PHOTOS: FHSU hosts SOAR awards
By PARKER NISBETH Tiger Media Network On Tuesday, Student Engagement and Student Government Association recognized Fort Hays State University students with awards for student organizations…
This Day In History — Premiere of Sesame Street
November 10 1871 Journalist and explorer Henry Stanley found the missing David Livingstone in Central Africa and made his famous comment, “Dr. Livingstone, I presume?”…
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This Day In History — Jack the Ripper takes his last victim
November 09 1888 Jack the Ripper killed his last victim, Mary Jane Kelly. 1938 Nazis burned and looted temples and Jewish-owned stores and houses in…
View More This Day In History — Jack the Ripper takes his last victimGossip Girl’s Ed Westwick Sexual Assault Accusation
BY MARISSA CASTANOS In the midst of sexual assault allegations sweeping across Hollywood, another actress has come forward with her story. On Monday, actress Kristina…
View More Gossip Girl’s Ed Westwick Sexual Assault AccusationSelena Quintanilla’s New Star Shines Bright
BY MARIAH SMITH Last Friday, November 3, the late singer and pop icon, Selena Quintanilla was honored with the 2622nd Walk-of-Fame Hollywood star on Vine.…
View More Selena Quintanilla’s New Star Shines BrightNightmares at Forsyth Library
BY HALEY LENAUER On the fourth Thursday in October, Professor of History Dr. Robert Luehrs, presented stories on lore and horror at in Forsyth Library.…
View More Nightmares at Forsyth LibraryGun Violence: Where’s the Solution?
BY MARIAH SMITH Yet again, tragedy strikes the nation at the hands of a domestic monster and a gun. Last time I wrote about a…
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Strong Second Half Guides No. 4 Kansas Past FHSU
BY TRISTAN SASSE On Tuesday, November 7, the Fort Hays State University men’s basketball team was back in action in their second exhibition game of…
View More Strong Second Half Guides No. 4 Kansas Past FHSUThis Day In History — Montana becomes 41st US State
November 08 1889 Montana became the 41st state. 1892 Former president Grover Cleveland beat incumbent Benjamin Harrison and became the only president to win nonconsecutive…
View More This Day In History — Montana becomes 41st US StateSpooktacular 2017 Hosted By Sternberg Museum
BY HALEY LENAUER On Halloween at 3 pm, the Sternberg Museum put on their annual Spooktacular event for the community of Hays. Spooktacular encourages local…
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