• Lot 19E by Eck Stadium to be partially closed March 27-30 for events
  • Attend Wildlife Wednesday at the Rhatigan Student Center April 2
  • Join the School of Education for its annual corn hole tournament
  • WSU hosting IEEE Green Technologies Conference and student competitions
  • Schedule an appointment for the next Pee for Pizza April 2
  • Buy tickets now for the 15th annual Drag Show
  • Come out to the second annual Shockers Got Talent
  • Get ready for the SHPEtinas Masquerade Baile March 28
  • Join Shockers Vote for a Deliberate Dialogue Dinner
  • Advance your career with the master’s in learning and instructional design program
  • WSU students awarded in Graduate Research Summit in Topeka
  • Aram Khader’s path from Wichita State to Deloitte
  • HealthHum hosts panel on artful therapy and therapeutic arts
  • Learn about abstract writing with Christine Feak
  • Lecture Series in the Mathematical Sciences presents Dr. Qi Zhang, University of California, Riverside
  • First Friday in April features WSU MFA thesis exhibitions at ShiftSpace
  • Attend neurodiversity peer support group hosted by CAPS and OSAT
  • Join University Libraries for the Entrepreneurship Workshop on intellectual property
Shocker Blast: Friday, March 28, 2025
  • Mid-semester update on federal actions and university response  
  • Join SGA for the presidential and vice presidential forum
  • Graduate students: Share your voice in advocacy survey
  • All are welcome to today’s SGA Student Senate meeting
  • Student virtual town hall with SGA and university leaders set for April 10
  • Attend the FAFSA Tour for help filling out your application March 27
  • Stay vigilant of scam callers: Learn the common signs of fraudulent behavior
  • Reminder: If you see something, say something – Call UPD at 316-978-3450 for emergencies
  • Lot 5 along 21st Street to be closed March 26
  • McNair Scholars Program is now accepting applications
  • Yellow out Wilkins Stadium for Shocker softball against Oklahoma
  • Enjoy Grad Fair at the Shocker Store
  • International stoles are available for pre-order
  • CSD students provide free hearing screenings at Special Olympics
  • President Rick Muma and First Gentleman Rick Case join KMUW for spring fundraiser
  • Applications for the Shocker New Venture Competition are due March 27
  • Barton School’s microcredential programs recognized as the first of their kind in the world
  • African American Faculty and Staff Association awards spring 2025 scholarships
  • Participate in university climate survey
  • Apply now for 2025-26 Student Activities Council executive board
  • Earn $1,000 with the Library Research Award
  • Interested in Kappa Delta Chi? Learn about the Rosebud Program
  • Come to the Health Professions Career Fair April 1
  • Monday Melodies features Sterling Gray
  • Join Spectrum: LGBTQ & Allies for Pride Prom to celebrate queer and trans joy
  • Come out to the second annual Shockers Got Talent
  • Join the Department of Political Science for pizza and politics
  • Next Pee for Pizza event is March 27 – Schedule ahead of time
  • Join your fellow Shockers for WSU night with Wichita Wind Surge
  • Join Shockers Vote for a Deliberate Dialogue Dinner
  • Wichita State University Opera Theater to present Menotti’s Pulitzer Prize winning opera, ‘The Consul’
  • Chemistry and biochemistry hosting seminar by Professor Gaurav Bhardwaj from University of Washington
  • Discover the power and potential of polygraphs at the School of Criminal Justice sponsored panel discussion
  • Learn how to achieve organizational excellence through cultural humility
  • Dr. Derrais Carter will give a scholar talk in conjunction with the exhibition ‘Devan Shimoyama: Rituals’
  • Watkins Visiting Professor marries art and science
  • Spring 2025 campus construction update
  • Kansas Science Olympiad needs volunteers for the state event April 5
  • Savvy Scholar workshop – Systematic reviews, and how they differ from regular lit reviews
  • Suspenders4Hope offers free mental wellness training
  • Weekend series savings at Shocker Store available for Shocker baseball
Shocker Blast: Wednesday, March 26, 2025
  • The 2025-26 WSU catalogs are live
  • Summer and fall class schedules are now available​ — Plan ahead and enroll early
  • Lot 5 along 21st Street to be closed March 26
  • Application for HALA Scholarship for Community Service closes today
  • Update on flooding at Ablah Library
  • President Rick Muma and First Gentleman Rick Case join KMUW for spring fundraiser
  • Applications for the Shocker New Venture Competition are due March 27
  • Duerksen Fine Arts Center elevator temporarily out of commission
  • Students compete and win prizes in the annual Japanese Contest
  • Earn $1,000 for using the library, attend info sessions on the Library Research Award
  • Compete, connect and conquer in Shocker New Venture Competition 2025
  • Participate in university climate survey
  • Shocker bowling wins CUSA Championship
  • Shocker Store hosting softball pop-ups throughout the semester
  • Celebrate those making a difference in WSU’s APIDA Community
  • Be informed about measles and other health advisories
  • Attend Career Connections with Fidelity Bank
  • Come out to the second annual Shockers Got Talent
  • Join the Department of Political Science for pizza and politics
  • Next Pee for Pizza event is March 27 – Schedule ahead of time
  • Join your fellow Shockers for WSU night with Wichita Wind Surge
  • UReCA has research opportunities webpage available for Shockers
  • Interested in Kappa Delta Chi? Learn about the Rosebud Program
  • Math lecture features Dr. Ronan Conlon from University of Texas at Dallas
  • Dr. Derrais Carter will give a scholar talk in conjunction with the exhibition ‘Devan Shimoyama: Rituals’
  • Lecture Series in the Mathematical Sciences presents Dr. Qi Zhang, University of California, Riverside
  • Watkins Visiting Professor marries art and science
  • Executive-in-Residence Keynote, by renowned author and expert in AI and tech governance, Mark Esposito scheduled April 16
  • Biological sciences seminar continues with Dr. Andy Hu, Kansas College of Osteopathic Medicine, March 24
  • UReCA Lunch & Learn series continues with courts, judges and legal research
  • Join University Libraries for its Entrepreneurship Workshop on market research for startups April 4
  • Naloxone administration training available March 25 – Sign up now
  • Savvy Scholar workshop – Writing and citing in APA Style
  • McNair Scholars Program is now accepting applications
  • How to reserve a sign language interpreter for event, meeting
  • Now serving smoothies at the Shocker Sports Grill & Lanes
Shocker Blast: Monday, March 24, 2025
  • Lot 19E by Eck Stadium to be partially closed March 13-16 for events
  • South side of Jabara Hall will have concrete work done over spring break
  • Student Engagement & Belonging will be closed starting at 1 p.m. March 14 for staff development
  • Grab some Shocker goodies at Braeburn Square Shocker Store garage sale
  • Screening of Gordon Parks inspired film is scheduled at ‘Telling Your Stories’ youth photography award reception
  • Strike into Spring Break at Shocker Sports Grill & Lanes
  • Join the Iftar Banquet from MSA and PSA March 23
  • Student Health Services launches newsletter covering different health topics every month
  • WSU Fire Safety and contractor will conduct required fire sprinkler testing and inspections starting March 17
  • Compete, connect and conquer in Shocker New Venture Competition 2025
  • Participate in university climate survey
  • Watkins Visiting Professor marries art and science
  • Executive-in-Residence Keynote, by renowned author and expert in AI and tech governance, Mark Esposito scheduled April 16
  • Biological sciences seminar continues with Dr. Andy Hu, Kansas College of Osteopathic Medicine, Mar. 24
  • Lecture Series in the Mathematical Sciences presents Dr. Chunmei Wang from University of Florida
  • Medication take back is available every day at Student Health
Shocker Blast: Friday, March 14, 2025
  • Lot 21N near Macus Welcome Center to be partially closed March 13
  • Lot 19E by Eck Stadium to be partially closed March 13-16 for events
  • All are welcome to today’s SGA Student Senate meeting
  • Be aware of possible health-related travel advisories over Spring Break
  • Reminder: If you see something, say something – Call UPD at 316-978-3450 for emergencies
  • Strike into Spring Break at Shocker Sports Grill & Lanes
  • Celebrate award-winning youth photographers at a reception and screening of film, ‘I Needed Paris’
  • Campus community invited to next legislative update session — hosted virtually March 14
  • Get ready for the SHPEtinas Masquerade Baile March 28
  • Join Iftar Party with Bangladesh Student Association
  • Free admission available for students to sketch comedy show at Roxy’s Downtown
  • Join Shockers Vote for a Deliberate Dialogue Dinner
  • Join Chi Sigma Tau for an anti-hazing presentation March 13
  • Dr. Michael Wagman, Fermilab, to give next physics seminar March 12
  • Join the Shockers Vote Coalition for a Discussion about U.S. Election Security and Integrity
  • HealthHum hosts panel on history and philosophy of health
  • Office of Academic Affairs will interview 2nd of 4 dean candidates for Fairmount College
  • Try the Philly Cheesesteak Pizza as the March Pizza of the Month
  • Wichita State celebrates National TRIO & GEAR UP Day 2025
  • Wichita State alumna Jocelyn Galicia-Powell drives entrepreneurial success with 2UAuto
  • Apply for Study Abroad programs for winter 2026
  • Compete, connect and conquer in Shocker New Venture Competition 2025
  • Savvy Scholar workshop – Writing and citing in APA Style
Shocker Blast: Wednesday, March 12, 2025
  • Game-changing Shocker Fly Lab project kicks off with $1 million lead gift
  • Summer and fall class schedules are now available​ — Plan ahead and enroll early
  • Graduate students: Share your voice in advocacy survey
  • UReCA encourages students, faculty to connect in mentorship program
  • Join TRIO Student Support Services for free resources to support your education
  • WSU Psychology Clinic is accepting new therapy clients
  • Get ready for the SHPEtinas Masquerade Baile March 28
  • Join Iftar Party with Bangladesh Student Association
  • Free admission available for students to sketch comedy show at Roxy’s Downtown
  • Come practice for the 2025 Kansas MAA Math Contest
  • Join the Shockers Vote Coalition for a discussion on ensuring U.S. election integrity
  • SAC hosting ‘Tangled’ movie night March 13
  • Help beat the mid-semester slump with coffee at the library March 12
  • Sonia Kovalevsky Day 2025 will take place April 5
  • Dr. Michael Wagman, Fermilab, to give next physics seminar March 12
  • Join the Shockers Vote Coalition for a Discussion about U.S. Election Security and Integrity
  • Lecture Series in the Mathematical Sciences presents Dr. Chunmei Wang from University of Florida
  • UReCA Lunch & Learn series continues with courts, judges and legal research
  • Writing Now, Reading Now will present a fiction reading by visiting writer Ladee Hubbard
  • Biological sciences seminar continues with Dr. Lynda Harris, University of Nebraska Medical Center, March 10
  • Study Abroad spotlight on Kyle Shay
  • African American Faculty and Staff Association awards spring 2025 scholarships
  • Participate in USD 259 and WSU Españolandia competition for middle and high school students
  • Earn $1,000 with the Library Research Award
  • Attend Emerging Technologies Workshop on exploring new frontiers
  • Sign up for Mental Wellness and Preventing Suicide Training March 11
  • Savvy Scholar workshop – Creating a research poster
  • Learn more about alcohol policy at WSU
  • Volunteers needed for emergency response exercise — location moved to Century II
  • Share your feedback with Dining Services
Shocker Blast: Monday, March 10, 2025
  • Power will be out in several campus buildings Saturday, March 8
  • South side of Jabara Hall will have concrete work done over spring break
  • Lot 19E by Eck Stadium to be partially closed March 6-9 for events
  • UReCA encourages students, faculty to connect in mentorship program
  • Enjoy the weekend with Shocker baseball at home series
  • Student tickets are available for final home men’s basketball game
  • Shocker Store hosting sidewalk sale for March 9 men’s basketball game
  • Come practice for the 2025 Kansas MAA Math Contest
  • Join Shockers Vote for a Deliberate Dialogue Dinner
  • WHEAT hosting creative craft night March 7
  • $3 Cosmic Bowling offered during Friday Escape at Shocker Sports Grill & Lanes
  • Shocker New Venture Competitions applications are now open
  • Applied Learning highlight: Akash Pandey
  • Wichita State Engineering 5k raises $3,600 for students in need
  • WSU biomedical engineering students place 5th and in the top 12 at Medical Device Make-A-Thon competition
  • HealthHum hosts panel on history and philosophy of health
  • Writing Now, Reading Now will present a fiction reading by visiting writer Ladee Hubbard
  • Biological sciences seminar continues with Dr. Lynda Harris, University of Nebraska Medical Center, March 10
  • Volunteers needed for emergency response exercise — location moved to Century II
  • Try the Philly Cheesesteak Pizza as the March Pizza of the Month
  • Weekend series savings at Shocker Store available for Shocker baseball
Shocker Blast: Friday, March 7, 2025
  • Kansas participating in Severe Weather Preparedness Week March 3-7
  • Lot 19E by Eck Stadium to be partially closed March 6-9
  • Heskett Center will be closed March 8
  • Attend the FAFSA Tour for help filling out your application March 5
  • HALA Scholarship for Community Service now open to applications
  • Office of Academic Affairs will interview four dean candidates for Fairmount College
  • Wichita State undergraduates recognized at K-INBRE Symposium
  • WSU engineering students place 1st and 3rd at IISE South Central Conference
  • Classes for 2nd 8-week are available at WSU Old Town
  • How does university social media shape your college experience?
  • Volunteers needed for research study
  • Kansas State Science Olympiad needs volunteers for the state event April 5
  • Take advantage of Procrastination Prevention Night at the library March 26
  • WHEAT hosting creative craft night March 7
  • Join the Shockers Vote Coalition for a discussion on ensuring U.S. election integrity
  • $3 Cosmic Bowling offered during Friday Escape at Shocker Sports Grill & Lanes
  • Students interested in studying abroad can attend information session
  • Visit over 50 vendors at the Wellness Expo today
  • SAC hosting ‘Tangled’ movie night March 13
  • Join the Iftar Banquet from MSA and PSA March 23
  • Head over to WSU Old Town for the Shocker Store’s Garage Sale
  • Help beat the mid-semester slump with coffee at the library March 12
  • Enjoy the weekend with Shocker baseball at home series
  • Student tickets are available for final home men’s basketball game
  • The Basketball Tournament (TBT) returns to Wichita in 2025
  • School of Performing Arts proudly presents ‘The Angel of Death’
  • Service-Learning Showcase submissions are now open
  • Remembering Bela Kiralyfalvi, the eponym of the Bela Kiralyfalvi National Student Playwriting Competition
  • Attend Emerging Technologies Workshop on exploring new frontiers
  • Sign up for Mental Wellness and Preventing Suicide Training March 11
  • Savvy Scholar workshop – Creating a research poster
  • Weekend series savings at Shocker Store available for Shocker baseball
Shocker Blast: Wednesday, March 5, 2025
  • Summer and fall class schedules are now available​ — Plan ahead and enroll early
  • Inclement weather expected March 5
  • Kansas participating in Severe Weather Preparedness Week March 3-7
  • Join TRIO Student Support Services for free resources to support your education
  • Tri-Alpha First-Generation Honor Society is seeking student leaders
  • The next Pee for Pizza being hosted March 5
  • Sidewalk between Heskett Center and the new pickleball courts will be partially closed for the week
  • Join the next generation of Hindu leaders with AHINSA
  • Attend the Criminal Justice Career Fair March 4
  • Shocker New Venture Competitions applications are now open
  • Undergraduate Research and Creative Activity Hub hosting open house March 4
  • Shocker Story hosting sidewalk sale for March 9 men’s basketball game
  • Shocker Store hosts Women’s Basketball Sidewalk Sale
  • How does university social media shape your college experience?
  • Apply now for 2025-26 Student Activities Council executive board
  • Participate in USD 259 and WSU Españolandia competition for middle and high school students
  • Deadline to nominate someone for ALOTY or OLOTY is March 7
  • Student Health Services launches newsletter covering different health topics every month
  • See the lives of your fellow Shockers in ‘The College Tour’
  • 13th annual Shocker Leadership Awards application is now open
  • School of Nursing to host information session on its BSN programs
  • Biological sciences seminar continues with Dr. Sue Fairbanks March 3
  • College of Fine Arts Connoisseur Series presents artist talk with Jane Gabbert
  • Paul Silvia to give presentation on his book, ‘How To Write A Lot’
  • Savvy Scholar Workshop – AI and library research: the good, the bad and the ugly
  • Join the Entrepreneurship Workshop on market research for startups
Shocker Blast: Monday, March 3, 2025
  • Tri-Alpha First-Generation Honor Society is seeking student leaders
  • Attend the next Shocker Financial Wellness workshop March 4
  • Join the next generation of Hindu leaders with AHINSA
  • Attend the Criminal Justice Career Fair March 4
  • Shocker Store hosts Women’s Basketball Sidewalk Sale
  • School of Performing Arts proudly presents ‘The Angel of Death’
  • Join the Iftar Banquet from MSA and PSA March 23
  • Sign up for the SAC’s glow laser tag night
  • Head over to WSU Old Town for the Shocker Store’s Garage Sale
  • Help beat the mid-semester slump with coffee at the library March 12
  • Remembering Bela Kiralyfalvi, the eponym of the Bela Kiralyfalvi National Student Playwriting Competition
  • Deadline to nominate someone for ALOTY or OLOTY is March 7
  • Student Health Services launches newsletter covering different health topics every month
  • Applied Learning highlight: Bella Neish
  • Biological sciences seminar continues with Dr. Sue Fairbanks March 3
  • College of Fine Arts Connoisseur Series presents artist talk with Jane Gabbert
  • Paul Silvia to give presentation on his book, ‘How To Write A Lot’
  • The lecture series in the mathematical sciences presents Dr. Yanxiang Zhao, George Washington University
  • Classes for 2nd 8-week are available at WSU Old Town
  • Advance your career with the master’s in learning and instructional design program
  • WSU Psychology Clinic is accepting new therapy clients
Shocker Blast: Friday, Feb. 28, 2025