Corn residue helps reduce cattle feeding costs 

By Jared Brockman  Special to TMN Feed is expensive: Grazing cows on corn stalks helps the rancher and the farmer. Ranchers need a place to…

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Kansas Universities Propose Tuition Increase

BY JADEN MOUNT The cost of obtaining a four year college degree will continue to grow for the next academic year. On May 20, the…

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More than half of U.S. households have ditched landline phones

By Tracey Lien Los Angeles Times The landline telephone — curly corded, cord-free, rotary or with chunky plastic buttons — used to be a fixture…

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FHSU faculty members present about student learning at national conference

By FHSU University Relations Three Fort Hays State University faculty members recently presented at the National Social Science Association convention in Las Vegas. Dr. Pelgy…

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Breaking News: Another Vehicle Damaged by Thrown Object

Video by Haley White Tiger Media Network (Courtesy photos) A Hays teenager was the latest victim of criminal damage to a vehicle while she was…

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Burnett Receives 2018 MIAA SAAC Mentor of the Year Award

By FHSU Sports Information Courtesy photo KANSAS CITY, Mo. – On Monday, Fort Hays State University’s Dr. Jeff Burnett received the 2018 MIAA SAAC (Student-Athlete…

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‘Let Your Voice Be Heard’ project earns Simpson Voth, Reimer, national presentation

By FHSU University Relations Karrie Simpson Voth, chair of Fort Hays State University’s Department of Art and Design, and Libby Reimer, art and design graduate…

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