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Paige Harrington begins creating a textile using knitting needles. Harrigton created the Threads Club to serve as a relaxing space for members of all skill levels.

‘Kind of like therapy’: Threads Club weaves tranquil fiber art space with community-oriented action

Lily Bann, Reporter

May 2, 2024

Freshman Camden Johnson slides into third base on April 3 against KU. Johnson had three hits in the game.

Road struggles continue for Wichita State baseball in 10th consecutive away loss against Kansas

Owen Prothro, Reporter

May 2, 2024

Twenty cars broken into at Shocker Hall raises security concerns

Allison Campbell, News Editor

May 2, 2024

Freshman Drew Iverson pitches against Kansas State on March 19. Iverson injured his arm and was taken out before finishing his first at-bat on the mound.

Baseball pitches worst game in over 20 years in 15-run loss at No. 14 Oklahoma State

Owen Prothro, Reporter

May 1, 2024

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Stefanie Coronado and Alexia Vence shelter their candles from the wind during the memorial held for Cole Brings Plenty last week. Members of the club gathered to honor Brings Plentys memory and speak on the violence commonly endured by Indigenous individuals.

Indigenous organization gathers in memory of actor Cole Brings Plenty

Allison Campbell, News Editor • May 1, 2024

The faint glow of candlelight could be seen from outside the Grace Memorial Chapel Friday evening as members of the Indigenous Student Collective (ISC)...

Alexis Golden smiles to the audience during the professionalism in the LGBTQIA+ community panel hosted by ODI and Shocker Career Accelator. Golden is an advocate supervisor at Court Appointed Special Advocates in Sedgwick County.

Wichita community members share advice for queer students in the workplace

Lily Bann, Reporter • May 1, 2024

What does it mean to be an LGBTQ+ member in the professional world? What does it mean to advocate for yourself or others in the workplace? Experienced...

Trio office, located in Grace Wilki Hall, on April 29. Trio provides services to students from first generation and limited income families as well as students with disabilities.

TRIO Student Support Services and nationally recognized speaker join forces to maximize student potential

Lydia Steeby, Reporter • May 1, 2024

Not everyone has access to the resources they need to succeed in college. Whether that's because of poverty, disability, or lack of knowledge, TRIO Student...

Council of Presidents members take notes during a Kansas Board of Regents meeting in the Rhatigan Student Center

‘Unfortunate’: Kansas legislature to cut 800 scholarships

Allison Campbell, News Editor • April 29, 2024

An approved appropriations bill from the Kansas legislature would allocate $280 million for higher education at the cost of almost 1,000 student scholarships....

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