By UNIVERSITY COMMUNICATIONS Exploring options in degree concentrations and careers, 80 high school students from Hays High and Ellis High School interacted with faculty members,…
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Story by JOHN BILLINGER Photos by RAEGAN NEUFELD Tiger Media Network The Special Olympics State Basketball and Cheerleading tournament took place at Gross Memorial Colosseum…
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Story by RAEGAN NEUFELD Video by NICK McCOY Tiger Media Network Some women may not own a pair of boots or a hat, but they…
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By JESSALYN KIRCHHOFF Tiger Media Network This Saturday, from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm, there will be a community service opportunity on the Fort Hays…
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By ELLIONOR COUCHMAN Tiger Media Network While the Lenten season will conclude next Sunday on Easter, the Glitter+Ash Wednesday event that took place on campus…
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By ALICIA FEYERHERM Tiger Media Network Hays City Commission passed an ordinance allowing golf carts on public streets with speed limits of 30 miles per…
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By CALLY ANDERSON Tiger Media Network With a pending contract in place and a verbal agreement to a five-year contract, Fort Hays State Dining Services…
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By ALICIA FEYERHERM Tiger Media Network USD 489 Board of Education approved a $604,695 bid for 1630 iPads and cases for K-5 students and staff.…
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By RAEGAN NEUFELD Tiger Media Network “Israel & Palestine in Context,” a two-part speaker series put on by several campus organizations and the Hays Public…
View More First of two presentations on Israel and Palestine addresses antisemitism
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