• Lots 9W and 9E along 17th Street to be closed July 14
  • Summer 2025 diploma information available
  • Registrar’s Office to close July 10 and 15
  • Parking Services lobby will be closed July 9 and 10
  • OneStop’s new self help portal is here
  • Liberal Arts and Sciences Advising Center is moving to Lindquist Hall
  • Join free Shocker Rowing camps over the summer
  • Help bring Abhidnya Ghuge’s artwork to life by participating in the Ulrich’s Community Installation Day
  • Beginning July 9, WSU passwords will no longer expire
  • Try out Shockin’ Summer Bites at the Shocker Sports Grill & Lanes
  • Grab $6 color tees from the Shocker Store
Shocker Blast: Wednesday, July 9, 2025
  • Rhatigan Student Center will be closed July 4-5 for Independence Day holiday
  • From classroom to career: WSU engineering student powers up her career through paid internship
  • Applied Learning Highlight: Janis Hwang
  • UReCA will host research summer social July 7
  • OneStop’s new self help portal is here
  • West Campus to host police training July 23-24, 30-31
  • Liberal Arts and Sciences Advising Center is moving to Lindquist Hall
  • Read the June 2025 edition of the myShockerhealth newsletter
  • WSU’s College of Engineering ranks 12th in National Cyber League power rankings, student team cracks top 10 in competition
  • Three Shockers earn WGCA All-American Scholar honors
  • Wichita Transit bus routes will be closed July 4 for Independence Day
  • Parking garage by RSC to temporarily close for maintenance
  • Parking garage add-on ePermits for fall on sale July 1
  • Try out Shockin’ Summer Bites at the Shocker Sports Grill & Lanes
  • Speech-Language-Hearing and dental clinics open this summer
  • Volunteer for iCanBike and iCanSwim July 28-Aug. 1
  • Grab $6 color tees from the Shocker Store
Shocker Blast: Wednesday, July 2, 2025
  • Parking garage add-on ePermits for fall on sale July 1
  • Lots 9W and 9E along 17th Street to be closed June 30
  • RSC Shocker Store will temporarily close for inventory June 25-29
  • Enjoy free printmaking art projects for all ages June 28 at the Ulrich Museum
  • Attend the upcoming Trio Upward Bound Math Science Research Symposium
  • Read more about Aria’s Shocker Comeback story
Shocker Blast: Wednesday, June 25, 2025
  • WSU pinning ceremony for Teacher Apprentice Program recognizes this year’s graduates
  • University closed June 19 in observance of Juneteenth
  • Campus support services available for students
  • Speech-Language-Hearing and dental clinics open this summer
  • Wichita Transit bus routes will not run June 19
  • Lots 9W and 9E along 17th Street to be closed June 20/24
  • Lots 17 and 18 closing for demolition of Brennan Hall I, II and III
  • Degree Works will be down for maintenance June 20
  • Some Rhatigan Student Center departments will open late June 18
  • Masters concludes collegiate career with sixth All-American accolade
  • Applied Learning Highlight: Haylee Thurman
  • Register for the 2025 Small Business Marketing Meetup
  • Naloxone administration training available June 27 – Sign up now
Shocker Blast: Wednesday, June 18, 2025
  • Lots 9W and 9E along 17th Street to be closed June 13-14
  • Road striping work to start June 9
  • Spanish in the U.S course offered this fall.
  • University closed June 19 in observance of Juneteenth
  • Application for degree deadline is approaching
  • Applied Learning Highlight: How five Wichita State students are making learning fun with Tutor (316)
  • Women’s tennis Knuettel, Wang earn ITA Central Region Awards
  • Wichita State, Iowa State and Northwestern researchers awarded $3M grant to develop green manufacturing process for ethylene, ammonia
  • Enter to win a WSU dad gift basket from the Shocker Store
  • Save 60% on Under Armour gear at the Shocker Store
Shocker Blast: Wednesday, June 11, 2025
  • Christine Porter reappointed as director of the School of Accountancy
  • Wichita State nursing students awarded scholarships from Forty & Eight Veterans Organization
  • Submit your video for a chance to be featured on WSU’s social media
  • Student Affairs VP Dr. Teri Hall announces retirement
  • Check out the latest issue of the myShockerhealth newsletter
  • Barton School’s Spero program secures funding for year 2 expansion
  • From WSU to NASA: My journey into space innovation
  • Applied learning opportunity took WSU sport management student Liam Crawford behind the scenes of NCAA basketball tournament
  • Theatre, tech and tenacity: Alexandra Enmark’s applied learning experience
  • Shocker student-athlete found the best places to study on the WSU campus
  • Lots 9W and 9E along 17th Street to be closed June 6
  • Road striping work to start June 9
  • School of Nursing to host information session June 6
  • Save 60% on Under Armour Gear at the Shocker Store
  • Head over to the RSC Shocker Store for a Stuff the Bag Sale June 6
Shocker Blast: Wednesday, June 4, 2025
  • Spanish in the U.S course offered this fall.
  • Suspenders4Hope offers free Mental Wellness and Preventing Suicide in the LGBTQ+ Community Training
  • Participate in Suspenders Fridays for Mental Health Awareness Month
  • Call for proposals for LASSO’s 54th annual meeting, hosted at Wichita State University
  • Help welcome visitors to campus for events this week
  • ‘The College Tour’ episode featuring Shocker Nation is now live on Prime Video
  • Duerksen Fine Arts Center elevator has been repaired
  • Kimberly Vermillion promoted to assistant director of Student Health Services
Shocker Blast: Wednesday, May 28, 2025
  • Paid applied learning helps Wichita State theater students build this stage of their careers
  • Wichita Transit bus routes will be closed May 26 for Memorial Day
  • Shocker rowing finishes recruitment video – learn more about the program and its history
  • Hugo Wall School welcomes Sedgwick County residents to engage in innovative budget simulator project
  • Samuel Jones brought on as new director of Military and Veteran Services
  • Dr. Steven Skinner appointed interim dean of the College of Engineering
  • Participate in Suspenders Fridays for Mental Health Awareness Month
  • CORRECTION: Naloxone administration training available May 30 – Sign up now
  • Suspenders4Hope offers free Mental Wellness and Preventing Suicide in the LGBTQ+ Community Training
Shocker Blast: Wednesday, May 21, 2025
  • Lot 19E by Eck Stadium to be partially closed May 14-18
  • Earn cash with the Online Textbook Buyback program
  • Abigail Smith, College of Fine Arts
  • Madelyn Stilwell, College of Engineering
  • College of Applied Studies Student Spotlight: Wendy Hummell, clinical mental health counseling
  • Barton School of Business CSMIF students gain real-world finance experience in New York City
  • Short-term International Student Spotlight: Ronald Quintana from Paraguay
  • Head over to the Shocker baseball Sidewalk Sale this weekend
  • Shocker baseball hosting special events for May 15-17 series, including $1 hot dog night during May 15
  • KMUW’s Literary Feast book club will discuss ‘Dream Count’ by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie May 28
  • There’s a student organization on campus for you
  • CAC Theater closing for improvements
  • Call for proposals for LASSO’s 54th annual meeting
  • Enjoy two-day tee sale at the Shocker Store
Shocker Blast: Wednesday, May 14, 2025
  • Enroll now in your summer and fall classes
  • Lot 19E by Eck Stadium to be partially closed May 14-18
  • All graduating students invited to celebrate at The Toast
  • Lisa Oldham, Fairmount College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
  • Jacob Greenwald, College of Engineering
  • Shocker baseball hosting special events for May 15-17 series, including $1 hot dog night during May 15
  • Creative Writing graduates will give readings of their work
  • Register for Propellus Tech Summit 2025: Free for WSU students, faculty and staff
  • Discover new opportunities with ShockerSync
  • Do you get your medications at Student Health?
  • Help shape the future of computing at Wichita State
Shocker Blast: Monday, May 12, 2025