
Clinton is a Marketing Coordinator at Wichita State's Office of Undergraduate Admissions. He loves walking his dog on campus, and jogging on the Redbud Trail just south of Wichita State near 17th Street. He is a native Kansan and loves the Sunflower State (in spite of the weather).

If you’re looking for a fun, free way to experience Wichita and enjoy the nice weather, Open Streets ICT is the place to be. Every spring, 17th Street along Wichita State’s campus transforms into a lively, car‑free festival where thousands of Wichitans walk, bike, skate, explore and celebrate what makes the city special.
Open Streets ICT is a community‑building event that temporarily closes large sections of major streets to vehicle traffic and opens for people instead. It is like a giant outdoor block party stretched across a section of urban road. The goal: promote healthy living, encourage social connection, and create a space where all ages can enjoy the city in a new way.
The event began in 2017 and has grown into a citywide tradition. It now includes multiple events throughout the year, but one of the most unique versions happens right here in the Shocker Neighborhood.

Each spring, Wichita State hosts Open Streets ICT – WSU & Shocker Neighborhood along 17th Street from Oliver to Volutsia. For a few hours, this stretch becomes a vibrant, walkable hub filled with activities, food, art, vendors and community partners.
In previous years upwards of 8,000–10,000 people came out to explore the route, which includes:
Open Streets ICT showcases the energy of the Shocker Neighborhood and the city as a whole. It’s a free event that not only promotes healthy living but also connects Wichita’s vibrant community.