VIDEO: This Week in Tiger Athletics [Issue #13]

TMN Station Manager Boomer Sabata is joined by Assistant Athletic Director Matt Cook and Sports Information Director Ryan Prickett in giving an update on sports…

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This Day In History –“Apollo 13” Astronauts Survive their Mission

April 17 1790 Benjamin Franklin, U.S. patriot, diplomat, and a signer of the Declaration of Independence, died in Philadelphia. 1895 The Sino-Japanese War ended with…

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VIDEO: Tiger News Team [Episode 9]

The latest news from Fort Hays State University and beyond provided by the Tiger News Team. Recorded on April 12, 2018.

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Efe Osaghae — The Redshirt Freshman All-American

BY TRISTAN SASSE PHOTO COURTESY OF FHSU ATHLETICS Redshirt freshman Efe Osaghae, a multi-sport athlete at Fort Hays State University, became a force to be…

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This Day in History — Harriet Quimby, First Woman to Fly Across English Channel

April 16 1746 The Jacobite uprising in England ends when Charles “Bonnie Prince Charlie” Stuart is defeated by the Duke of Cumberland. 1912 Harriet Quimby…

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This Day In History — The sinking of the Titanic

April 15 1755 Samuel Johnson published his Dictionary of the English Language. 1817 Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet opened the first free American school for the deaf…

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This Day In History — Assassination of Abraham Lincoln

April 14 1775 Benjamin Rush was among those who founded the first American antislavery society. 1828 Noah Webster copyrighted the first edition of his dictionary.…

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This Day In History — Birthday of Thomas Jefferson

April 13 1598 The Edict of Nantes gave religious tolerance to the Huguenots in France. 1742 Handel’s Messiah was first publicly performed in Dublin, Ireland.…

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This Day In History — Civil War Begins

April 12 1861 The Civil War began when Fort Sumter was attacked. 1862 James J. Andrews led the raiding party that stole the Confederate locomotive…

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VIDEO: Under the Radar [Episode 5]

On this episode of “Under the Radar”, Haley Lenauer interviews staff members of the Fort Hays State University Music and Theatre Department.

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