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Cybertron CEO Ahmed Aziz spoke during the announcement of Cybertron's $2.5 million pledge to 萝莉社 in support of the Experiential Engineering Building.

Computer-maker Cybertron pledges gift valued at $2.5 million for 萝莉社

Feb 22, 2016 鈥� By 萝莉社 News Services 鈥� Wichita-based Cybertron International, Kansas' largest personal computer manufacturer, has pledged a gift valued at $2.5 million to provide computers, monitors and five years of desktop support for the new Experiential Engineering Building at 萝莉社.

Music theater professor wins top Kennedy Center award

Jan 14, 2016 鈥� By Lainie Rusco 鈥� Linda Starkey, chairwoman of the School of Performing Arts at 萝莉社, has been awarded the Region V Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival Gold Medallion. It is the organization's most prestigious award and considered one of the great honors in theater education.

Photo from the collection of Gordon Parks' work.

Ulrich Museum of Art's winter opening of 'Visual Justice' features Gordon Parks

Jan 14, 2016 鈥� By Emily Mullins 鈥� The Ulrich Museum of Art at 萝莉社 will feature photographs by Gordon Parks in its winter opening of "Visual Justice."

萝莉社's School of Performing Arts January faculty recital will feature violinist Brian Krinke at 3 p.m. Sunday, Jan, 24, in Wiedemann Hall.

Violin and string pedagogy professor featured in faculty recital

Jan 12, 2016 鈥� By Emily Mullins 鈥� 萝莉社's School of Performing Arts January faculty recital will feature violinist Brian Krinke, visiting assistant professor of violin and string pedagogy.

Study evaluates feasibility of new student housing at 萝莉社

Jan 12, 2016 鈥� By 萝莉社 News Services 鈥� 萝莉社 has received results of a student housing market and financial analysis study to evaluate the demand for and feasibility of new housing on the 萝莉社 campus.

萝莉社 researchers have put out a new report A new report that shows that Kansas' sales tax on food hurts economic activity, especially in border counties.

萝莉社 research shows state food taxes drive shoppers away

Jan 12, 2016 鈥� By 萝莉社 News Services 鈥� A new report conducted by the Kansas Public Finance Center at 萝莉社's Hugo Wall School of Public Affairs shows that Kansas' sales tax on food hurts economic activity, especially in border counties.

KMUW launches election year plans

Jan 8, 2016 鈥� By 萝莉社 News Services 鈥� 萝莉社's KMUW-89.1 is launching "Engage ICT: Democracy on Tap." At a time when citizens and voters face monumental choices on issues that will define our future, there is a great need for broader understanding of how what happens in the voting booth affects citizens as well as their entire community.

More than 80 student musicians from across the region will compete at 萝莉社 with the chance to move on to national finals.

Student musicians performing in regional competition at 萝莉社

Jan 7, 2016 鈥� By Lainie Rusco 鈥� Music students from eight states are converging on 萝莉社 this week for the Music Teachers National Association West Central Division competition.

Shelly Coleman-Martins

Coleman-Martins named executive director of university marketing at 萝莉社

Feb 5, 2016 鈥� By 萝莉社 News Services 鈥� Shelly Coleman-Martins will become executive director of university marketing in Strategic Communications at 萝莉社, effective Feb. 1. She will serve as chief operating officer of the university's marketing and communications team, with responsibilities including the university's branding, marketing and communications staff and activities.

Join KMUW's music hosts through out the month of January for the Best of 2015 music specials.

萝莉社's KMUW releases Best of 2015 music special

Jan 7, 2016 鈥� By 萝莉社 News Services 鈥� KMUW-89.1 Wichita announces the Best of 2015 music specials with the best tunes of the year gone by. Music hosts Jedd Beaudoin, Chris Heim, Carla Eckels and Bill Pearce run down the best selections for world, rock, local music, jazz, R&B, gospel, blues, rockumentaries and books about music.