Ofcarcik to host a lecture recital
Dr. Judith Ofcarcik will host a lecture recital at 7:30 p.m. Friday at the First Presbyterian Church, 2900 Hall St. She will perform “The Goldberg…
View More Ofcarcik to host a lecture recitalMore than 1,500 Hays area residents to attend 5th annual community block party
More than 1500 Hays area residents are expected to attend CrossPoint’s 5th annual free community block party from 5 to 7 p.m. on Saturday, Sept.…
View More More than 1,500 Hays area residents to attend 5th annual community block partyKWEC to hosts butterfly festival
Celebrating the annual Monarch butterfly fall migration, the Kansas Wetlands Education Center will host a Butterfly Festival on Sept. 13 at 9 a.m. “We have…
View More KWEC to hosts butterfly festivalFort Hays ranked best in state for online education
Fort Hays State University was ranked the best college in Kansas for online education by TheBestSchools.org in a recent article. The article, “The Best Online College…
View More Fort Hays ranked best in state for online educationGarrett Sager’s football preview: week two
The Tigers did not perform well during their week one matchup that resulted in a 26-7 loss to the University of Central Oklahoma. The same…
View More Garrett Sager’s football preview: week twoCross country has strong showing at first meet of the season
The Fort Hays State Cross Country team met the expectations of Jason McCullough, head coach, when they completed their first official meet of the season.…
View More Cross country has strong showing at first meet of the seasonCampus Safe Initiative gears up for the school year
Campus Safe Initiative is an organization created by Keegan Nichols, assistant vice president of Student Affairs, and Curt Brungardt, executive director of Center for Civic…
View More Campus Safe Initiative gears up for the school year10-year-old qualifies for the World Youth Chess Championship
Among 182 players, 10-year-old Sheena Zeng, the daughter of Michelle Zeng, instructor of math and computer science, and Hongbiao Zeng, professor of math and computer…
View More 10-year-old qualifies for the World Youth Chess ChampionshipRecent rains improve city water conditions
While Hays sits in year four of a severe drought, recent rains have improved city water conditions. The declining water levels and limited rainfall in…
View More Recent rains improve city water conditionsSoils class builds rain barrels for water conservation
The Fort Hays State University soils class will be taking water conservation into their own hands by making rain barrels for the “Roll Out the…
View More Soils class builds rain barrels for water conservation