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Partners' cell phone business off to solid start
It's been a whirlwind nine months for three best friends who went into business together selling cell phones.
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'10 Minute Solution' DVDs are fast-paced
Laurette Jennings teaches fitness at the Derby Recreation Center and at Wichita State University, so she's no stranger to workouts.
WSU's College of Engineering takes strides to attract female students
When classes begin at Wichita State University next week, the school's College of Engineering will make history.
WSU grading system has pluses, minuses
What's the difference between a B and a B-plus? Wichita State University students will find out next fall, when a controversial new plus/minus grading policy goes into effect.
Housing sales are down in the Wichita area this year, but there aren't many homes available for sale.
Is housing near the bottom of the cycle?: Home economics, The Economist : The American housing market has deteriorated so sharply in the past two years that it is easy to fall prey to profound pessimism.
Jackie Williams, who spent most of his career as a prosecutor in federal courts, has been named city attorney of Topeka.
Former U.S. Attorney to Head Topeka Legal Department
Topeka City Manager Norton Bonaparte announced Friday that he has chosen a former United States Attorney for Kansas, Jackie Williams, to manage and lead the City of Topeka's Legal Department and all of its ...
WSU Foundation receives $440K gift
The Wichita State University Foundation has received a gift of $440,000 from the former owner of Quiring Monument Co.
WSU awards 2008-09 McGowan scholarship
Stephen Mariga, a Wichita State University graduate student, has been awarded the 2008-09 William G. McGowan Scholarship.
UCO School of Music names new director
The University of Central Oklahoma recently named Dr. Keith White as the new director of the School of Music.
Family's $120K grant provides funding for pilot research on aging at WSU
Three Wichita State University researchers were given the opportunity to further their research on aging through a grant awarded earlier this year.
Wichita State University graduated more than 1,400 students this spring. Those from Marion County included Rebecca Hill, Goessel.
Drafting technology spurs youth movement in architecture firms
With computers taking over architecture and engineering, young designers experienced with technology are gaining a foothold and getting more recognition as valued employees, experts say.
WSU rolls out emergency alert plan
WSU emergency alerts will be sent out via text message and email under a new system.
TechniGraphics Sponsors Dassault Systemes Product Day at Wichita State University
TechniGraphics is holding a half-day event on August 19 at Wichita State University focused on the Dassault Systemes suite of products.
Shift in rental market pleases landlords
Demand is rising as rental home and apartment vacancies fall across the Wichita area.
Economists: Housing Declines to Remain Small
A team of economists who created a variety of forecasting models concludes that predictions of further large housing price declines are greatly overblown.
County's suicide rate is on the rise
More than six years after Tim McClard took his life, his parents still consider it a mystery.
Could Wind Farms Cause Climate Change?
Windmills have dotted the Kansas countryside for well over a century. But now a bigger, more powerful breed is sprouting up.