PHOTOS: Friday’s state track
By RORY MOORETiger Media Network The KSHSAA State Track and Field Championships kicked off Friday in Wichita. Here is a look at some of the…
DHDC skates into the holiday season with ice-rink fundraiser
BY CORIE LYNN The pavilion in downtown Hays will look a little different this winter. This year, visitors can strap on their skates for a…
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The importance of staying connected
Like many universities across the nation, the Fort Hays State University on-campus academic experience changed considerably this year. This fall, our students were offered three…
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Three MIAA schools set partial fall football schedules, FHSU will wait until spring
BY MAKENNA ALLEN It may have been slow in coming, but football is back in season as Division I schools across the nation take to…
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Ellis County averaged 18 new COVID cases per day last week, county health department reports
BY JUSTIN SABATA The Ellis County Health Department will now be announcing new COVID-19 case information in a different way. Instead of reporting the amount…
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Student Questions answered at weekly SGA meeting
BY CORIE LYNN More than a month into the fall semester, Fort Hays State University students still have questions about COVID-19 and how the virus…
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The hypocrisy
2020 strikes again. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg died Friday due to complications from cancer. Before passing, she shared her final wish: “My most…
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Indians start 3-0 after win over Liberal
By JAYCEE DALE After winning its first two games of the season, the Hays High School football team looked to keep the momentum rolling Friday…
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35 years of Mario, a lifetime of fun for me
By Derek Mesa The cult classic Super Mario Bros. turned 35 years old on Sunday. Released in 1985 for the Nintendo Entertainment System, this was…
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Local art displayed in Art Walk Across Campus
BY CJ GIBSONPHOTOS BY TREVOR PFEIFER To support artists in the Tiger community, Student Engagement displayed local art pieces in Art Walk Across Campus. The…
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FHSU graduate Allie Schweizer launches vintage clothing business
BY CORIE LYNN After graduating, college students pursue graduate studies, dream jobs and families. Recent Fort Hays State University graduate Allie Schweizer chose a different…
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