The Kansas Board of Regents reports fall enrollment grew slightly at all six state universities, led by an increase of 453 students, or 3.11 percent, at Wichita State University.

Fort Hays State saw its enrollment climb by 384 students, Kansas State University had a bump of 185 students and the University of Kansas added 177 students.

Official enrollment numbers represent enrollment at each school as of the 20th day of class during the fall semester.

Washburn University, a municipal university in Topeka, saw its enrollment decline by 196 students, or a 2.41 percent drop.