Regents make social media recomendation
In a highly controversial move last December, the Kansas Board of Regents adopted a policy allowing university professors to be terminated for posting unfavorable messages…
View More Regents make social media recomendationHot roddin for Humanity
– Tanner Schubert ***The writer is enrolled in Comm 240 News Reporting.*** “Hot Rods for Humanity,” a car show that benefited Habitat for Humanity of…
View More Hot roddin for HumanityFashion for a purpose
– Lizette Avalos ***The writer is enrolled in Comm 240 News Reporting.*** At 4 p.m. on Saturday, April 26 seven Fort Hays State University students…
View More Fashion for a purposeFHSU studies abroad
– Erin L Givens ***The writer is enrolled in Comm 240 News Reporting.*** Eight Fort Hays State University students and their graduate assistant guide spent…
View More FHSU studies abroadPushing Culture
-Taylor Deutscher ***The writer is enrolled in Comm 240 News Reporting.*** The Spanish Club of Fort Hays State University is being revived on campus, with…
View More Pushing CultureBeautiful View of Our Backs
So there are some people with signs and loud voices coming to ruffle people up, with their vehicles and their followers, causing hate. Their signs…
View More Beautiful View of Our BacksKAMS staff to recruit potential students
During April and May, representatives from the Kansas Academy of Mathematics and Science will be traveling the state informing the public about the academy and…
View More KAMS staff to recruit potential studentsMEDIA STUDENTS WIN AWARDS
-University Relations HAYS, Kan. — At the yearly Kansas Association of Broadcasters Student Seminar in Salina on the April 1, Fort Hays State University students…
View More MEDIA STUDENTS WIN AWARDSWestboro baptist church to protest FHSU graduation
The Westboro Baptist Church, well known for its protesting of military funerals with the slogan “God Hates F***,” has announced via its protest calendar a…
View More Westboro baptist church to protest FHSU graduationgoing ‘big’
– Alexis Pfannenstiel ***The writer is enrolled in Comm 240 News Reporting.*** On Thursday, April 3, the Student Government Association partnered with Tigers in Service…
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