By Diane Gasper-O’Brien University Relations and Marketing University campuses are hotbeds for a variety of camps and other youth activities during the summer months. An…
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Oklahoma Primaries Signal Shift in Voter Ideals
BY JADEN MOUNT The following is an independent analysis of the recent elections in Oklahoma. This article does not necessarily reflect the views of Tiger…
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TMNtv Newscast for June 27, 2018
The latest episode from TMNtv Newscast for June 27, 2018, featuring work by FHSU students.
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FHSU Hosts Summer Camp for Students From Shenyang Normal University
VIDEO BY JUNWEN SU Junwen Su documents students visiting from Shenyang Normal University in China as they explore FHSU and Hays. The students were on…
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Kansas Supreme Court Rules on School Funding Laws
BY JADEN MOUNT For the third time in the past two years, the Kansas Supreme Court has ruled that state laws on school funding do…
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BTK Hates Cold Coffee
BY BOOMER SABATA Trigger Warning: This post contains references to violence and sexual assault. The human mind holds no boundaries, only kept together by a…
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Leslie Paige chosen as president-elect of national psychology association
BY UNIVERSITY RELATIONS Fort Hays State University’s Leslie Paige, director of the Office of Scholarship and Sponsored Projects, was recently selected as president-elect of the…
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Know Your Candidates: Marcy McClelland
BY JADEN MOUNT Tiger Media Network The Republican primary for the Ellis County First District commissioner continues to draw closer. Registered Republican voters will have…
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Kansas Supreme Court Postpones Death Penalty Decision for Convicted Murderer
BY JADEN MOUNT Tiger Media Network The highest court in the state of Kansas has decided to delay its decision on the execution of a…
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Q and A: A judge in Kansas just struck down one of the toughest voter ID laws in the country. Here’s what you need to know
By Kurtis Lee Los Angeles Times In 2011, Kansas passed a law that Republicans said was aimed at ending voter fraud by requiring people to…
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