• Teaching Tomorrow is here
  • Zayden Tomson: Creativity, collaboration and consistency
  • Lot 24 along 17th Street to be closed Oct. 17
  • Head out to doubleheader soccer Saturday at WSU
  • Don’t miss the final two Common Read activities
  • Attend upcoming UReCA Research Mixer events
  • Encourage students to apply for TRIO Student Support Services for free resources and support
  • Volunteers needed for research study
WSU Today: Thursday, Oct. 16, 2025
  • Weigh in on WSU policies regarding department chairs
  • Road striping work continues Oct. 16
  • University Libraries offers free journal publishing
  • Flu vaccines now available at Student Health Services
  • Shockers are invited to sign up for Qualtrics project consulting sessions
  • College of Health Professions upgrades labs with state-of-the-art microscopes
  • Teaching Tomorrow is here
  • Ablah Library lower level reopening Oct. 20
  • Shocker Rowing featured on PBS Positively Kansas
  • Four Wichita State faculty and staff honored as Kansas Board of Regents awardees
  • ‘Frozen’ director and Disney legend Chris Buck kicks off CFA’s Connoisseur Series
  • Join the School of Education for its fall colloquium guest speaker Dr. Karlos Hill
  • Chemistry and biochemistry hosting seminar by Professor Jun Ohata from North Carolina State University
  • Bhupal Dev will present at the physics seminar Oct. 15
  • Join the Shocker Science Conversations: The art and physics of flow visualization
  • Wichita State University Opera Theater presents ‘Scenes and Songs’ Oct. 24
  • Ulrich partners with Tallgrass Film Festival to present documentary about art writers
  • Secure your seat at the Shocker Basketball Tip-Off Luncheon Oct. 17
  • Attend upcoming UReCA Research Mixer events
  • Save the date and RSVP for F1RST GEN Week event ‘Bridging the Gap: Supporting First-Gen Success’
  • Faculty and teaching staff are invited to WSU AAUP Chapter update Oct. 17
  • Join the Political Science Department for pizza and politics
  • Chili season is here and so is the Empty Bowls Cook-Off fundraiser
  • Campus community invited to Indigenous Peoples Day celebration with Student Engagement & Belonging and Indigenous Student Collective
  • Office of Community Partnerships welcomes you to join its monthly community partnership meeting
  • Military and Veterans Services and AARP Kansas present: Mama Joe Project
  • Students can learn more about using AI for research at next Savvy Scholar workshop
  • Office of Financial Aid will host open house Oct. 15
  • Plan to attend ‘WSU Finance 101: Updated, Expanded, and Essential’
  • Attend upcoming free Mental Wellness and Preventing Suicide Training
  • Be a race day hero and volunteer for Pumpkin Run
  • Provide feedback to WSU Dining and enter to win prize
  • Volunteers needed for research study
  • Take advantage of Wu’s Wednesday Deal at the Shocker Store
WSU Today: Wednesday, Oct. 15, 2025
  • Four Wichita State faculty and staff honored as Kansas Board of Regents awardees
  • WSU announces Shocker Support Locker renaming at annual Heritage Gala
  • Title IX & Civil Rights Training required for students, faculty, staff
  • University Staff Senate meeting set for Oct. 21
  • Employees reaching service milestones will be honored at upcoming service recognition events
  • HealthQuest points opportunity extended at Student Health
  • Chemistry and biochemistry hosting seminar by Professor Jun Ohata from North Carolina State University
  • Bhupal Dev will present at the physics seminar Oct. 15
  • Learn about the mission, history and future of Empty Bowls Wichita
  • From Bach to Chaplin: An evening with David Briggs at Wiedemann Hall
  • Secure your seat at the Shocker Basketball Tip-Off Luncheon Oct. 17
  • Road striping work continues Oct. 16
  • Lot 2W along Hillside will be closed Oct. 14
  • Cummings Student-Managed Investment Fund celebrates 20% growth, introduces new leadership
  • Office of Financial Aid will host open house Oct. 15
  • Students can attend Procrastination Prevention Night at the library Oct. 22
  • First of its kind: English Career Seminar helps students build pathways to success
  • Grab a tee from the Shocker Store to benefit Victory in the Valley
WSU Today: Tuesday, Oct. 14, 2025
  • In memoriam: Anna Chandler, former chair of ethnic studies
  • ICYMI: The Academe newsletter is back
  • Military and Veterans Services honors the 250th birthday of the United States Navy
  • Al Mashni reaches round of 16, Shocker men’s tennis end campaign at regionals
  • Giles, men’s basketball, picked as preseason First Team All-Conference
  • Lamas takes fifth, Shocker men’s golf take third at Sand Creek
  • Learn about the mission, history and future of Empty Bowls Wichita
  • Join the Shocker Science Conversations: The art and physics of flow visualization
  • Ulrich partners with Tallgrass Film Festival to present documentary about art writers
  • Head out to the annual community Trunk or Treat Oct. 18
  • NetApp’s fall e-waste and shredding event for campus community scheduled for Oct. 17
  • Lot 2W along Hillside will be closed Oct. 14
  • Faculty and staff: Help empower your student leaders
  • Volunteers needed for research study
WSU Today: Monday, Oct. 13, 2025
  • Wichita State students earn record $39.2 million in paid internships, fueling Kansas’ talent pipeline
  • ICYMI: The Academe newsletter is back
  • University Libraries offers free journal publishing
  • WSU community invited to attend men’s basketball charity scrimmage for free
  • Wear black during the Shocker volleyball Black Out game against UAB this Sunday, Oct. 12
  • Shocker volleyball hosts Memphis for annual Dig Pink game Oct. 10
  • Chili season is here and so is the Empty Bowls Cook-Off fundraiser
  • Campus community invited to Indigenous Peoples Day celebration with Student Engagement & Belonging and Indigenous Student Collective
  • Hugo Wall School invites campus community to attend Hugo Wall Day Oct. 17
  • 10 new Open/Alternative Textbook courses approved for spring 2026
  • Take advantage of Friday Flash Sale at Braeburn Square Shocker Store
WSU Today: Friday, Oct. 10, 2025
  • Weigh in on WSU policies regarding department chairs
  • 2026 benefits Open Enrollment available now
  • Episode 36 of ‘Forward Together’ podcast features coaches Chris Lamb and Terry Nooner
  • Flu vaccines now available at Student Health Services
  • Shockers are invited to sign up for Qualtrics project consulting sessions
  • WSU community invited to attend men’s basketball charity scrimmage for free
  • Wear black during the Shocker volleyball Black Out game against UAB this Sunday, Oct. 12
  • Shocker volleyball hosts Memphis for annual Dig Pink game Oct. 10
  • Wang named American Conference Women’s Tennis Player of the Month
  • Jepkoech named American Conference Athlete of the Week
  • Shocker Athletics announces new ‘Coaches Shows’ podcast
  • Grammy-nominated violinist Jeremy Kittel will join WSU Symphony Orchestra Oct. 9
  • Come join HOPE Services and SOS for a relaxing night of Yoga Oct. 9
  • Hugo Wall School invites campus community to attend Hugo Wall Day Oct. 17
  • CEI moves to new office space in downtown Wichita, join its open house celebration Oct. 23
  • Human performance studies to host chili cookoff
  • NIAR announces advanced manufacturing program to celebrate Manufacturing Day
  • Washington D.C. and Topeka spring 2026 internship for students application deadline extended
  • Empower your students’ success with PathwayU
  • Janett Lerma-Reyes: Shocker sophomore on the rise
  • Financial Operations is looking for a senior accountant
  • Parking advisory for the Rhatigan Student Center parking garage for the evening of Oct. 9
WSU Today: Thursday, Oct. 9, 2025
  • Launch of the Journal of Contemporary Issues in Sport
  • England-based and global communications expert Lynda Jackson named fall 2025 Executive-in-Residence at Barton School
  • UReCA hosting research mixer for faculty and undergrad students Oct. 20
  • Attend special panel on Latine student success at linguistics conference Oct. 9
  • Grammy-nominated violinist Jeremy Kittel will join WSU Symphony Orchestra Oct. 9
  • Shocker men’s basketball to host charity scrimmage versus Drake
  • $5 pink trucker hats available at Friday Shocker volleyball game
  • Grab the official T-shirt of the Shocker volleyball Dig Pink game
  • Office of Community Partnerships welcomes you to join its monthly community partnership meeting
  • Dental Hygiene clinic offers high-quality, affordable dental hygiene services
  • Shocker Career Accelerator office closed part of Oct. 9
  • Parking advisory for the Rhatigan Student Center parking garage for the evening of Oct. 9
  • Plan to attend ‘WSU Finance 101: Updated, Expanded, and Essential’
  • Take advantage of Wu’s Wednesday Deal at the Shocker Store
WSU Today: Wednesday, Oct. 8, 2025
  • 2026 benefits Open Enrollment available now
  • Learn more about the course evaluation tool: CES
  • Lot 41 by Woolsey Hall to be closed part of Oct. 7
  • Grace Wilkie Hall and Annex roof construction to begin Oct. 6
  • Aging-simulation suit puts WSU physical therapy students into patients’ shoes
  • Second episode of ‘Teaching Matters,’ all about SEAS, is available now
  • SEAS the day this week and provide student feedback
  • 10 new Open/Alternative Textbook courses approved for spring 2026
  • Attend special panel on Latine student success at linguistics conference Oct. 9
  • Dr. Andrew Dye, postdoctoral researcher at Wichita State, will present at the physics seminar Oct. 8
  • Attend the sixth annual First Gen All Media Art Exhibit
  • CEI moves to new office space in downtown Wichita, join its open house celebration Oct. 23
  • Shocker Store hosting pop-up shop at WSU Old Town Oct. 7
  • Volunteers needed for research study
WSU Today: Tuesday, Oct. 7, 2025
  • New research security training for sponsored programs
  • Reminder: If you see something, say something – Call UPD at 316-978-3450 for emergencies
  • Register to attend wellness retreat for faculty and staff
  • Tuition Assistance applications for spring 2026 now being accepted
  • Grace Wilkie Hall and Annex roof construction to begin Oct. 6
  • Submit an application to Wichita State now through Oct. 8 for free during Kansas Apply Free Days
  • Dr. Andrew Dye, postdoctoral researcher at Wichita State, will present at the physics seminar Oct. 8
  • Textron Aviation’s Maggie Topping to deliver Executive-in-Residence keynote Oct. 7
  • Voices Together: WSU Concert Chorale in collaborative concert Oct. 28
  • Writing Now Reading Now | Words by Women is presenting a poetry reading by Traci Brimhall
  • $5 pink trucker hats available at Friday Shocker volleyball game
  • Grab the official T-shirt of the Shocker volleyball Dig Pink game
  • Military and Veterans Services and AARP Kansas present: Mama Joe Project
  • Head out to the annual community Trunk or Treat Oct. 18
  • WSU to host national linguistics conference
  • Common Read events are open to all
  • Washington D.C. and Topeka spring 2026 internship for students application deadline extended
  • Students can learn more about research and the UReCA Hub at event Oct. 22
  • Faculty and staff: Help empower your student leaders
  • Financial Operations is looking for a senior accountant
  • Attend upcoming free Mental Wellness and Preventing Suicide Training
WSU Today: Monday, Oct. 6, 2025
  • Tuition Assistance applications for spring 2026 now being accepted
  • Voya Financial in-person KBOR retirement plan consultations to be available at WSU
  • Lupe Fiasco will perform at Shocker Madness to close out Shocktoberfest
  • Shocker volleyball takes on Tulsa and home opener
  • Kick off the weekend with the Braeburn Patio Party
  • Shocktoberfest royalty voting is now open
  • WSU to host national linguistics conference
  • Shocker Store will host garage sale at Braeburn Square Oct. 3-4
  • Retirement celebration for Shadi Tafaroji to be held Oct. 3
  • Writing Now Reading Now | Words by Women is presenting a poetry reading by Traci Brimhall
  • Attend the sixth annual First Gen All Media Art Exhibit
  • Lots 21W and 21N near Marcus Welcome Center to be closed Oct. 4
  • CSD graduate students win first place at KSHA competition
  • Faculty and staff: Help empower your student leaders
  • Try the German Pizza Pie at Shocker Sports Grill & Lanes in October
  • Grab the Friday Flash Sale at Braeburn Square Shocker Store
WSU Today: Friday, Oct. 3, 2025