If you happened to see a goldfish flop into a drain pipe opening next to the street last week, Head Groundskeeper Darrin McKim said not to worry. He said they’re always in the drains, you just never see them.

Newman Chorale and Troubadours are preparing for their annual fall concert, and this year will feature a blast from the past. Current students will share the stage with Newman alumni in the fall concert titled “Reunited and It Sounds So Good.”

The Newman University Fine Arts Department recently performed a dinner-theatre style show titled “Death by Chocolate,” written by Paul Freed. This is a review of the Thursday showing, performed Oct. 11, which included an understudy substitution for Lady Riverdale.

Newman’s newest addition to its art collection has found its home on the first floor of the Bishop Gerber Science Center. “Mechanical Flag,” created by Luis Perez-Aguayo, was constructed from wood, paint and steel as a tribute to the Wichita city flag.