Allison Campbell is a journalist for The Sunflower, focusing on local news in Wichita, Kansas. With a passion for covering student affairs and community events, Allison's articles shed light on important issues and events happening on and around the Wichita State University campus.
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By: Allison Campbell
James “Jim” Rhatigan made a daily habit of writing “thank you” notes to people throughout his career. Christine Schneikart-Luebbe, the former associate vice president of Student Affairs at Wichita State, said it was just one of many ways her former boss would connect with students, faculty and staff. She recalled an instance where Rhatigan gave...
By: Allison Campbell
Police support captain Kyle Garwood was working a graveyard shift with another campus cop two decades ago when the pair received a call. Two girls reported that screams could be heard coming from Henrion Hall. Upon arrival, Garwood and his partner heard the voice for themselves — a female, likely in her late teens or...
Men’s basketball’s Justin Hill is like most students his age. The new addition to the Shocker men’s basketball team enjoys playing video games like “Call of Duty” and “UFC” with his friends and creating tracks with autotune. But, unlike most, he’s been surrounded by collegiate and professional basketball since birth — and he doesn’t plan...
Esau Freeman, a U.S. House of Representatives candidate for Kansas, speaks to attendees at the Wichita State Young Democrats watch party on election night. Freeman lost his race to incumbent Ron Estes, according to unofficial results.
By: Ainsley Smyth, Allison Campbell
The Student Senate votes on a bill during the Nov. 7 meeting. The Senate decided on several bills.
Jocelyn Mallonee, a piccolo flute player, holds up a sign after Wichita State’s men’s basketball team scored a 3-pointer. Mallonee is a member of the Shocker Sound Machine and has been performing at WSU home basketball games since 2021.
By: Allison Campbell
Wichita State University has confirmed that an individual arrested earlier this week for rape is an enrolled student and a graduate assistant at the university.
By: Mungarevaani Said
Attendees of Afro Karibbean Night cheer and record videos as students strut down the center of Beggs Ballroom during the event’s fashion show. More than a dozen models showcased traditional African and Caribbean wear, as well as designs by Afro-centric designer Kapinga Victoria Tshianyi. ( Allison Campbell )
By: Allison Campbell, Ainsley Smyth, Zachary Ruth
Aaron Mitchell, senior vice president for finance, administration, and operations, introduces himself to the WSU Staff Senate. Mitchell was previously the associate vice president for financial services at Montana State University.
By: Owen Prothro, Allison Campbell
Members of the Wichita State Women’s Volleyball team embrace after winning their second consecutive set in their Friday, Nov. 22. The Shockers beat the University of Tulsa in a 3-0 sweep.
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