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…
No. 7 Tigers Terminate Hornets 34-7; FHSU Improves to 9-0
BY TRISTAN SASSE After improving to 8-0 and the best start in school history a week ago, the No. 7 Fort Hays State University Tigers…
View More No. 7 Tigers Terminate Hornets 34-7; FHSU Improves to 9-0This Day In History — “Lady Liberty” is dedicated
October 28 1793 Eli Whitney applied for a patent for the cotton gin. 1886 The Statue of Liberty was dedicated in New York Harbor by…
View More This Day In History — “Lady Liberty” is dedicatedHaunted Hays: Blue Light Lady
BY MARISSA CASTANOS Halloween is a favorite time of year for horror fanatics, serial killer researchers, and Haunted House, goers. This time of year is…
View More Haunted Hays: Blue Light LadyWomen’s Leadership Project Focuses On #MeToo
BY MARISSA CASTANOS #MeToo. This hashtag has been sweeping different social media platforms all across the world. But, what does this little hashtag mean? Unless…
View More Women’s Leadership Project Focuses On #MeTooB.Y.O.P. NSLS Event on FHSU Campus
BY MARISSA CASTANOS Hundreds of years ago, Ancient Celtic cultures in Ireland would carve turnips on All Hallow’s Eve, place an ember in them, and…
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FHSU Women’s Basketball Preview
BY TRISTAN SASSE PHOTO COURTESY OF FHSU ATHLETICS Basketball season is approaching quickly, and the Fort Hays State University women’s team is ready to get…
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FHSU Men’s Basketball Preview
BY TRISTAN SASSE PHOTO COURTESY OF FHSU ATHLETICS With basketball right around the corner, the Fort Hays State University men’s basketball team is ready for…
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TALES OF THE TIGERS: Running the Course Together
Courtesy of FHSU Athletics BY NIKKI SHERRILL Placing within the Top 10 at any cross country meet is a huge accomplishment. What makes the accomplishment…
View More TALES OF THE TIGERS: Running the Course TogetherThis Day In History — The Curse of the Bambino is Broken
October 27 1787 The first of the Federalist Papers, which called for the ratification of the U.S. Constitution, was published. 1904 New York City’s first…
View More This Day In History — The Curse of the Bambino is BrokenThis Day In History — Shootout at O.K. Corral
October 26 1774 The First Continental Congress adjourned in Philadelphia. 1825 The Erie Canal, connecting Lake Erie to the Hudson River, opened. 1881 Wyatt Earp,…
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