale T-shirt quote contest
  • Commencement phase one RSVPs open
  • Ulrich Museum of Art giving away free basketballs
  • TRIO Student Support Services is now accepting applications
  • Applications open for 39th annual Exposure Photography Competition
  • Shocks Supporting Shocks drop-in groups
  • Wichita State: Engagement conversation
  • Biology Department hosting CDC researcher to speak about vaccines
  • 'Voices in the Void': a virtual theatrical experience
  • Learn about Cherokee language and culture 
  • Join SAC for virtual bingo on March 18
  • First-gen meeting planned for March 15
  • Seminar focuses on weather prediction, resilience
  • Shocker Store hosts Ring Days
  • Graduate Student Council hosts wellness events
  • Join Wu's Big Challenge
  • Researchers offer parenting training sessions
  • Watch basketball at Shocker Sports Grill & Lanes
  • IBelieve shirt celebrates Isaac Brown, Shockers
  • Sign up for intramurals today
  • Virtual volunteer opportunity with Kansas Big Brothers Big Sisters
  • Volunteer opportunity with Wichita Clean Streams

President Eugene Hughes

March 11, 2012 -- Former Wichita State University President Eugene Hughes has died. Hughes was president from 1993 until his retirement at the end of 1998.

Yuki To

March 11, 2021 – Yuki To, senior at Wichita East High School, is the winner of the 2021 Lenora N. McGregor Endowed Scholarship at Wichita State University.

Wichita Campus

  • COVID-19 testing options at Wichita State
  • Wichita State plans expansion of in-person classes and activities
  • Outdoor classroom spaces available starting March 22
  • Support Shocker Nation through United Way
  • Engineering students’ project keeps shoes out of landfills
  • NIAR begins work on Boeing 737 special-mission modifications
  • Managers of USS and Non-Teaching UP Employees: Your signature is needed
  • CliftonStrengths Training for faculty, staff and student employees
  • Enter the Babble Royale T-shirt quote contest
  • Call for 2021-22 Faculty Fellowship applications
  • Understanding course codes in a nutshell
  • Applications open for 39th annual Exposure Photography Competition
  • 'Voices in the Void': a virtual theatrical experience
  • Enjoy lunch and dinner at the Food Truck Plaza
  • Share your matrilineal memories
  • McCleary-Jones recognized in Wichita Business Journal
  • Watch basketball at Shocker Sports Grill & Lanes
  • Under Armour shooter shirt just $10

Pile of shoes

March 10, 2021 – A class project in Kara McCluskey’s environmental and engineering technology class this semester set out to tackle an immense issue: The fact that each year in America, 300 million pairs of shoes are thrown away, taking an average of 30 to 40 years for just one pair to decompose.

Boeing 737

March 10, 2021 — Wichita State University’s National Institute for Aviation Research has received delivery of two Boeing 737 aircraft for modification. The aircraft are part of a year-long project with Virginia-based Dynamic Aviation to modify three 737 aircraft for a special-mission program.

Wichita Campus

  • Wichita State plans expansion of in-person classes and activities
  • Wichita State named as a COVID-19 vaccination provider; your help needed
  • SEM Update: Goal 6
  • Study abroad spotlight: Nick Endicott
  • Managers of USS and Non-Teaching UP Employees: Your signature is needed
  • UP & USS joint senate meeting set for March 16
  • Order faculty commencement regalia
  • Headshot appointments available for March
  • Applications open for Shocker Leadership Awards
  • In search of First Year Seminar instructors
  • Seeking Collegiate Leadership Competition judges
  • Faculty Senate: Call for nominations
  • OAT summer grant apps due
  • Outdoor heaters placed outside RSC
  • Graduate Student Council hosts wellness events
  • Online Learning Consortium: Free professional development
  • Ulrich series features ADCI faculty
  • Wichita State: Engagement conversations
  • Run a business confidently with SBDC webinars
  • Seminar focuses on weather prediction, resilience
  • CEI’s Work Aids in creation of maternal depression screening policy
  • Devereaux named finalist for Ostrom Prize

  • Wichita State plans expansion of in-person classes and activities
  • Wichita State named as a COVID-19 vaccination provider; your help needed
  • Shocks Supporting Shocks drop-in groups
  • Cadman Art Gallery: 'Sharing Our Stories'
  • Wichita State gains national attention for its support of transfer students
  • Wichita State to hold panel discussion on freedom of expression
  • Study abroad spotlight: Nick Endicott
  • Free tutoring available to students
  • Shocker Store offers commencement regalia packages
  • Start write-in campaign for SGA president
  • Outdoor heaters placed outside RSC
  • Ulrich Museum of Art giving away free basketballs
  • Applications open for Shocker Leadership Awards
  • Complete Textbook Feedback Survey to win earbuds or dining dollars
  • 2021 LEAD Conference call for proposals
  • Ulrich series features ADCI faculty
  • 'Voices in the Void': a virtual theatrical experience
  • Enjoy lunch and dinner at the Food Truck Plaza
  • School of Nursing to host information session
  • Run a business confidently with SBDC webinars
  • Learn about Cherokee language and culture 
  • This week's Virtual Wellness Programs
  • Students invited to professionalism workshop
  • Graduate Student Council hosts wellness events
  • Engaging Leaders: Engineering Week
  • Start your rewarding career in higher education
  • Join the Community Service Board member meetings
  • Students can access free LinkedIn Learning
  • Democracy on Tap: The role of journalism
  • Apply to be in Ambassadors for Diversity and Inclusion
  • Join Wu's Big Challenge
  • Undergraduate Research and Creative Activity Forum set for April 9
  • Service-Learning Showcase submission open

  • Wichita State named as a COVID-19 vaccination provider; your help needed
  • Wichita State University to host panel discussion on freedom of expression
  • The power of 'We': Barton School of Business dean reflects on early successes
  • Conference champs t-shirts at the Shocker Store
  • Dr. Shannon Ray featured at Physics Seminar
  • Journey East Asia Grill has reopened

Wichita Campus

  • Wichita State named as a COVID-19 vaccination provider; your help needed
  • CliftonStrengths Training for faculty, staff and student employees
  • Managers of USS and Non-Teaching UP Employees: your signature is needed
  • Join us for Lunch and Learn on March 29
  • Wichita State to hold panel discussion on freedom of expression
  • Wichita State gains national attention for its support of transfer students
  • Outdoor classroom spaces available starting March 22
  • Tuesday Talks: Depression treatments
  • Dr. Shannon Ray featured at Physics Seminar
  • Ulrich Museum of Art giving away free basketballs
  • Encourage students to apply for TRIO DSS
  • This week's Virtual Wellness Programs
  • 2021 LEAD Conference call for proposals
  • Shocks Supporting Shocks drop-in groups
  • 'Voices in the Void': a virtual theatrical experience
  • Submit virtual and in-person events to the WSU Events Calendar
  • Ulrich Virtual to host Kansas photographer Doug Barrett
  • Learn about Cherokee language and culture 
  • Sale for AAC tournament time