Board of Education discusses employee compensation

BY ALICIA FEYERHERM USD 489 Board of Education met Monday and reviewed the collective bargaining agreement for the upcoming school year. For certified employees, $1825…

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HPL Weekly Preview: Hawaiian-themed events

BY JESSALYN KIRCHHOFF This week’s Hays Public Library preview proves to be as tropical as it gets for a town located in the middle of…

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Fish Wizards fundraiser informs, entertains

Feature Image: Bill Stark, professor of Biological Sciences at Fort Hays State University, looks at a Slender Madtom caught by participant Kinley.  BY ALICIA FEYERHERM…

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Understanding this spring’s moth invasion

Photo credit BY LAURYN BECKER Have you been violently attacked by moths this year, or seen an abundance of dead moths everywhere? Are you constantly…

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The Birds are Back: Mississippi Kites return to campus

BY LAURYN BECKER Photo Courtesy With the commotion caused last year on campus by the infamous Mississippi Kites, it should come as no surprise that…

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Chat GPT creates discussion for educational professionals

BY ALICIA FEYERHERM Chat GPT, a new AI technology that creates responses to user prompts, has caused a stir in the educational community.  Before the…

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The “Women’s Bill of Rights” and its consequences for Trans Kansans

BY ELLINOR COUCHMAN On April 27, the Kansas House of Representatives voted to override Gov. Laura Kelly’s veto on SB180 – the “Women’s Bill of…

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