BY CORIE LYNN After spending the semester meeting via Zoom, the FHSU Student Government Association hosted its first in-person meeting Thursday. The evening was spent…
View More SGA meets in person, discusses student services and reported hate crime response
BY ANNISTON WEBER The Fort Hays State University Police are investigating a potential hate crime that occurred on campus Tuesday afternoon. Kassandra Razo, a friend…
View More Potential hate crime on campus prompts university police investigation
BY AUSTIN RUFF As Election Day draws near, ad campaigns are ramping up and candidates are making final rounds throughout the state and in Ellis…
View More 2020 Ellis County Voter Guide
BY DEREK MESA Across the U.S. and Canada, multiple groups gathered on October 4th to hold the National Life Chain, protesting against abortion. Their aim…
View More Pro-Life Chain Protest Held on Sunday
BY CORIE LYNN This semester, FHSU’s Student Government Association has hosted faculty guest speakers from campus as a way to answer student questions. During their…
View More SGA continues to host faculty speakers to keep students informed
BY JUSTIN SABATA As reported by the Ellis County Health Department on Monday afternoon, there were 182 active cases of COVID-19 being monitored by the…
View More COVID-19 still prevalent in Ellis County, 997 positive tests since pandemic began
BY CJ GIBSON While half a dozen students did attend the Virtual Open Mic Night hosted by Student Engagement last week, the promise of a…
View More Hosts take the stage at Virtual Open Mic Night, more events on the horizon
BY John Carter JR The 1984 Classic The Karate Kid recently turned 36 years old and with the release of its sequel series Cobra Kai…
View More Retro Review: The Karate Kid and Found Fatherhood
BY CORIE LYNN Sandwiched between the Soda Shoppe restaurant and Northwestern Office Suppliers in downtown Hays is a storefront labeled Em ‘n Me Antiques. Though…
View More Local antique dealers retire after 50 years in the business
BY AUSTIN RUFF Hays High students returned to class last month, signaling a transition to normalcy, while also igniting COVID-19-related fears for the safety of…
View More Hays High makes changes due to COVID-19