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Sushi Do opening Jan. 20 in the RSC

Have you heard? Sushi Do is taking over sushi service on campus and is replacing FujiSan in the RSC, opening Tuesday, Jan. 20. It will start off by offering sushi and poke and will slowly roll out its full menu through the semester by adding ramen, starters and boba. Follow @wsudining on social media for updates and sneak peeks. View the hours of operations.

https://news.wichita.edu/2026/01/16/sushi-do-opening-jan-20-in-the-rsc/

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University Staff Senate meeting set for Jan. 27

… meeting is scheduled from 3:30 to 5 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 27 in 266 Rhatigan Student Center, Pike Room, or online via Microsoft Teams. All USS meetings are open to the Wichita State campus community. Learn more about University Staff Senate, access meeting links and review previous meeting minutes on the Staff Senate website.

https://news.wichita.edu/2026/01/20/university-staff-senate-meeting-set-for-jan-27/

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FY2026-SEB

…organizational restructuring, staff transitions, and changing advising models. These circumstances required flexibility, thoughtful planning, and strong collaboration across campus. Student leaders, advisors, and professional staff worked together to navigate these changes while maintaining highquality programs, services, and support systems for…

https://www.wichita.edu/student_life/student_engagement_belonging/about/_archive/FY2026-SEB.pdf

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Roundhouse podcast S1E10 – Wichita State baseball round table discussion

Grant Cohen of the Collegiate Baseball Scouting Network and American Campus Connect and Dennig Gerig of Cox Yurview Kansas joined Paul Suellentrop to talk Wichita State baseball. Who is the biggest surprise on the roster? Can the Shockers host an NCAA regional? Where did this pitching improvement come from? In the second half of the podcast, Cohen and Gerig …

https://wichitastate.tv/podcast/roundhouse-podcast-s1e10-wichita-state-baseball-round-table-discussion/

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Read Teaching Tomorrow’s January 2026 issue

Teaching Tomorrow’s first issue of 2026 is out now. Classes are underway and campus is humming with students again. This issue provides some resources and links you may find yourself visiting as the semester begins. One of the goals with this issue is that it provides support and tools for you to use as another busy semester begins. If you would like to get …

https://news.wichita.edu/2026/01/22/read-teaching-tomorrows-january-2026-issue-now/

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April 2026 Newsletter

…larger simulations and analyses. We are excited to see how this strengthened infrastructure accelerates discovery and advances the innovative research happening across campus. For more information on the HPC upgrades and capabilities, see the Annoucement section below. WSU leadership continues to carefully monitor the impact of any executive orders…

https://www.wichita.edu/research/ResearchNewsletter/2026-04-Newsletter.php

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RSVP for retirement reception for Joan Adkisson Feb. 9

The Barton School of Business invites the campus community to celebrate the retirement of Joan Adkisson, executive director, Finance and Administration, who has served Wichita State with dedication and distinction for over 22 years. A come-and-go reception will be held between 3 and 5 p.m. Monday, Feb. 9 in 141 Woolsey Hall, Fidelity Bank Ballroom. Light…

https://news.wichita.edu/2026/01/21/rsvp-for-retirement-reception-for-joan-adkisson-feb-9/

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Kathy Stewart, MALS

…Interpreter holding a Kansas certification level of 5/5. She serves as the assistant director in the Office of Disability Services, where she oversees all interpreting services on campus, and fills in as a substitute interpreter as needed. She also serves as an adjunct instructor for ASL classes through the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders.…

https://badges.wichita.edu/instructor/kathy-stewart-mals-2/

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WSU Spark Society is open for new members

…Your $12 annual dues (July through June) not only help Spark fund events like bingo (scheduled next on Feb. 18) but also supplements the Spark Scholarship Fund. Join to make cross-campus connections and stay for the friendship and good times. Membership includes the opportunity to attend Spark events and activities organized by these interest groups: Book…

https://news.wichita.edu/2026/01/15/wsu-spark-society-is-open-for-new-members/

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Kick off the spring semester at the SGA Welcome Bash Jan. 22

…a photo booth and the opportunity to meet SGA executive officers, senators and justices while learning more about SGA initiatives, upcoming events and ways to get involved on campus. Whether you’re new to Wichita State or looking to learn more about student leadership, this event offers a fun, welcoming and high-visibility way to start the semester and …

https://news.wichita.edu/2026/01/13/kick-off-the-spring-semester-at-the-sga-welcome-bash-jan-22/

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President's update to community on WSU athletic director search process | Wichita State News

…is next for Shocker Athletics. I am extremely grateful to the following members of the Search Advisory Group: Angela Buckner, former WSU Women’s Basketball student-athlete and recreation director for Woodard Recreation Center, Fairmount Community Center and Atwater Neighborhood Resource Center Lynn Nichols, chair-elect, WSU Foundation Board and CEO of…

https://www.wichita.edu/about/wsunews-releases/2022/05-may/advisory_8.php

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Find your ensemble and community in the School of Music

You don’t have to be a music major to make music at Wichita State. Students from across campus and every academic discipline are invited to sing, play and perform in School of Music ensembles. Whether music has been part of your life for years or something you are ready to return to, there is a place for you. Non-music majors can participate in concert…

https://news.wichita.edu/2026/01/13/find-your-ensemble-and-community-in-the-school-of-music/

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Browser extensions on WSU computers will become more secure on Feb. 3

… WSU data by preventing the unwanted collection of sensitive information and conflicts with enterprise applications or technology policies. Most extensions currently in use across campus are already approved, and a majority of users will experience no disruption in their day-to-day internet browsing. If you notice a browser extension that you need for your…

https://news.wichita.edu/2026/01/22/browser-extensions-on-wsu-computers-will-become-more-secure-on-feb-3/

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Connect with your peers during spring Connection Groups

Looking to meet new people and make friends? ProjectConnect is a six-week program that connects students with fellow Shockers to begin building their campus community. Connection is essential to the college experience. There are a variety of small groups to choose from focused on building friendships and connections to resources, involvement opportunities…

https://news.wichita.edu/2026/01/20/connect-with-your-peers-during-spring-connection-groups/

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Business Analytics

…Keeper of the Plains replicas were painted, adorned and magically transformed by local artists "Chalk Talk" wall at the pop up park Wichita Skyline Student Life On and off campus, Shockers have access to all the arts, entertainment and traditional college fun they could want. We're talking more than 350 annual on-campus events, action-packed athletics,…

https://www.wichita.edu/academics/business/msba/index.php

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Mental Health Advocate highlight: Shocker Store

Suspenders4Hope, a program developed at Wichita State University, is highlighting different departments and individuals on campus who are advocates for mental health in hopes that their stories will inspire others to continue supporting one another in the community. The Shocker Store is being recognized as a mental health advocate for its support of the…

https://news.wichita.edu/2025/06/09/mental-health-advocate-highlight-shocker-store/

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Wichita State president honored for visionary leadership

…A. Wilson Visionary Award. The award, which was based on a nomination by leadership at Ascension Via Christi, recognizes Muma’s efforts in developing the Wichita Biomedical Campus, building partnerships and advancing Wichita’s health education infrastructure. KHA’s Visionary Award “recognizes hospital-related individuals who have made an outstanding,…

https://news.wichita.edu/2024/08/21/wichita-state-president-honored-for-visionary-leadership/

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Show off Shocker spirit and pride at WSU’s annual Shocktoberfest

…open to the entire Wichita community, coordinated by the Office of Student Engagement, Advocacy & Leadership with support from the Student Activities Council and several campus partners: Banners on Display – Oct. 2-8 Students competing in the Shocktoberfest spirit competition have decorated banners celebrating Wu’s 75th Birthday. Banners are on…

https://news.wichita.edu/2023/09/13/show-off-shocker-spirit-and-pride-at-wsus-annual-shocktoberfest-4/

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Teaching Tomorrow’s final issue for 2025 is out

December’s Teaching Tomorrow issue is ready for you. This issue features a variety of activities and strategies instructors around campus use in their own classrooms. It is perfect for a comfy winter read as you take a well-deserved break.

https://news.wichita.edu/2025/12/19/teaching-tomorrows-final-issue-for-2025-is-out/

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WSU Budget Advisory Committee seeks ideas for cost-savings, revenue generation

The Budget Advisory Committee (BAC), consisting of appointed faculty, staff, students and administrators, serves to host campus budget conversations to provide an educational and communicative platform regarding university finances. As part of these efforts, the committee wishes to engage campus to gather input, ideas and opportunities from the WSU community…

https://news.wichita.edu/2024/03/21/wsu-budget-advisory-committee-seeks-ideas-for-cost-savings-revenue-generation/