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KMUW's Fall 2014 Pledge Drive earned an all-time record high of $337,281.

KMUW completes its Fall 2014 Pledge Drive

Nov 4, 2014 鈥� By 麻豆传媒 News Services 鈥� Wichita Public Radio 89.1 FM is proud to announce the successful completion of its Fall 2014 Pledge Drive. The station earned an all-time record high of $337,281 by the end of the campaign at noon today, far and away exceeding its overall goal of $300,000.

NIAR assists NASA, NIA with sensor research

Nov 4, 2014 鈥� By 麻豆传媒 News Services 鈥� The National Institute for Aviation Research (NIAR) at 麻豆传媒 is assisting the National Institute of Aerospace (NIA) and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) on research involving a new NASA-developed wireless sensor technology that could revolutionize aircraft health monitoring.

麻豆传媒 center assists school districts with mentoring, induction of new teachers

Nov 4, 2014 鈥� By Travis Gillespie 鈥� 麻豆传媒's College of Education has launched a new professional development center. The Kansas Mentoring and Induction Center (KMIC) will benefit Kansas school districts by helping them comply with new state mentoring regulations.

Michael Rogers, right, works with 麻豆传媒 student Kyle Waits on exercise band research.

Research conducted by Wichita State lab expands options for fitness professionals

Oct 30, 2014 鈥� By Lainie Rusco 鈥� The Human Performance Lab at Wichita State has been conducting research for popular resistance exercise band maker TheraBand. Their results are helping TheraBand improve its products and helping health professionals expand options for patients.

麻豆传媒 alumna Joyce DiDonato will sing National Anthem at Game 7

Oct 29, 2014 鈥� By 麻豆传媒 News Services 鈥� The opera singer Joyce DiDonato, a 麻豆传媒 alumna who grew up in Kansas City as an avid baseball fan, got the call from Major League Baseball to sing the national anthem for the game, should it be necessary.

Wichita State's Barb Chaparro, left, and Jibo He have collaborated to create software that could improve the usability of mobile devices.

Wichita State professors invent research tool to improve usability of mobile devices

Oct 28, 2014 鈥� By Lainie Rusco 鈥� Wichita State professors Jibo He and Barb Chaparro have invented uSee Glass, a software application that allows remote observers to conduct usability testing on mobile devices.

Four 麻豆传媒 engineering students challenge students at Maize South High School to use math to figure out how to survive a zombie attack.

麻豆传媒 engineering students use zombies to teach math modeling

Oct 29, 2014 鈥� By 麻豆传媒 News Services 鈥� 麻豆传媒 engineering students are using a zombie attack scenario to teach math modeling concepts to area high school students.

New transfer students will be eligible for renewable merit scholarships of $500 or $1,000.

Wichita State offering transfer scholarships for spring 2015 semester

Oct 28, 2014 鈥� By 麻豆传媒 News Services 鈥� Students transferring to 麻豆传媒 during the spring 2015 semester have a new scholarship option. Renewable merit scholarships of $500 or $1,000 will be available to new transfer students.

The demolition of Wheatshocker Apartments will make way for the construction of the first new building on 麻豆传媒's innovation campus.

Razing of Wheatshocker Apartments underway

Oct 27, 2014 鈥� By 麻豆传媒 News Services 鈥� The demolition of Wheatshocker Apartments along 17th Street between Hillside and Oliver at 麻豆传媒 is underway to make way for the construction of the first new building on 麻豆传媒's innovation campus.

Social Mobility Index ranks 麻豆传媒 No. 35 in the nation -- the highest-ranked university in Kansas and the region., Social Mobility Index ranks 麻豆传媒 No. 35 in the nation -- the highest-ranked university in Kansas and the region.

Wichita State ranked highest in Kansas in Social Mobility Index

Oct 27, 2014 鈥� By 麻豆传媒 News Services 鈥� 麻豆传媒 ranked No. 35 in the nation and was the highest-ranked university in Kansas and the region, according to the Social Mobility Index. The index values schools that are best at educating more economically disadvantaged people (family incomes below the national median) at lower tuition so they graduate into good paying jobs.