BY CORIE LYNN Growth has been FHSU’s mindset over the last few years. The campus has grown as new buildings spring up. The student population…
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FHSU Art faculty displays work at Moss-Thorns Gallery
VIEDO BY LAUREN HUYNH PHOTOS BY TEARNEY MCGIVNEY
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Midterms bring about mixed reactions among students
BY HAOMIAO LU By mid-October, the average person might be thinking, “Who is ready for Halloween?” But for college students, many have to go through…
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Hays High Homecoming Lookback: Indians win big game, Royalty crowned, parade festivities occur
STORY BY CAYDEN SANDERS PHOTOS BY CAYDEN SANDERS AND JAYCEE DALE Hays High entered the week with the magical feel of “There’s no place like…
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Local pumpkin patches: what patrons can expect the rest of the fall season
BY LAURYN BECKER PHOTOS BY HAOMIAO LU A fall favorite amongst most is going to the pumpkin patch to pick out a pumpkin to carve…
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American Democracy Project hold Donuts For Democracy
VIDEO BY LIZ STOECK PHOTOS BY LAUREN HUYNH
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Sternberg Museum: Bringing old bones back to life through National Fossil Day
STORY AND PHOTOS BY LAURYN BECKER Throughout Earth Science week this past week, another major science day occurred on Wednesday – National Fossil Day. Along…
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Student Senators hear from VP for Student Affairs and hear SafeRide update
BY CORIE LYNN Thursday, the Student Government Association’s attention was on its guest speakers. Sally Dinkel, a graduate assistant from FHSU’s Academic Advising and Career…
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What It Takes To Be A Tiger: How a Little Faith Goes a Long Way
BY LAURYN BECKER Photos Courtesy Faith Little For communication studies major, Faith Little, reaching out to others in a kind and genuine way has always…
View More What It Takes To Be A Tiger: How a Little Faith Goes a Long Way‘Invertebrate Discoveries’ with Kansas Wetlands Education Center
By UNIVESITY RELATIONS Come visit the Kansas Wetlands Education Center at Cheyenne Bottoms for an afternoon of invertebrate discoveries on Friday, Oct. 22, from 1…
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