Author: Caelin Bragg

The table below is to assist instructors with certain dates regarding CES. The dates shown are for the fall 2025 semester.

• The first column includes the various start/end (part-of-term) dates for fall semester courses.
• The second column includes dates meant for instructors. This is the timeframe when instructors will receive emails about the CES process and procedures that they should complete. Instructors will receive additional emails during and after the student CES access dates.
• The last column includes the dates that CES will be available for the students to complete course evaluations.

If your course is in bold, then your fall 2025 CES evaluation process will start soon. Review the start/end dates in each column so you know when your access to the CES system will start and end.

Student Health Services has flu vaccines available for WSU students, faculty and staff. Cost is $25 plus administration fee but may be free with your health insurance benefits (all plans are different). Financial assistance for self-pay students may be available for the administration fee. Walk-in to the Student Wellness Center 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday through Friday for your flu vaccine before cold and flu season.

Student Health Services is also hosting two upcoming pop-up flu shot clinics: 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Monday, Nov. 3 and Thursday, Nov. 6 on the first floor of the Rhatigan Student Center

The Kiah Duggins Shocker Support Locker, located on the lower level of the Shocker Success Center, offers a number of resources to students facing food insecurity or who need access to other essentials, such as clothing, toiletries and baby/family products, at no cost. And donations to the locker can be dropped off at the Student Government Association office in 219 Rhatigan Student Center.

Find fresh sushi, customized poke bowls and different boba teas at FujiSan, located at the Rhatigan Student Center food court. Either grab a package of freshly made sushi for a quick bite or customize your very own poke bowl, with your choice of side and sushi. Or just stop by a grab yourself a delicious boba tea drink.

Students working on their final fall 2025 assignments have access to a variety of success resources in the Shocker Success Center, including tutoring and other supplemental instruction on the second floor through the Shocker Learning Center, Writing Center, Math Lab and Physics Help Desk.

Two pods designed by WSU alum Brady Hatter are on campus, serving as unique hangout spots for you and your friends:

• The Love Lock Pod, near Woolsey Hall, invites people to bring padlocks and notes to celebrate relationships and friendships.
• The Shocker Pod, between The Flats and The Suites, features acrylic panels in WSU colors that bathe the occupants in colored light.

Wichita State University’s Corbin Education Center, designed by the world-renowned architect Frank Lloyd Wright, has been added to the National Register of Historic Places, a distinction reserved for America’s most significant architectural and cultural landmarks. 

Dedicated in 1964 and named for former University of Wichita President Harry F. Corbin, the building embodies Wright’s creative genius and his philosophy of blending architecture with nature. 

Today, Corbin is the home of Wichita State’s College of Applied Studies, classroom space and advising offices.  

Road striping work will continue on campus starting at 9 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 1, weather permitting. One lane traffic will remain open, but expect delays and plan ahead if you will be on campus during this time. The following are areas that will be impacted:

• Perimeter Road at Shocker Hall to Mike Oatman Drive and near the Sheldon Coleman Tennis Complex
• North Yale Avenue
• Harvard Avenue and 17th Street

For questions regarding the road work, contact DeeDee Estill-Matos, manager of Building Trades, at daraleen.estill-matos@wichita.edu.

Staff and faculty who were unable to watch the fall 2025 town hall Oct. 28 can now watch the livestream archive on Wichita State’s YouTube channel.

University leaders discussed a number of recent topics relevant to WSU and answered questions from the audience, including information on current construction projects for Wichita State and the recent restructuring of the Provost’s Office.

Due to technical difficulties, the Oct. 29 Student Government Association town hall has been postponed. Information regarding the rescheduled town hall will be communicated in WSU Today. 

University leaders look forward to meeting with university constituents throughout the remaining year and beyond as these developments continue to evolve. Be on the lookout in WSU Today next semester for information on the spring 2026 town hall.

The Student Government Association town hall originally set for Oct. 29 has been rescheduled due to technical difficulties streaming the event. We apologize for the inconvenience. A new date for the town hall will be announced when available.

During this town hall, you’ll get a chance to hear from the Student Government Association and university administration.

If you’re interested in submitting questions for consideration, email sga.president@wichita.edu before or during the town hall.