• Dr. Kim Wilson receives Literacy Champion award
  • Volunteers wanted for fall 2024 commencement ceremonies
  • Flu vaccines will be available for staff, faculty and students at RSC pop-up clinic
  • 22 new Open/Alternative Textbook courses approved for spring 2025
  • Order a Shocker golf bag, available by special order at the Shocker Store
  • Learn more about the new course evaluation tool: CES
  • Attend local history presentation to be held by students and faculty
  • Ghanaian-Moroccan artist, David Alabo, will give an artist talk
  • Chemistry and biochemistry hosts departmental seminar with Missouri State researcher
  • Next physics seminar will feature researcher from the Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago
  • School of Performing Arts presents ‘Twelfth Night’ Nov. 7-10
  • Clayton Staples Gallery presents ‘Illustrated Nature’ Oct. 16-Nov. 22
  • Join College of Applied Studies for Sheri Barnes’ retirement reception Dec. 6
  • Campus community invited to Paddles 4 Profit charity pickleball event
  • Retired faculty welcomed into Academy for Effective Teaching
  • Join the Retention Faculty Fellows for the November Teaching Matters session on Navigate
WSU Today: Wednesday, Nov. 6, 2024
  • How to submit your timesheet/leave report for Veterans Day
  • Learn more about the new Faculty Annual Activity Report: Watermark Faculty Success
  • Lot 41 by Woolsey Hall to be closed Nov. 7
  • Chemistry and biochemistry hosts departmental seminar with Missouri State researcher
  • Discounted basketball season tickets are available for faculty and staff
  • Organist emeritus of Westminster Abbey is set to perform in Wiedemann Hall
  • Give the gift of blood and get a $10 gift card
  • Join Dr. Shirley Lefever for fireside chat with Women’s Leadership Initiative
  • Join Quiet Time meditations today
  • New: Wu-Buy training sessions available monthly—Sign up today
  • Sign up today for Chrome River training
  • WSU sociologist examines voters’ economic concerns in USA Today op-ed
  • University Police Department offers presentations on campus safety
  • Online & Adult Learning hiring for multiple advising positions
  • Learn about Braden Webb’s experience interning at the Washington Metro
  • Discount available at Shocker Store for veterans
  • Flu vaccines will be available for staff, faculty and students at RSC pop-up clinic Nov. 6
WSU Today: Tuesday, Nov. 5, 2024
  • Title IX & Civil Rights Training required for faculty and staff
  • Lot 2W will be closed Nov. 7
  • Parking Services building will be closed Nov. 4
  • University announces schedule for the 2024 winter closedown
  • Flu vaccines will be available for staff, faculty and students at RSC pop-up clinic Nov. 6
  • Wellness-To-Go vending option now available
  • Free COVID-19 tests are now available to order
  • Learn more about the new Faculty Annual Activity Report: Watermark Faculty Success
  • Faculty, staff clinic available on campus
  • KMUW named Station of the Year for the 11th consecutive year
  • Excellence award nominations are being accepted by the Office of Research
  • Request a presentation from Student Conduct & Community Standards
  • Faculty nominations sought for president’s distinguished service award
  • OAL launches Students Who Are Parents (SWAP) Group
  • Students can attend next Savvy Scholar workshop on systematic reviews
  • Learn how educators can strengthen Hispanic students’ pathways to higher education at Corbin Connect Speaker Series
  • Next physics seminar will feature researcher from the Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago
  • Epic sounds await at the Wichita State Wind Ensemble concert
  • Wichita State Opera Theater to present world premiere
  • Student Activities Council to host Veterans Day celebration
  • Join Shockers Vote Coalition and political science for election night party
  • Help celebrate first-gen students at National First-Generation Celebration Week group photo
  • Party to the Polls with the Shockers Vote coalition on Election Day
  • Campus community invited to Hispanic American Leadership Organization’s 3rd annual Baile
  • Attend #WSUWeSupportU training
  • Join University Libraries for workshop on navigating IP and tech transfer with Rob Gerlach
  • New and continuing student Scholarship Universe application opens Nov. 1
WSU Today: Monday, Nov. 4, 2024
  • Attend Dr. James Rhatigan’s memorial service Nov. 2
  • Lot 2W will be closed Nov. 4
  • Parking Services building will be closed Nov. 4
  • WSU recognized as Partners in Peace institution by National Collegiate Honors Council and Nobel Peace Center
  • University Libraries helps publish 22 OA articles 
  • KMUW named Station of the Year for the 11th consecutive year
  • Food for Fines is next week
  • Shockers Vote holds November meeting before Election Day
  • The lecture series in the mathematical sciences presents Distinguished Professor Michael Stein from Rutgers University
  • Upcoming authors series will be hosted by Office of Hispanic Serving Initiatives
  • Campus community invited to Paddles 4 Profit charity pickleball event
  • Join Shockers Vote Coalition and political science for election night party
  • Shocker Sports Grill & Lanes hosts Friday Escape pool tournament
  • Join Wichita State Connect for holiday Black Business Circle
  • Party to the Polls with the Shockers Vote coalition on Election Day
  • Mentors wanted for applied psychology course at INSPYRE lab
  • New and continuing student Scholarship Universe application opens Nov. 1
WSU Today: Friday, Nov. 1, 2024
  • Put in your elections now – Last day of benefits open enrollment
  • Reminder: Final submission deadline for ePAFs is Nov. 1
  • Lot 2W will be closed Nov. 4
  • Isely Lane construction will begin Nov. 4
  • Human Resources department will be temporarily closed for training
  • Campus invited to forum with third finalist for associate dean of research for College of Engineering
  • Mental Health Advocate highlight: Military and Veterans Services
  • Learn more about the new Faculty Annual Activity Report: Watermark Faculty Success
  • Epic sounds await at the Wichita State Wind Ensemble concert
  • Help celebrate first-gen students at National First-Generation Celebration Week group photo
  • Society of Physics Students presents Pumpkin Drop 2024
  • New: Wu-Buy training sessions available monthly—Sign up today
  • Sign up today for Chrome River training
  • Halloween pizzas will be at the Shocker Sports Grill & Lanes
WSU Today: Thursday, Oct. 31, 2024
  • Attend Dr. James Rhatigan’s memorial service Nov. 2
  • Rhatigan Student Center sets up memorial wreath in remembrance of Dr. James Rhatigan
  • Reminder: Final submission deadline for ePAFs is Nov. 1
  • Put in your elections now – Final days of benefits open enrollment
  • Weather awareness at Wichita State
  • Human Resources department will be temporarily closed for training
  • Campus invited to forum with third finalist for associate dean of research for College of Engineering
  • Join Wichita State Connect for holiday Black Business Circle
  • Society of Physics Students presents Pumpkin Drop 2024
  • Author and Shocker Holly Wilson will read her fiction
  • Go to the 2024 Songfest all about love
  • Enjoy Creepy Cosmic Bowling at the Shocker Sports Grill & Lanes Oct. 31
  • Campus community invited to fall 2024 Interfest Oct. 30
  • DSS invites you to PAWS & Relax with therapy dogs Oct. 31
  • Students can attend next Savvy Scholar workshop on systematic reviews
  • Food for Fines is next week
  • Shockers Vote holds November meeting before Election Day
  • Halloween pizzas will be at the Shocker Sports Grill & Lanes
  • Discounted basketball season tickets are available for faculty and staff
  • Physics seminar series features Dustin Burgardt, WSU grad student
  • Join chemistry and biochemistry’s next fall colloquium Oct. 30
  • Visit the Torito de Pucara Exhibit and the Mochica Pop Art Exhibit in the Cadman Gallery
  • Faculty and staff invited to participate in Walk & Talks with first-gen Shockers for National First-Generation Celebration Week
  • Take advantage of Stuff the Bag Sale at the Shocker Store Oct. 31
WSU Today: Wednesday, Oct. 30, 2024
  • Faculty and staff virtual town hall set for Oct. 29
  • Campus invited to forum with second finalist for associate dean of research for College of Engineering
  • Space heaters are prohibited on campus
  • Tuesday: Flu vaccines will be available for staff, faculty and students at RSC pop-up
  • Learn more about the new Faculty Annual Activity Report: Watermark Faculty Success
  • Physics seminar series features Dustin Burgardt, WSU grad student
  • Join chemistry and biochemistry’s next fall colloquium Oct. 30
  • Visit the Torito de Pucara Exhibit and the Mochica Pop Art Exhibit in the Cadman Gallery
  • Get in spirit with Halloween pop-up exhibition this week at the Ulrich Museum
  • Learn about the practice of mindfulness at the Ulrich Museum
  • WSU Photo and Printmaking Guilds collaborate on spooky-themed exhibition
  • Join Dr. Shirley Lefever for fireside chat with Women’s Leadership Initiative
  • Faculty and staff invited to participate in Walk & Talks with first-gen Shockers for National First-Generation Celebration Week
WSU Today: Tuesday, Oct. 29, 2024
  • Remembering ‘the best within us’ — Dr. James Rhatigan
  • Faculty and staff virtual town hall set for Oct. 29
  • Attend Faculty Senate meeting today
  • You’re invited to help Faculty Senate and Staff Senate stock the Shocker Support Locker
  • Campus invited to forum with second finalist for associate dean of research for College of Engineering
  • Campus invited to forum with first finalist for associate dean of research for College of Engineering
  • Benefits Open Enrollment: There are 4 days left to make your elections
  • Welcome to week 4 of WuHire, the new talent management system
  • Isely Lane construction will begin Nov. 4
  • Moriah Beck wins award for diversity and inclusion efforts with women in STEM
  • October’s ‘Forward Together’ podcast features Bobby Gandu on applied learning and Shocker Career Accelerator
  • Shockers Vote holds November meeting before Election Day
  • Faculty and staff are invited to a Graduate School admission info session
  • Students can attend next Savvy Scholar workshop on EndNote citation management software
  • Purchase pink merchandise from the Shocker Store to benefit Victory in the Valley
  • Tuesday: Flu vaccines will be available for staff, faculty and students at RSC pop-up
  • The lecture series in the mathematical sciences presents Distinguished Professor Michael Stein from Rutgers University
  • Join a panel of experts on the 2024 elections and the issues facing America and the world
  • Wichita State Opera Theater to present world premiere
  • Wichita State Symphony Orchestra to feature world premiere and powerful works in October concert
  • Get in spirit with Halloween pop-up exhibition this week at the Ulrich Museum
  • Author and Shocker Holly Wilson will read her fiction
  • Learn about the practice of mindfulness at the Ulrich Museum
  • Party to the Polls with the Shockers Vote coalition on Election Day
  • CHP Week celebrates faculty, staff and students
  • Campus community invited to fall 2024 Interfest Oct. 30
  • Join the Shockers Vote coalition for Vote Early Day
  • Retired faculty welcomed into Academy for Effective Teaching
  • Apply now for the African American Faculty and Staff Association scholarship
WSU Today: Monday, Oct. 28, 2024
  • Faculty and staff virtual town hall set for Oct. 29
  • Game day parking enforced Oct. 27
  • Benefits Open Enrollment: There are 7 days left to make your elections
  • Campus invited to forum with finalist for associate dean of research for College of Engineering
  • Fairmount College faculty: What do punk rockers and mountaineers have in common? Ask Jeff Hayton
  • Faculty and staff are invited to a Graduate School admission info session
  • Fall 2024 Three Minute Thesis competition registration closes today
  • Learn more about the new Faculty Annual Activity Report: Watermark Faculty Success
  • Important information about the Office of Student Accommodations and Testing
  • Sociology professor co-authors research on gender identification
  • Nursing faculty publish research in Clinical Simulation in Nursing
  • CHP Week celebrates faculty, staff and students
  • Student Conduct and Community Standards will host Academic Integrity Week
  • Come play bingo with Women of WSU
WSU Today: Friday, Oct. 25, 2024
  • Campus invited to forum with third finalist for senior executive vice president and provost
  • Benefits Open Enrollment: Eight days left to make your elections
  • Professor in ISLE recently co-authored research on counseling Latine populations
  • Read about Ashlyn Riggs’ experience as a substitute teacher
  • Learn more about the new Faculty Annual Activity Report: Watermark Faculty Success
  • Students can attend next Savvy Scholar workshop on EndNote citation management software
  • Wichita State Shocker Rowing celebrates 50th anniversary, save the date for celebrations next year
  • Purchase pink merchandise from the Shocker Store to benefit Victory in the Valley
  • Biomedical engineering hosts BME alumni spotlight seminar
  • Join history department for lecture on Eisenhower and concentration camps
  • Join the English department for a thrilling night of movies and food
  • Go to the 2024 Songfest all about love
  • Enjoy Creepy Cosmic Bowling at the Shocker Sports Grill & Lanes Oct. 31
  • Campus community invited to fall 2024 Interfest Oct. 30
  • WSU Photo and Printmaking Guilds collaborate on spooky-themed exhibition
  • Join hands-on art and surreal fun at the Ulrich Museum
  • Join the Indian Student Association for IndiaNite 2024, a cultural celebration, Oct. 26
  • Join Community Service Board volunteering at Wichita Clean Streams
WSU Today: Thursday, Oct. 24, 2024