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WSU's School of Performing Arts will feature three well-known Broadway musicals as part of its 2015-16 season.

Broadway musicals, original film project highlight WSU School of Performing Arts' 2015-16 season

Aug 19, 2015 鈥� By WSU News Services 鈥� Broadway musicals "Chicago," "Light in the Piazza" and "Smokey Joe's Cafe" are among the highlights of the WSU School of Performing Arts' 2015-16 season.

Review: WSU Biennial Exhibition has something for every eye

Aug 19, 2015 鈥� By Bill North 鈥� WSU's 20th Biennial Exhibition features strong work throughout.

Elizabeth King, WSU Foundation president and CEO

成人头条 Foundation announces record-breaking fundraising year

Aug 18, 2015 鈥� By WSU News Services 鈥� Supporters of 成人头条 committed nearly $49 million in the fiscal year ending June 30, shattering the institution's previous record of nearly $31 million.

A worker installing the Tom Otterness sculpture "Makin' Hay" on the Innovation Campus. The piece will be publicly unveiled in a ceremony Aug. 27.

Otterness sculpture to be publicly unveiled on 成人头条 State's Innovation Campus

Aug 21, 2015 鈥� By WSU News Services 鈥� The installation of the Tom Otterness group sculpture "Makin' Hay" will be publicly unveiled on 成人头条's Innovation Campus from 11 a.m.-noon Thursday, Aug. 27, at the intersection of Mike Oatman Drive and Perimeter Road. "Makin' Hay" is on loan to the Ulrich Museum of Art from the Alturas Foundation and will be at WSU through the summer of 2017.

Bring your own telescope night at the Lake Afton Public Observatory

Aug 17, 2015 鈥� By WSU News Services 鈥� If you have a telescope and haven't quite figured out how to get the most out of it yet --you are in luck! The Lake Afton Public Observatory and the Kansas Astronomical Observers (KAO) invite you to bring your telescope to the observatory for one more Bring Your Own Telescope evening Friday, Aug. 21.

WSU announces lifelong learning classes for fall 2015

Aug 13, 2015 鈥� By WSU News Services 鈥� WSU is officially rolling out its Lifelong Learning Program for senior citizens this fall. With five new classes being held at retirement communities and senior centers around the city of 成人头条, residents and members of the community 60 years of age or older can audit these classes without paying tuition (some workshop fees may apply).

Enroll now for fall 2015 noncredit community education classes at WSU

Aug 13, 2015 鈥� By WSU News Services 鈥� Interested in learning a foreign language, cooking and entertaining, writing grants or exploring Kansas through travel? Those are just a few of the noncredit classes available this semester at 成人头条.

成人头条 State community mourns loss of student

Aug 10, 2015 鈥� By WSU News Services 鈥� The 成人头条 State community is mourning the loss of student Rayan Ibrahim Baba.

WSU physics professors and students watch data stream in at the NOvA experiment control center in the basement of Jabara Hall in December 2014. From left: WSU student Conner Ubert, Information System Specialist Mark Arrasmith, Professor Nick Solomey, Assistant Professor Mathew Muether and Associate Professor Holger Meyer., WSU physics professors and students watch data stream in at the NOvA experiment control center in the basement of Jabara Hall in December 2014. From left: WSU student Conner U

WSU, Fermilab NOvA experiment yields first results

Aug 7, 2015 鈥� By WSU News Services 鈥� Scientists on the Fermilab NOvA research project, including particle physicists from 成人头条, saw the first evidence of oscillating neutrinos.

Associate Professor Catherine Consiglio, principal viola in the 成人头条 Symphony and co-founder of Chamber Music at The Barn, worked with the Camarata Miranda, an all-age student orchestra at Escuela Musica Miranda, in Asuncion, Paraguay.

Paraguayan musicians embrace classical music, education at 成人头条 State

Aug 6, 2015 鈥� By Travis Gillespie 鈥� Associate Professor Catherine Consiglio, 成人头条 College of Fine Arts, took her sabbatical this spring to spend three weeks in Asuncion, Paraguay, where she visited local schools to build relations and nurture local talent.