STORY BY DANIEL SAENZ To celebrate the 70th anniversary of the United Nations Charter coming into place, the American Democracy Project organized a speech by…
View More FHSU Professor Addresses UN Sustainability Initiatives and their application to campusSTORY BY LUIS VALENCIA Being an incoming freshman in college can be super scary. Having to adjust to a new life in a new city…
View More Dorm Life 101: How To Survive Your Freshman year in the residence hallsOctober 26 1774 The First Continental Congress adjourned in Philadelphia. 1825 The Erie Canal, connecting Lake Erie to the Hudson River, opened. 1881 Wyatt Earp,…
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STORY BY CORIE LYNN Whether it is an Agatha Christie novel or a Sherlock Holmes story, many people find mysteries irresistible. For the FHSU Criminal…
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STORY BY MAKENNA ALLEN It’s t-minus two weeks until both the Fort Hays State University men’s and women’s basketball seasons kick off. Though the women’s…
View More Tiger MBB and WBB rely on experience and leadership as 2018-19 season draws nearOctober 25 1400 Geoffrey Chaucer died in London. 1415 The Battle of Agincourt between England and France during the Hundred Years War took place. 1760…
View More This Day In History — Birthday of Pablo PicassoOctober 24 1648 The treaties for the Peace of Westphalia were signed, ending the Thirty Years War, ultimately destroying the Holy Roman Empire, and ushering…
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STORY BY CORIE LYNN Last week, the Student Government Association held their weekly meeting on October 19. The meeting began with Edie McCracken attending the…
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PHOTOS BY ALLISON SCHWEIZER The FHSU Volleyball team played Washburn University on Friday, October 19th. The Tigers fell to the Ichabods 0-3. The Tigers also…
View More PHOTOS: FHSU Volleyball has tough weekendOctober 21 1797 The navy frigate U.S. Constitution, known as “Old Ironsides,” was launched in Boston Harbor. 1805 Admiral Horatio Nelson died in the Battle…
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