New Student Body President and Vice President sworn in
BY CORIE LYNN The spring semester is drawing to a close. For students, Zoom meetings are winding down and final projects are coming due as…
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FHSU student employees adjusting to new working environment
BY CORIE LYNN One of the greatest effects of the coronavirus pandemic is the job loss that now runs rampant across the country. Fort Hays…
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Student-athletes get creative with at-home workouts
By HAILEY CHAPMAN How do you stay active amidst a global pandemic? FHSU student-athletes have been taking on TikTok challenges, as well as generating core,…
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Ellis County COVID number still at 8
BY JUSTIN SABATA The Ellis County Health Department issued a press release Tuesday reporting the number of COVID-19 cases in the county. The number of…
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Commission authorizes engineering services for corridor project
By LAUREN ROBBEN At last Thursday’s Hays City Commission meeting, project manager John Braun presented a bid for construction engineering for the North Vine Street…
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Great potential, no control: The eulogy of baseball folk hero Steve Dalkowski
BY BOOMER SABATA A young man with a weapon-of-mass-destruction of a fastball pitched for three separate minor league teams in 1958, the same year Hall-of-Fame…
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KFHS Radio news update
Chandler Kitchen breaks down the news in the region in this week’s KFHS Radio report.
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Falling oil prices: How it affects Kansas
BY GUOWEI (GARY) LI From “water is more expensive than oil” to “spend money on oil,” U.S. oil prices experienced a historic plunge, dropping as…
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Reiter, Homman ready to lead as SGA President and Vice President
BY CORIE LYNN After a week of campaigning, the election for Fort Hays State University’s Student Government Association came to a close Monday afternoon. The…
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Earth Day in an epidemic: What will happen to the Earth when humans slow down?
By Danyang Yuan At the beginning of this year, the Australian bushfire that burned for more than four months was finally extinguished. Nearly 6…
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