BY CJ GIBSON Sidney Sullivan, a political science major, gave a presentation alongside Dr. Wendy Rohleder-Sook about the disproportionate effects of the pandemic on working…
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BY ANNISTON WEBER Options Domestic and Sexual Violence Services and Jana’s Campaign are hosting a survivor art installation in the Center for Applied Technology building…
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BY JOHN CARTER JR The streaming wars’ first hurdle was the unexpected coronavirus epidemic and while all platforms had setbacks, they have bounced back with…
View More Streaming Wars: A new foe has appeared! Paramount hits the scene
BY CJ GIBSON Driving down Vine St in Hays, anyone can see that Hays has a variety of places to eat. But for those opting…
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Image courtesy FHSU Student Government Association Facebook page BY CORIE LYNN For the first time in four years, FHSU’s Student Government Association will have two…
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BY ANNISTON WEBER The Hays Community Theatre has kicked off auditions for the production “Little Shop of Horrors.” Artistic director, Jenni Rajewski, said this musical…
View More Hays Community Theatre auditions for “Little Shop of Horrors” ongoing
BY RICARDO LUJAN Action movies are plentiful in the film industry. Some might even say they are the definition of a Hollywood blockbuster. For this…
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BY CORIE LYNN Daniel Saenz graduated from Fort Hays State University in 2019 with his Bachelor’s degree in political science. As a student at FHSU,…
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BY CORIE LYNN As vaccines against COVID-19 become more widely available, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has issued new guidelines for individuals fully…
View More Campus and community members hope for a return to local events with the help of the COVID-19 vaccine