A Blog for Future Shockers

Whether it be a beautiful spring day, or just as the sun is setting over the midwest sky, here are a few photo gems around Wichita State's main campus.

For nearly 30 years, the Student Ambassador Society has developed leaders and promote volunteerism at Wichita State. These dedicated students leave their mark on the university and the greater community.

Following the move into the state-of-the-art Woolsey Hall, the Barton School has seen more and more students choose it as their home. Here is what Shockers have to say.

Research is a primary focus of public research universities like Wichita State. There are avenues for undergraduate students in their first year to be involved in research.

Wichita State places a high priority on applied learning for its students. Lupe Torres shares what helped her to gain employment while completing her business degree.

If you want to see the beauty of Wichita State's growing campus from your phone or computer, look no further than the virtual tour. It features more than 20 stops and 360-degree panoramic views of the most picturesque sites.

If you have heard things like "admission" and "transcript" and have trouble keeping track of what they mean, don't worry - you are not the only one. Here is a list of common terms to help keep things organized.

Shorter days and less daylight during winter months can lead to a type of depression called Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD). Having healthy habits during this time can help alleviate symptoms.

Wichita State's Braeburn Square offers several spots for foodies to dine. Two Hands Corn Dogs is the best place to find something a little different with a satisfying savory crunch.

Sesame's second location makes Wichita State's Braeburn Square a must-go for foodies. With mouthwatering Mediterranean meals, Sesame makes for an excellent choice.

Sweet tooths of Wichita unite! The ICT is no stranger to serving up one of Amercia's most popular pastries. The local donut scene is full of both unique flavors and timeless classics.

Boba "Bubble" Tea originated in East Asia and has swept through the U.S., including Wichita. Here are a few favorite local spots to grab a refreshing, bubbly drink.