• Shockers United: The plan to slowly allow more people on campus
  • Wichita State launches new COVID-19 site
  • GRASP 2020 to be available until 5 p.m. today
  • 'My (Home) Research Experience' by Graduate Student Council today
  • Department of Education releases final Title IX regulations
  • Shocker Innovation Corps now accepting applications for the online summer 2020 cohort
  • Shocker engineers create deicing device
  • Meet a Shocker: Vinay K. Kadarla, Ph.D in Chemistry
  • The May 5 Tuesday Talk with Sara and SHS is on YouTube
  • KMUW and 1A Across America will discuss the impacts of COVID-19 on the US food supply chain
  • From one student to another: It's OK to grieve
  • Participants wanted for a study about experiences with Spanish and schooling
  • Fun Zoom backgrounds and training in how to use them now available
  • F45 workouts streaming 24/7
  • CAPS is online @ShockersCAPS
  • Student Ambassador Society to award scholarship to current Wichita State student
  • Invitation Extended by Councilman Brandon Johnson, Wichita City Council, District 1
  • JoVE Science Library streaming free for WSU students and faculty
  • Join Student Health Services for the next Tuesday Talks on May 12

Amy Huser

May 8, 2020 — Amy Huser’s plans for her master’s thesis gallery opening have been dashed by COVID-19, but she’s not letting that stop her from achieving her graduate degree in a more virtual manner.

Amy Huser

May 8, 2020 — Amy Huser installed hundreds of feet of weavings for her Master of Fine Arts thesis show “Casually Not Okay.” The brightly colored textiles are suspended from the ceiling with hooks and almost invisible lines, almost like brushstrokes liberated from canvas.

Angelique Banh

May 9, 2020 — Angelique Banh comes from a Shocker family, so there was never any question of where she would attend college. When she arrived on campus, she hit the ground running with three majors and a member of the Cohen Honors College leadership track.

Brandon Eckerman

May 8, 2020 — Brandon Eckerman is nostalgic about his time at Wichita State University and is disappointed he’s unable to celebrate graduation in the traditional sense. But he’s eager to start a career in medical device sales.

Wichita State campus

May 7, 2020 -- As our state begins to implement Ad Astra: A Plan to Reopen Kansas, we too are beginning to develop and implement plans for the university’s short- and long-term future. This plan – Shockers United – is a culmination of seven working groups across campus, each comprised of students, faculty and staff, and each tasked with examining a different facet of university operations that must now be modified to a new normal as we seek to coexist with and thrive in spite of this virus.

Scholarship winner Irene Campos

May 7, 2020 -- Wichita State University is proud to recognize Irene Campos as the winner of the 2020 Mark and Stacy Parkinson Scholarship.

  • Update on reopening of the Wichita State campus
  • Faculty and staff virtual town hall coming tomorrow
  • Wichita State launches new COVID-19 site
  • SEM Update - Year 3
  • University Faculty Awards will be announced tomorrow
  • Place your order by tomorrow for the limited edition 125th anniversary lapel pin
  • 2020 Kansas Employment Forecast
  • GRASP 2020 to be available until Friday
  • Join us for Lavender Graduation today
  • 'My (Home) Research Experience' by Graduate Student Council on May 8
  • Get your Blackboard classes ready for summer and fall with IDA’s help
  • Fun new Zoom backgrounds for professors and students
  • Congratulations on retirement to Marla Lindenmeyer in Human Performance Studies
  • Invitation Extended by Councilman Brandon Johnson, Wichita City Council, District 1

Linda Harl, an aerospace engineering junior.

May 7, 2020 -- For the fourth consecutive time, the Wichita State College of Engineering’s NASA in Kansas program has secured a multi-year, multi-million-dollar grant. The latest four-year award is for $2.8 million.

Virtual Reality class presentation

May 7, 2020 -- Leading up to the university shut down, Wichita State instructor and innovation design alum, Max Hinman and current innovation design student, Jared Goering worked together to design a virtual reality presentation that can be joined from any VR headset or computer.