Mia Hennen is a journalist for The Sunflower, a local news publication in Wichita, Kansas. With a focus on local sports and student life, Mia covers stories that highlight the achievements, challenges, and experiences of individuals within the Wichita State University community.
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Wichita, Kansas, United States (Local)
Mia Hennen's coverage reflects a local focus on Wichita, Kansas, with an emphasis on sports events and university-related news. She frequently covers announcements and events related to student life, sports teams, and community activities.
Pitching stories that align with her coverage attributes would involve highlighting local community involvement in university initiatives or sporting events. Topics such as education policy changes at the local level or interviews with key figures within the Wichita State University administration could be relevant.
Given Mia's focus on government & politics alongside event coverage of student organizations funding and leadership transitions, she may also be interested in pitches related to local political developments like mayoral elections or community relations initiatives within Wichita or Kansas.
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By: Melanie Rivera-Cortez, Mia Hennen
Redshirt junior guard Colby Rogers prepares to make a layup while facing off against Rice University. Rogers broke Wichita State’s record for most 3-pointers in a single season with 94 3-pointers, three more than the previous record.
By: Jacob Unruh, Mia Hennen
Luke Luttrell, Justin Neel and David Hopkins sit and discuss finances for their restaurant Social Tap on a Wednesday afternoon. The alumni all attended Wichita State.
Wichita artist Armando Minjarez and Nathalia Gallego, or GLeo, discuss collaborating on art projects together. GLeo is well-known for her work as a street artist; in 2018, she designed the mural on the Beachner Grain elevator in north Wichita, which set a Guinness World Record.
Wichita Police Department vehicles near Fairmount Park on April 18, following a shooting around 7 a.m. that morning.
Wichita Police Department vehicles near Fairmount Park on April 18, following the death of a man that morning.
By: Mia Hennen
With less than 15 full-time employees, a quarter of the staff at the Ulrich Museum of Art is made up of Wichita State student interns. To alleviate the difficulties that come with a small staff, Ulrich annually hires Wichita State students as interns. Currently, four students assist Ulrich through various part-time roles, working behind the...
By: Mia Hennen
WICHITA — Mike McCorkle relies heavily on three key issues in his run to knock incumbent House Speaker Daniel Hawkins out of office: protecting women’s reproductive rights, expanding Medicaid and — especially — how McCorkle thinks Hawkins has failed to listen to his constituents. McCorkle, a Democrat running for a seat in the Kansas House’s […]
By: Loren Amelunke, Mia Hennen
Trey Freund, a Wichita State student and local drag queen, fixes his makeup during the intermission.
By: Mia Hennen
Mike McCorkle and more than 60 attendees crowd together for a group photo at the end of McCorkle's May 4, 2024, campaign fundraiser event in downtown Wichita.
By: Mia Hennen
It took Auryona Webb some time to figure out she wanted to — or even could — be an actor. She began her journey into performing and digital arts in high school, starting in a choir before being asked to help the theater department in her junior and senior years. This switch “hooked” Webb.
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