BY JOHN CARTER JR Photos courtesy Mike Strong of Hispanic Dance Sessions Hispanic Dance Sessions, sponsored by the Modern Language Department in collaboration with the…
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BY CORIE LYNN With students and faculty looking on, FHSU President Dr. Tisa Mason and Hays Mayor Sandy Jacobs signed proclamations recognizing International Education Week…
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BY CORIE LYNN How do you get Americans to vote in elections? There is a range of factors that determine voter turnout in an election.…
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BY LAURYN BECKER Photos courtesy Mark Faber It goes without saying that one of the most influential Tigers on campus is the Student Body President.…
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BY ALEXIS PFANNENSTIEL This past weekend 23 students in the FHSU American Institute of Graphic Arts club traveled to Kansas City to different design firms…
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BY CORIE LYNN All eyes were on Carol Solko-Olliff during Thursday’s Student Government Association meeting. Solko-Olliff serves FHSU as the Director of International Student Services…
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VIDEO BY LIZ STOECK PHOTOS BY LAUREN HUYHN
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BY RAEGAN NEUFELD Since 2013, the Robbins College of Business and Entrepreneurship has hosted Kansas Startup, a competition where students can turn their innovative ideas…
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STORY BY LAURYN BECKER Photos Courtesy Ryan Jensen One quote that comes to mind when thinking of Fort Hays Student, Ryan Jensen is “you get…
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BY CORIE LYNN Recently, the Student Government Association participated in the annual safety walk. Alongside University Police Chief Ed Howell, the executive staff walked the…
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