Kansas Landmarks
This museum is located on the Wichita State University campus. This small 500 square-foot brick building is the first location of this famous food chain.
Pizza Hut (The Original Pizza Hut Museum)
The year when the U.S Declaration of Independence was signed.
1776
This St. Louis businessman bought the now Davis Administration Building and donated it to the Society of Friends (Quakers)
FBI
Federal Bureau of Investigation
This funny professor teaches Sociology and Criminology here and can often be found roaming BTB with his wife (who is also a professor here)!
Dr. Tor Wynn
This steel statue created by Native American artist Blackbear Bosin stands at 44ft (74ft with its pedestal). Erected near the Mid-America All-Indian Center in Wichita, it stands where the Big and Little Arkansas rivers join.
The Keeper of the Plains
The year of the Apollo 11 flight which landed the first humans on Earth
1969
This is the name of the first President at Friends
Edmund Stanley (accept Stanley)
WWW
World Wide Web
This finance professor received his Juris Doctor at University of Pennsylvania Law School and can often be found teaching classes like Microeconomics!
Michael Ceramella
A collection of schools make up this national historical park which was established to commemorate the decision of this landmark Supreme Court decision which ended racial segregation in public schools.
Brown v. Board of Education (BOE) National Historical Park
The year when the Davis building was constructed.
1886
The remnants of this can still be found on the 4th floor of Davis. It closed in 1995 due to structural concerns and a $10 million dollar renovation of the building.
Fellow-Reeve Museum (accept Museum)
CD
Compact Disk
This associate professor earned his Ph.D. from Iowa State University. He is a professor in Biology and is the Program Director for Human Biology & Health Sciences. You can often find him researching the effects of certain drugs on fruit flies!
Dr. Prince Agbedanu
This is the name of the 22ft tall Native American warrior sculpture which was added to the top of the Kansas State Capitol dome in 1988. Its name is a Latin shortening of the state motto: Ad Astra per Aspera
Ad Astra
The year the Berlin Wall fell.
1989
This year was when Garfield University (predecessor to Friends) opened its doors
1887
USB
Universal Serial Bus
She's the Director of the Center for Enterprise and Community Engagement (CECE) and the Assistant Professor of Leadership! She's often found helping CECE students with their community projects.
Rachel Steiner
This hill is recognizable by its castle-like structure at the peak. The site is believed to be where Spanish explorer Francisco Vasquez de Coronado paused his expedition in 1541 on his search for the seven cities of gold.
Coronado Heights
1492
This was the former name for the Davis Administration Building
University Hall
ESPN
Entertainment and Sports Programming Network
Miguel Santana Morales