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  1. WSU Newsletters

    Ulrich, ADCI present Clayton Staples Speaker David J. Getsy on Scott Burton and book, ‘Queer Behavior’

    …of the Outdoor Sculpture Collection,” art historian, curator and art writer, David J. Getsy, will speak about the career of artist Scott Burton and discuss his award-winning book, “Queer Behavior: Scott Burton and Performance Art,” at 6 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 22 in 210C McKnight Art Center. Getsy’s current projects address queer methodologies, links between…

    https://news.wichita.edu/2024/02/18/ulrich-adci-present-clayton-staples-speaker-david-j-getsy-on-scott-burton-and-book-queer-behavior/

  2. WSU Newsletters

    Medication take back is available every day at Student Health

    Remember, medication take back is available every day at Student Health. You can bring any unused or expired medication for safe disposal to Student Health Services from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday in the Student Wellness Center in the Steve Clark YMCA. You can also pickup medication disposal bags to take with you for free at the Student Wellness…

    https://news.wichita.edu/2024/11/12/medication-take-back-is-available-every-day-at-student-health/

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    A special welcome back message from the provost:

    Hello Shockers! I’m Monica Lounsbery, your new provost starting this semester. You may be wondering what a provost does, and to summarize it into one sentence: A provost is here to support your academic careers at the highest level. I’m still learning the ins and outs of Shocker Nation, so I look forward to you all teaching me what it means to be a Shocker…

    https://news.wichita.edu/2025/01/16/a-special-welcome-back-message-from-the-provost/

  4. WSU Newsletters

    Welcome back, Shockers!

    As we begin a new semester, there’s a familiar instinct to talk about fresh starts. What feels more fitting at Wichita State is to talk about steady progress: building knowledge, gaining experience and moving closer to what comes next. Over the past year, our university moved ideas into action, expanding applied learning, strengthening student support,…

    https://news.wichita.edu/2026/01/16/welcome-back-shockers-11/

  5. WSU Newsletters

    Nominate next WSU Common Read Book

    Students, faculty and staff are invited to nominate the Wichita State’s next Common Read Book by April 1. WSU’s Common Read program is designed to spark conversation between students of all majors campus-wide. The program strives to take topics learned in the classroom from the book and provide meaningful connections out of the classroom through programs and…

    https://news.wichita.edu/2022/03/01/nominate-next-wsu-common-read-book/

  6. WSU Newsletters

    ‘What the Eyes Don’t See’ book discussion at University Libraries

    University Libraries will host a book discussion from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 5 at the Leisure Reading Room located in the Ablah Library. Light refreshments will be provided. The discussion will cover “What the Eyes Don’t See: A Story of Crisis, Resistance, and Hope in an American City” by Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha, and it is the WSU Common Read…

    https://news.wichita.edu/2021/07/16/what-the-eyes-dont-see-book-discussion-at-university-libraries/

  7. WSU Newsletters

    Pi Delta Phi invites campus community to bake, book sale in RSC

    Pi Delta Phi, the French honor society, is holding a bake/book sale from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wednesday, March 8 on the ground floor of the Rhatigan Student Center. Come enjoy French baked goods, sandwiches, pastries and quiches (lunch items will be available after 10 a.m.). Accepting cash only and minimum donations of $1.

    https://news.wichita.edu/2023/03/02/pi-delta-phi-to-host-bake-book-sale/

  8. WSU Newsletters

    ‘The Night Ship’ is KMUW’s July Literary Feast’s book pick

    KMUW’s monthly book club features selections made by its staff. For July, KMUW is reading “The Night Ship” by Jess Kidd. Participants will meet from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, July 19 at KMUW for a group discussion over dinner and drinks. Dinner is provided by Public, and guests are invited to bring a beverage to share with the group.

    https://news.wichita.edu/2023/06/27/the-night-ship-is-kmuws-july-literary-feasts-book-pick/

  9. WSU Newsletters

    ‘The Last Animal’ is KMUW’s May Literary Feast book pick

    KMUW’s monthly book club features selections made by its staff. For May, KMUW is reading “The Last Animal” by Ramona Ausubel. Participants will meet from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, May 17 at KMUW for a group discussion over dinner and drinks. Dinner is provided by Public, and guests are invited to bring a beverage to share with the group.

    https://news.wichita.edu/2023/05/03/the-last-animal-is-kmuws-may-literary-feast-book-pick/

  10. WSU Newsletters

    ‘Symphony of Secrets’ is KMUW’s June Literary Feast book pick

    KMUW’s monthly book club features selections made by its staff. For June, KMUW is reading “Symphony of Secrets” by Brendan Slocumb. Participants will meet from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, June 21 at KMUW for a group discussion over dinner and drinks. Dinner is provided by Public, and guests are invited to bring a beverage to share with the group.

    https://news.wichita.edu/2023/05/24/symphony-of-secrets-is-kmuws-june-literary-feast-book-pick/

  11. WSU Newsletters

    ‘Pineapple Street’ is KMUW’s April Literary Feast book pick

    KMUW’s monthly book club features selections made by its staff. For April, KMUW is reading “Pineapple Street” by Jenny Jackson. Participants will meet from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 19 at KMUW for a group discussion over dinner and drinks. Dinner is provided by Public. Learn more about Jackson and the novel “Pineapple Street” on Marginalia.

    https://news.wichita.edu/2023/04/11/pineapple-street-is-kmuws-april-literary-feast-book-pick-2/

  12. WSU Newsletters

    ‘Pineapple Street’ is KMUW’s April Literary Feast book pick

    KMUW’s monthly book club features selections made by its staff. For April, KMUW is reading “Pineapple Street” by Jenny Jackson. Participants will meet from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 19 at KMUW for a group discussion over dinner and drinks. Dinner is provided by Public. Learn more about Jackson and the novel “Pineapple Street” on Marginalia.

    https://news.wichita.edu/2023/04/06/pineapple-street-is-kmuws-april-literary-feast-book-pick/

  13. WSU Newsletters

    ‘Yellowface’ is KMUW’s September Literary Feast book pick

    KMUW’s monthly book club, Literary Feast, features selections made by its staff. For September, KMUW is reading “Yellowface” by R.F. Kuang. Participants will meet from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 27 at KMUW for a group discussion over dinner and drinks. Dinner is provided by Public, and guests are invited to bring a beverage to share with the group.

    https://news.wichita.edu/2023/09/10/yellowface-is-kmuws-september-literary-feast-book-pick/

  14. WSU Newsletters

    Donate to WSU Mortar Board Senior Honor Society book drive

    The WSU Mortar Board Senior Honor Society has a book drive from November 6-19. The philanthropy is Reading is Leading, and the group will donate new or slightly used books for pre-K to fifth-grade students at Minneha Elementary in Wichita. Donation box locations are the Heskett Center, Shocker Hall, Dining Hall, RSC, Ahlberg Hall, Ablah Library, and the…

    https://news.wichita.edu/2022/11/07/donate-to-wsu-mortar-board-senior-honor-society-book-drive/

  15. WSU Newsletters

    Edible Book Festival hosted at Ablah Library

    Enjoy being creative? If the answer is “yes,” enter the Edible Book Festival from WSU Libraries. Participants will get to create a culinary masterpiece based on their favorite literature. The event will start at 11 a.m. Monday, April 3 on the first floor of the Ablah Library. The deadline to sign up is Friday, March 31. Win prizes from Shocker Athletics,…

    https://news.wichita.edu/2023/03/09/edible-book-festival-at-ablah-library/

  16. WSU Newsletters

    Edible Book Festival hosted at Ablah Library

    Enjoy being creative? If the answer is “yes,” enter the Edible Book Festival from WSU Libraries. Participants will get to create a culinary masterpiece based on their favorite literature. The event will start at 11 a.m. Monday, April 3 on the first floor of the Ablah Library. The deadline to sign up is Friday, March 31. Win prizes from Shocker Athletics,…

    https://news.wichita.edu/2023/03/10/edible-book-festival-hosted-at-ablah-library/

  17. WSU Newsletters

    ‘The Rachel Incident’ is KMUW’s August Literary Feast book pick

    KMUW’s monthly book club features selections made by its staff. For August, KMUW is reading “The Rachel Incident” by Caroline O’Donoghue. Participants will meet from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 16 at KMUW for a group discussion over dinner and drinks. Dinner is provided by Public, and guests are invited to bring a beverage to share with the group. Learn…

    https://news.wichita.edu/2023/07/25/the-rachel-incident-is-kmuws-august-literary-feast-book-pick/

  18. wichitastate.tv

    Student Affairs unveils new First Year Interest Groups, back-to-school events

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    https://wichitastate.tv/student-affairs-unveils-new-first-year-interest-groups-back-to-school-events/

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    WSUTV Campus Update: Final Four Welcome Back Shockers Party

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    https://wichitastate.tv/wsutv-campus-update-final-four-welcome-back-shockers-party/

  20. WSU Newsletters

    Wichita State sociologist is new book review editor for Kansas History

    Chase Billingham, associate professor and graduate program coordinator in the Department of Sociology, has been selected as the next book review editor for Kansas History: A Journal of the Central Plains. The journal, produced at Kansas State University in collaboration with the Kansas Historical Foundation, is an esteemed, peer-reviewed outlet for new…

    https://news.wichita.edu/2023/08/07/wichita-state-sociologist-is-new-book-review-editor-for-kansas-history/