Students inside of Shocker Hall.

Everyone knows the basics to bring to your college dorm - bedding, clothing, school supplies, etc. From a former Shocker Hall resident, here are a few more items to consider when moving in.

Sunflower Summer offers free admission for Kansas families to state attractions throughout the summer, including several places in Wichita. Plus, there's plenty of great things to see if you're visiting the ICT.

WuShock at Wichita State's spring 2025 commencement ceremony.

Finding the right school often means doing a lot of research into what each institution offers. Programs that are accredited by outside agencies often offer benefits worth taking into consideration.

ZeeMee

The roommate feature in Wichita State's ZeeMee community is a popular way for new students to find compatible matches. This guide is here to help make the ZeeMee app experience simple and easy.

Karina Harper

With the help of Wichita State's resources, admissions staff and advisors, Karina's transfer process was smooth and simple. She takes advantage of student success offerings to stay on top of dentistry coursework.

Hafsa Sadaf

Affordability and the welcoming community were among the reasons Hafsa came to Wichita State. Now, she graduates with her biomedical engineering degree, having been heavily involved in campus organizations and research.

Kyndal Nystrom

Kyndal is a Texas Shocker who graduates with her degree in Industrial Engineering. She challenges future students to be involved and find their people on campus who will support them through anything.

Natasha Seneviratne

Being a Shocker shaped Natasha into the woman she always hoped to become. Through hard work and overcoming challenges, she is set up for big things post-graduation.

Lennox Fox

As a first-generation student, Lennox made the most of their time by being involved on campus and working full-time all while earning their degree. Graduating is a weird feeling, but they're excited for what the future holds.

Camille Reid

By being a Student Ambassador and staying involved in the College of Health Professions, Camille made the most of her time at Wichita State. Her advice to new students is to expose themselves to new opportunities.