By JAYCEE DALE After stealing one in the final seconds at Dodge City, the Hays High School girls’ basketball team fell victim to the same…
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Scholarly Creative Activity Days return to Fort Hays
By JAMEY CHANEY INF 240 Get your creative and research submissions ready, the 17th annual John Heinrichs Scholarly Creative Activity Days returns to Fort Hays…
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What It Takes to be a Tiger: Impacting the next generation of Tigers through education
BY LAURYN BECKERPHOTOS COURTESY DANZEL MAJOR Whether he’s in the KFHS radio booth or leading a Black Student Union meeting, there’s one thing that remains…
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Peer counseling program aims to give listening ear to students in need
BY ALICIA FEYERHERM FHSU Health and Wellness Services launched a peer counseling service at the beginning of February. “Our main goal for the peer counseling…
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Spring 2022 Hispanic Film Festival series underway
BY JOHN CARTER JR Last week on Valentine’s Day, Chita Espino Bravo and the Fort Hays Modern Languages Department launched the 2022 Spring Hispanic film…
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Faulkner Challenge offers continued entrepreneurial opportunities at FHSU
BY RAEGAN NEUFELD Created in 2015 through the Fort Hays State Center for Entrepreneurship, the Faulkner Challenge is an annual competition intended to inspire entrepreneurship…
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On-campus jobs provide opportunity, convenience for FHSU students
BY REBEKAH REED For many college students, money is a common need at this stage of life. One easy and convenient way to add money…
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Kathy Robb’s MFA Exhibition Journey: An Artist’s Full Metamorphosis
BY KIERNAN McCARTY Representing the parallels between humans and other animal species in her anthropomorphic sculptures, Kathy Robb reveals a personal connection to animals and…
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What It Takes To Be A Tiger: A healthy mind, being involved, and a drive for success
STORY BY LAURYN BECKERPHOTOS COURTESY ANNA DEAL Throughout college and even high school, students are told that being involved is the best way to enjoy…
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SGA meeting hears from Black Student Union, discusses upcoming allocations
FHSU’s Student Government Association met last week in the Peter Werth Black and Gold Room of the Memorial Union. Vice President Ryan Stanley called the…
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