***University Relations*** This season the Cheyenne Bottoms is blooming with beauty after an extraordinarily dry 2013. But this year, said Curtis Wolf, manager at the…
View More Cheyenne Bottoms stays busy with spring activitiesAuthor: tmnstaff
Rodeo Team finds success at spring season openers
– Samantha Tenpenny ***The writer is enrolled in Comm 240 News Reporting.*** Despite wintry conditions in Garden City, Fort Hays State University Rodeo Team members…
View More Rodeo Team finds success at spring season openersFHSU Science Cafe hosts 50th event
– Alexis Pfannenstiel The writer is a student in Comm 240 News Reporting. The 50th Science Café will be hosted and celebrated at 7 p.m.…
View More FHSU Science Cafe hosts 50th eventUp ‘til Dawn kicks cancer with soccer camp for kids
– Erin L Givens The writer is a student in Comm 240 News Reporting. Up ‘til Dawn, a campus organization that raises money for St.…
View More Up ‘til Dawn kicks cancer with soccer camp for kidsFHSU department of music and theatre present “harvey”
– Taylor Deutscher The writer is a student in Comm 240 News Reporting. The Fort Hays State University Department of Music and Theatre continues to…
View More FHSU department of music and theatre present “harvey”15 years under the dome
– Marcella K. McCluskey The writer is a student in Comm 240 News Reporting. Fort Hays State University’s Sternberg Museum of Natural History is celebrating…
View More 15 years under the domeWomen start final stretch with a blowout
Junior Kate Lehman, Newton led the Fort Hays State University women’s basketball team (17-7, 10-7 Mid-American Intercollegiate Athletics Association) again as they completed the sweep…
View More Women start final stretch with a blowoutTigers start home stretch with win
The Fort Hays State University men’s basketball team (21-4, 12-4 Mid-American Intercollegiate Athletics Association) started their three-game home stretch on Saturday against Nebraska-Kearney. The Lopers…
View More Tigers start home stretch with winKansas house bill 2453 hits the mark
-Wayne Lela Those opposed to House Bill 2453, which aims at keeping individuals, groups and businesses in Kansas from being compelled to help with same-sex…
View More Kansas house bill 2453 hits the markWhere is the love
Is kindness towards other people around anymore? Walking down the street there doesn’t seem to be a notion of it anywhere, I’m almost positive that…
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