Year: 2024

Braeburn Square on the Innovation Campus hosts many dining options that are open to the entire Wichita community. Check them out for a place to grab lunch on campus over the summer:

• Starbucks
• Fuzzy’s Taco Shop
• Social Tap Drinkery
• Sungrano Pizza
• Wheatly’s Burgers
• Sesame Mediterranean Kitchen
• Jersey Mike’s
• Two Hands Corn Dogs

And don’t forget to check out the NetApp Café inside the NetApp building on the Innovation Campus.

Today’s information overload world can be less stressful with a plan. In LASI 170, you’ll tackle information overload by developing practical search strategies and critical thinking skills. It’s the key to academic success and informed decision-making in today’s digital landscape.

The eight-week, one-credit class starting Aug. 19 (CRN 11732) and another session Oct. 10 (CRN 11733) is designed to help you learn how to conduct research to succeed on projects, presentations and papers. Don’t miss out — enroll in LASI 170: Introduction to Library Research to develop your research skills.

To meet the campus departmental deposit deadline of June 21, Wichita State University Foundation and Alumni Engagement requisitions to reimburse WSU Restricted Use accounts from foundation funds are due by noon June 18. All other requisitions for FY24 processing must be received by 5 p.m. June 25.

WSUFAE does not encumber funds, and it cannot write any checks for fiscal year 2024 after June 28. Please deliver all gifts to the WSU Foundation by noon June 28.

For questions, contact Yen Nguyen at yen.nguyen@wichita.edu or 316-978-3813.

Student Health Services is offering current WSU faculty and staff the ability to schedule their HealthQuest physical exam and lab work June 1 through July 31.

If you do not have a primary care provider and currently have private insurance through your employment with WSU, call to schedule your appointment with Student Health providers at 316-978-4792.

The Cohen Honors College invites the campus community to presentations from candidates for the director of Undergraduate Research and Creativity Hub on June 6, 7 and 11 in A1311 Shocker Hall, Honors Seminar Room or via Zoom.

Information about the presentation schedule, candidates and position description can be found on the director of Undergraduate Research and Creativity Hub page.

The state of Kansas recently began issuing new license plates that include four numbers and three letters. If you have a new license plate, please update your information in the parking portal, which can be found in your myWSU under “ePermits,” to avoid a citation.

You cannot edit your current listing; you must delete it and add the new one. If you have questions, email wsuparking@wichita.edu or call 316-978-5526.

Tuition Assistance applications for fall 2024 are now being accepted through the online application form. The priority deadline for fall 2024 is July 1. The final application window will close Aug. 2.

Due to the volume of applications received each semester, requests to submit late applications will be automatically denied with no exceptions.

Questions may be directed to TuitionAssistance@wichita.edu.

Today’s information overload world can be less stressful with a plan. In LASI 170, students tackle information overload by developing practical search strategies and critical thinking skills. It’s the key to academic success and informed decision-making in today’s digital landscape.

The eight-week, one-credit class starting Aug. 19 (CRN 11732) and another session Oct. 10 (CRN 11733) is designed to help students learn how to conduct research to succeed on projects, presentations and papers. Encourage your students to enroll in LASI 170: Introduction to Library Research to develop their research skills.

Thank you to those who volunteered to help with the high school state baseball, softball and track events that took place on campus recently. There were more than 30,000 athletes, coaches and spectators in attendance. Volunteers gave over 5,000 people golf cart rides and distributed more than 3,000 bottles of water. Additionally, Wichita State Connect served as the recovery station where attendees could relax in lounge furniture, play yard games and enjoy the A/C between games and events.

Thank you again to all the volunteers for helping welcome these visitors to campus and providing a positive experience. Mark your calendars for next years events, May 30-31, 2025.

Fraternity and sorority life plays a vital role in shaping the college experience for many students, providing opportunities for leadership, community service, academic support and lifelong friendships. WSU’s fraternity and sorority community is more than just a social network. It’s a commitment to the values of scholarship, leadership, service and brotherhood/sisterhood.

Fraternity and sorority life is dedicated to creating a positive and inclusive environment that fosters the growth of responsible and engaged citizens. As fraternities and sororities continue to support and promote Greek life on campus, they encourage all community members to engage with and learn more about the various organizations and their valuable contributions to the university. They are confident in the collective potential of community to continue fostering a strong and vibrant fraternity and sorority community.