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Basketball · Charleston

Best Virginia eliminated by Eberlein Drive in TBT semifinals

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CHARLESTON, WV (WOWK) - The dream run for Best Virginia came to an end on Thursday night in the semifinals of the TBT, as Eberlein Drive outplayed the Mountaineers in front of a hostile Charleston crowd to advance with an 85-77 victory. Eberlein Drive led by nine points in the first quarter, but Best Virginia went on a run to take a 40-37 lead at halftime. It was close in the third and fourth quarters, and Eberlein Drive had a 77-75 lead enterin…See the Story

International Student Union election results voided by Student Government courts

The Student Government Association (SGA) Supreme Court voted unanimously to void the last International Student Union (ISU) election. Due to concerns about the election, SGA took a closer look at the International Student Union’s constitution. Student Body President Jia Wen Wang and Speaker of the Senate Matthew Phan issued a memorandum to the SGA Supreme Court. The memorandum claimed the ISU official election violated multiple areas of the org…Read Article

Tennis · Wichita

Joseph Shepard, LaWanda DeShazer move to general election for District 1 City Council

Joseph Shepard, former Wichita State University student body president, and opponent LaWanda DeShazer won the popular vote in the Aug. 5 race for the District 1 City Council Seat. The two will face each other on the ballot in November for the seat, which is currently held by term-limited Brandon Johnson. Shepard received the most votes, at 48% (1,783) of the popular vote. DeShazer followed at 20% (758), according to unofficial results. Primary…Wichita · Wichita Read Article

Demolition of the last legacy dormitory on Wichita State’s campus has begun

The demolition process of Brennan Hall III, the last legacy dormitory on Wichita State’s campus, has begun across the street from the 17th Apartment complex. Courtesy of Wichita State University Libraries, Special Collections and University Archives. Brennan Hall has been part of WSU’s campus since 1953 and started as a single building, originally built as a men’s dorm to house an influx of students post-World War II. In 1962, it expanded into a…Wichita · Wichita Read Article

Institutional critique to inclusion: Justin Favela breaks the mold with unique medium

Justin Favela grew up in Las Vegas in an evangelical Guatemalan and Mexican house. But shortly after starting his art career, he realized that Mexican was the default label to many museums. Favela has been creating art from unique mediums for most of his life, beginning when he recreated the “Stardust” sign out of cardboard. This continued well into his time at school, when he began to poke fun at the “white canon” of the art world, what he cal…Las Vegas, Nevada · Las Vegas Read Article

More than 9,000 showed up as the AfterShocks threw down for $1 million

A crowd of 9,029 stood shoulder to shoulder inside the confines of Koch Arena. Except, it wasn’t on a mid-winter day. It was on a weekend in August. The number of fans at Sunday’s title match for The Basketball Tournament broke a championship game record. For the AfterShocks’ Wichita State alumni, it felt all too familiar. “This is one of my homes,” former Shocker Trey Wade said. “I came here, I played, I worked, I dreamed. I went through a lot …Wichita · Wichita Read Article

Phase one of the Wichita Biomedical Campus is in progress. Here’s what we know.

Phase one of the $222 million, 350,000-square-foot biomedical campus began in May of last year and is expected to be fully operational by the summer of 2027. The project will combine WSU’s College of Health Professions programs, the health care program at WSU Tech and the Wichita campuses of the KU School of Medicine and the KU School of Pharmacy. The campus aims to strengthen collaboration and professional health care learning. “The first th…Wichita · Wichita Read Article

Former Wichita State Student Body President Joseph Shepard runs for District 1 seat

A decade after serving in one of Wichita State’s top student leadership roles, Joseph Shepard is now running for Wichita City Council. He’s one of five candidates running for the District 1 seat. Shepard said his ability to collaborate and build consensus with those who hold different beliefs and opinions from his own makes him a strong candidate. “When we speak about cultivating strong communities, economic advancement and building that trust…Wichita · Wichita Read Article

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