•    Annual Appointment Notices will now be online, no longer printed
•    Time at WSU helped student build successful business
•    WSU research will help reduce weight, cost of high-speed missiles
•    TBT single-session tickets on sale
•    Volleyball Dinner and Auction set for Aug. 24
•    Students invited to enter essay competition for NASA Celebration Conference
•    Fraternity and sorority alumni asked to take part in Greek Life survey
•    Pumpkin Run registration is now open

  • Celebrate the 50th anniversary of Apollo 11 at NCAT July 22
  • Parking lots are being resurfaced east of Grace Wilkie and MRC
  • Outdoor Art Cafe event canceled
  • WSU featured in article about the growth of badges in higher education
  • 'Finding Funding' research workshops available this month
  • Sign up for Chrome River training
  • Polymer Characterization Workshop coming July 25-26
  • Understand how to direct and motivate employees with CMD training
  • Free budgeting and life skills class available for children of faculty, staff
  • Kansas Prevention Conference set for October

NIAR building

July 10, 2019 -- Wichita State University’s National Institute for Aviation Research received a three-year $33 million contract from the U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Aviation & Missile Center for a project focused on emerging materials for high-speed missile applications.

  • Campus traffic flow to change temporarily as signage work is completed
  • All buildings will have outside locks rekeyed
  • Estate gift will support WSU music students
  • Student Conduct and Community Standards is moving offices July 11-12
  • Registration for 'Campus Safety: Active Threat Incident Planning' is available
  • WSU staff are invited to academic resources training event
  • University Libraries offering patent training
  • 'Why IP: Innovation to Impact' workshop set for July 24
  • 'Banner 9 Scheduling Building Training' - July 24-25
  • Sign up for Summer Writing Retreat
  • Stunning new exhibition catalogue 'Fire in the Paint Locker' celebrates Wichita-based artist
  • Ulrich Museum invites your participation in brief survey
  • Seeking artist proposals for outdoor staircase at Clinton Hall
  • Plan to attend the AfterShocks Tourney Tip-Off event

  • Annual Appointment Notices will now be online, no longer printed
  • WSU's Alexandre Shvartsburg wins Presidential Early Career Award
  • Fast-growing varsity Esports program, gaming lab put WSU on the map
  • Opportunity to develop new First-Year Seminars on July 10 and 31
  • Outdoor Art Cafe kicks off Shocker Summer Series
  • CMD offers 40 percent discount for faculty, staff and students for summer courses
  • Ins and outs of grant administration: open workshops for faculty, staff
  • Meet faculty award recipient Bayram Yildirim
  • KMUW invites you to Engage ICT today
  • Tenure and Promotion Workshop coming July 16
  • SSS is hiring tutors for fall 2019
  • Last call to submit your fall events for Welcomefest listing
  • Teen study participants needed

  • WSU partners to serve Army on aerospace projects
  • Join us for some summer of fun!
  • Celebrate the 50th anniversary of Apollo 11 at NCAT July 22
  • Boeing senior VP, WSU alum, featured in national story
  • KMUW invites you to Engage ICT
  • Fast-growing varsity Esports program, gaming lab put WSU on the map
  • Stunning new exhibition catalogue 'Fire in the Paint Locker' celebrates Wichita-based artist
  • Second Annual Kansas Prevention Conference to be held this October
  • WSU ShiftSpace moving to new, collaborative space
  • Shocker trio receive Greater Wichita Area Sports Commission awards
  • Athletic Training students host cleat drive
  • Extra discount on clearance merchandise
  • Teen study participants needed

  • July HealthQuest upcoming events
  • Paid Parental Leave for employees effective July 1
  • Take advantage of the campus chemical cleanup event
  • Opportunity to develop new First-Year Seminars on July 10 and 31
  • Chrome River launch July 29 – Sign up for trainings now
  • Celebrate the 50th anniversary of Apollo 11 at NCAT July 22
  • Student Conduct and Community Standards is moving offices July 11-12
  • Upcoming change to WSU travel booking process at Sunflower Travel
  • Wanted: Move-In Volunteers
  • Athletic Training students host cleat drive
  • Extra discount on clearance merchandise

  • Join us for some summer of fun!
  • Submit your fall events for the Welcomefest listing
  • Shocker students help city improve its use of data
  • WSU partners to serve Army on aerospace projects
  • Stunning new exhibition catalogue 'Fire in the Paint Locker' celebrates Wichita-based artist
  • SSS is hiring tutors for fall 2019
  • F45 is hiring
  • Seeking artist proposals for outdoor staircase at Clinton Hall
  • Celebrate the 50th anniversary of Apollo 11 at NCAT July 22
  • CMD offers 40 percent discount for faculty, staff and students for summer courses
  • WSU ShiftSpace moving to new, collaborative space
  • Ulrich Museum invites your participation in brief survey
  • Student Conduct and Community Standards is moving offices July 11-12
  • Athletic Training students host cleat drive
  • Teen study participants needed
  • Shocker trio receive Greater Wichita Area Sports Commission awards
  • Extra discount on clearance merchandise
  • Wanted: Move-In Volunteers

Eddie Sandoval, founder and owner of Pinole Blue

July 8, 2019 - Eddie Sandoval graduated from Wichita State in 2017 with a business finance degree. While in school, he used the resources around him to launch a successful business called Pinole Blue.

  • WSU staff are invited to training event
  • WSU ShiftSpace moving to new, collaborative space
  • Purchasing Office will close at noon today (Friday, July 5)
  • Take advantage of the campus chemical cleanup event
  • SSS is hiring tutors for fall 2019
  • Second Annual Kansas Prevention Conference to be held this October
  • Submit your fall events for the Welcomefest listing
  • Haley’s expertise cited in ‘China Daily’ and ‘Real Clear Politics’
  • KMUW invites you to Engage ICT
  • Shocker trio receive Greater Wichita Area Sports Commission awards