BY CJ GIBSON As flu season hits the already COVID-cautious university community, the Student Health Center provided a touchless opportunity for students to receive free…
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Category: Coronavirus — COVID 19
FHSU elects to move forward with calendar year as scheduled
BY CORIE LYNN As COVID-19 outbreaks wax and wane, the question Fort Hays State University students continually ask is whether the semester schedules will be…
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Ellis County’s COVID case growth remains consistent as state sees record surge
BY JUSTIN SABATA A recent surge of COVID-19 has affected the state with over 3,800 new cases being reported Tuesday by The New York Times.…
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Craving social interaction amind COVID-19 pandemic, is ‘partying’ ethical?
BY CORIE LYNN Now halfway through the fall semester, Fort Hays State University students have grown used to the changed campus life. Guest speakers visit…
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Campus Temperature Check: Pandemic affects all aspects of life for FHSU students, faculty and staff
BY JOHN CARTER JR With coronavirus changing the way we engage in our daily lives and traverse the world, a new set of challenges arrived…
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Ellis County Health Department reports recent COVID numbers, 4 positive tests on FHSU campus last week
BY JUSTIN SABATA Ellis County Health Department COVID Update The following statistics were reported by the Ellis County Health Department via their online COVID-19 Portal.…
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Community mitigation: are masks alone enough to stop the spread of COVID-19?
BY CORIE LYNN At the beginning October, the Hays City Commission voted in a special session to extend the city-wide mask mandate for the second…
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Entire state of Kansas could soon be under mask mandate, Gov. Kelly says
By Chance Swaim and Dion Lefler Tribune News Service Kansas could soon be under a statewide mask mandate aimed at slowing the spread of the…
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COVID-19 cases expected to rise alongside flu season, long-term care residents affected most by pandemic
BY JUSTIN SABATA Monday As has been the case for a few months, Ellis County Director of Health Services Jason Kennedy had to repeat himself…
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County COVID hardships continue, commissioner open to discuss quarantine requirements in local schools
BY JUSTIN SABATA Ellis County Director of Health Services Jason Kennedy cut to the chase regarding COVID-19 in the area during Monday’s Ellis County Commission…
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