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Republican Rep. Troy Waymaster, center, discusses with Senate budget negotiators provisions authorizing the state to issue $200 million in STAR bonds to support development of a Mattel themed park in Bonner Springs and a large-scale manufacturing plant in Wichita. (Screenshot courtesy of the Kansas Reflector)
Kansas offers $200 million in bonds to lure theme park in Bonner Springs, ‘car’ plant in Wichita
Tim Carpenter, Kansas Reflector • April 23, 2024

This story was reported and published by the Kansas Reflector.  The budget bill forwarded to Gov. Laura Kelly by the Kansas Legislature includes about...

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Kylee Hower receives the gavel as the president of the 67th Student Government Association session from the 66th President Iris Okere. Hower ran alongside Matthew Phan as vice president.
118th student body president, vice president installed during inauguration
Trinity Ramm, Managing Editor • April 22, 2024

  The room was all smiles and applause as Kylee Hower and Matthew Phan were inaugurated as president and vice president in an official ceremony...

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Maria, the vice president of Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP), sits alongside at least 25 other attendees who came before the Student Senate to again advocate for a ceasefire in Gaza. Maria and other SJP members presented to the Student Government Association on Wednesday, March 27.
Kansas representative criticizes Student Government’s Gaza ceasefire resolution
Courtney Brown, News Editor • April 21, 2024

A Kansas state representative criticized the Student Government Association’s resolution, which calls for a ceasefire in Gaza. Rep. Pat Proctor, a...

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Sen. Jay Thompson grins as his fellow senators express heartwarming sentiments about his time and role in Student Government. Thompson was granted emeritus status, meaning he can return to the Student Senate to provide advise and guidance in the future.
Student Government chairperson granted emeritus status
Loren Amelunke, Reporter • April 21, 2024

Student Government Association senators and audience members alike clapped and cheered after the bill that grants emeritus status to Chairperson Jay...

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Alejandro Jacome swings his racquet at the ball during a match against Tulsa on April 6. Jacome is a sophomore at Wichita State.
Men’s tennis concludes AAC bid against Tulsa
Melanie Rivera-Cortez, Sports Editor • April 23, 2024
(Photo courtesy of Wichita State Athletics)
Men’s golf nabs podium finish at AAC Championships
Owen Prothro, Reporter • April 22, 2024
(Photo courtesy of Wichita State Athletics)
Women’s golf places ninth at AAC Championship
Owen Prothro, Reporter • April 21, 2024
Sophmore Caleb Anderson pitches the first two innings on April 17 against ORU. Anderson let up seven hits and six runs.
Disastrous second inning results in home loss for Wichita State baseball
Owen Prothro, Reporter • April 17, 2024
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Jack DiGiovanni, Luke Goter and Paul DiGiovanni of Ferris Wheel Regulars. (Photo courtesy of Ferris Wheel Regulars)
Midwest band Ferris Wheel Regulars are Wichita regulars, too
Ainsley Smyth, Reporter • April 17, 2024
The crowded 17th Street during Open Streets ICT. The street was blocked off from traffic to allow for vendors, local organizations and artists to table. Event goers were able to bike, walk and mingle while browsing tables.
PHOTOS: Open Streets ICT
Garima Thapa, Photographer • April 16, 2024
Last to perform at SACs Shockers Got Talent event was the student band Tall Glass of Root Beer. The group performed their rendition of Paranoid by Black Sabbath.
PHOTOS: Shockers Got Talent
Kristy Mace, Photo Editor • April 13, 2024
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