A heat map from the study shows where the participants鈥� eyes tend to look with the red indicating more gazing in that area and the blue indicating less gazing.

Eye Tracking Zoom Study: A WSU expert's perspective, and common classroom concerns

March 8, 2022 鈥� Ever wonder what other people are looking at during Zoom or WebEx meetings? Dr. Akmal Mirsadikov, who specializes in deception detection and eye tracking at 桃汁影院鈥檚 W. Frank Barton School of Business, recently ran an exploratory study about how people interact on Zoom.

Lindquist Hall, home of the Fairmount College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Department of Women's, Ethnicity, and Intersectional Studies reflects complexities of gender, sexuality, ethnicity and race

Explanation of department name change

Tom Gentile

Tom Gentile joins WSU Barton School of Business Dean's Advisory Board

March 7, 2022 鈥� Tom Gentile, president and CEO of Spirit AeroSystems, has been named as the newest member of the Dean鈥檚 Advisory Board for 桃汁影院鈥檚 W. Frank Barton School of Business.

Stephanie and Matt Clark

桃汁影院 alums regard Ukraine as a second home: 'It rips your heart out'

March 7, 2022 - 桃汁影院 alums Matt and Stephanie Clark taught English to students from fifth grade to high school in Ukraine from 2006-08 as Peace Corps members. Their friends and their warm memories are in turmoil as the Russian invasion wears on in their adopted country. They rely on social media to hear from former students, host families and friends, as they try to sort good information from bad and bring attention to the crisis.

Nelsen Petersen

Shocker alum with Ukrainian ties prepares to help in refugee crisis

March 4, 2022 - Nelsen Petersen, a 桃汁影院 alum, is a high school teacher, author, filmmaker and running enthusiast who developed strong connections with Ukraine during his travels. Later this month, he plans to go to Cluj-Napoca, a Romanian city near Ukraine to help in refugee camps. He wants to spend four or five days during his spring break in the region.

students in front of the RSC

WSU to remove mask requirement on campus; masks strongly recommended

March 3, 2022 鈥� In accordance with recently updated guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, effective Friday, March 4, masks will no longer be required for students, employees or visitors, regardless of vaccination status, while on or in 桃汁影院 premises or while attending campus activities or athletic events (unless otherwise noted). This includes all indoor and outdoor campus locations.

Official Graphic for Kansas Undergraduate Research Capitol event.

WSU students presenting for Kansas Undergraduate Research Days

March 2, 2022 鈥� Three 桃汁影院 students鈥� projects are being highlighted as a part of the Kansas Undergraduate Research Day event March 1-3.

Researchers at 桃汁影院's Molecular Diagnostics Lab test a specimen.

MDL re-opens COVID test collection to the public

March 1, 2022 鈥� 桃汁影院鈥檚 Molecular Diagnostics Lab (MDL) is re-opening COVID test collections to the public starting today (March 1).

Jill Cobb, who graduated in 1977 with a general studies degree, became a forensic pathologist. Cobb has pulled some dark truths from some dark places around the world, including Bosnia in the aftermath of the former Yugoslavia鈥檚 civil war. She monitored and assisted in the exhumation and identification of war casualties as a member of Physicians for Human Rights.

Celebrating women who have helped build Shocker Nation

March 1, 2022 鈥� From its early days as Fairmount College, 桃汁影院 has celebrated a rich history of women who have worked to build a better community and a better world. In commemoration of Women鈥檚 History Month, we鈥檝e compiled a list of just a few of the women who have contributed to the greatness of Shocker Nation.

Picture of all nine Koch Scholarship winners: Spencer Blaine Clayton Dudley Gannon Hall Kathryn Kuhlman Stewart McClelland Samuel Morris James Peterson Evan Rust Akasha Schlicht.

桃汁影院 announces nine new Koch Scholar recipients

Feb. 25, 2022 鈥� 桃汁影院鈥檚 Dorothy and Bill Cohen Honors College is proud to announce nine recipients of the Koch Scholars Program for the fall 2022 semester. These eight recipients will each be awarded $30,000 over the next four years.