BY LAURYN BECKERPHOTOS COURTESY MADDY OTTER As a college student, there are constant opportunities handed to students through clubs and organizations. One club on campus…
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BY RAEGAN NEUFELD Seasonal affective disorder, also called seasonal depression, most commonly occurs during the fall and winter months. According to the Mayo Clinic, symptoms…
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BY ALEX JUAREZ Last Tuesday evening, the Fort Hays Honor Society hosted a Mental Health Panel – a part of Disability Awareness Week. The panel…
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BY JESSALYN KIRCHHOFF The FHSU History Department, Forsyth Library and Hays Public Library have come together to sponsor an array of Holocaust Remembrance events throughout…
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BY GRANT ROWLEY The Lego Robotics Competition hosted by the FHSU Maker Space is a competition for middle school students in grades 5-8 and will…
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BY LAURYN BECKERPHOTOS COURTESY TRAEJON DAVIS When it came to sophomore Traejon Davis choosing which school to continue his basketball career at, Fort Hays was…
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BY ALICIA FEYERHERM The first session of the First Responders Art Collaboration Training will be March 30 from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m in the…
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BY JESSALYN KIRCHHOFF Every year, the Fort Hays Honor Society plans and puts on Disabilities Awareness Week (DAW) during the last week of March. This…
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BY KATI RIVERA The month of March is Women’s History Month and March 8th was International Women’s Day. In order to bring awareness to this…
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BY RAEGAN NEUFELD Founded nationally by Eunice Kennedy Shriver in 1968, the Special Olympics has the mission of providing “Olympic-type sports for children and adults…
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