Wichita getting more of ‘college town’ feel as local businesses benefit from start of school - KWCH
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(KWCH) - While thousands of college students attending school in Wichita already call the area home, recent growth is giving the city a little more of a “college town” feel, especially around Wichita State University.
The Kansas Board of Regents last fall showed a headcount of about 16,000 students enrolled at Wichita State.
With more than 20,000 students enrolled at Wichita State and WSU Tech, plus the return of students to four-year colleges Newman University and Friends University, the start of a new school year is a welcome site for local businesses.
Social Tap Drinkery is a restaurant that sits on Wichita State’s campus.
“Summer was as slow as we had initially expected with everyone leaving campus, and we are still a fairly new company,” said Social Tap owner Levi Schwertfeger.
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