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Fairmount sprang up in the late 1890s, with close ties to its college neighbor, now known as Wichita State University. Over a series of transitions, which included Fairmount becoming a largely Black neighborhood, their relationship changed. Now developers who hope to serve a growing student body are remaking Fairmount’s northern edge with high-end student apartments.
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After winning a conference championship during his first season, Brown's teams were 32-28 over the last two seasons.
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Fairmount Congregational Church was one of the first churches to regularly send out a religious message through radio broadcast. It was also one of the first churches in the nation to serve as a polling location.
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John Kirk says he's taking steps to deal with past trauma that led to mental health struggles.
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Brick homes and duplexes built just decades ago along 17th Street are being replaced by sleek gray and yellow luxury student apartment buildings.
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Woolsey Hall opened on Monday as students returned to class for the fall semester.
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“Explore Wichita State” is directed by the Wichita State University Placemaking Initiative. Host Carla Eckels of KMUW narrates and brings you the voices and stories that illuminate the tour.
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Boatright signed a contract extension with the university in October 2020.
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Wichita State’s former athletic director, Darron Boatright, was fired by the university earlier this month.
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Wichita State is replacing former athletic director Darron Boatright, who was fired earlier in the week.