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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.

First Year Research Experience (FYRE) is an opportunity for students to dive into academic research right out of the gate. Here is how to get involved during your first year on campus.

Following a successful performance career in New York City, Amy Baker Schwiethale returned to the Heartland to foster the next generation of entertainers. She highlights Wichita State's vibrant Music Theatre program.

Shocker Nation offers merch for just about anyone, even furry, four-legged friends. Here are a few favorites for the most dedicated Wichita State fans.

The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) may look different from previous years and Wichita State's Office of Financial Aid is here to help! These are some of the key changes students and parents/guardians should be aware of.

Knowing that you want to be a physician is the first step, but there is a long road to the finish line. From a graduate of Wichita State's Pre-Med program, here are ways to set yourself up for success during your time as an undergrad.

Wichita is known for its chilly, often windy weather once the calendar hits fall and winter. Here are some things to do during that time to enjoy flannel and warm clothes season.

Open to students of every discipline, the Baja SAE Racing Team is an exciting way to get involved at Wichita State. The team focuses on designing and building for motorsport competition while being active in the community.

As Wichita State's overall enrollment reaches new benchmarks, so too does the number of transfer students choosing Shocker Nation. With regular events, online tools and helpful advising - its no wonder WSU earns the badge of Kansas' top transfer destination 12 years running.

Finding the right college and the subsequent process of getting everything in motion can be a lot for both students and parents/guardians. It is a big help for students when parents are engaged and offer guidance.