FHSU faculty and students conduct research in china
In January of this year two Fort Hays State University faculty, Justin Evans, college of business international coordinator, and Tony Gabel, associate professor of business…
View More FHSU faculty and students conduct research in chinaSecond presidential candidate announced
– FHSU University Relations Hays, KS: 03/26/14 The second of five candidates selected as presidential finalists for Fort Hays State University will visit Hays and…
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1st of five FHSU presidential finalists revealed
– FHSU University Relations HAYS, Kan. — The first of five candidates selected as presidential finalists for Fort Hays State University will meet with campus…
View More 1st of five FHSU presidential finalists revealedOld service, new tech
– Jessica Marston The writer is enrolled in Comm 240 News Reporting. Each year, hundreds of Fort Hays State University students seek out the assistance…
View More Old service, new techMcCluskey’s take first in talent show competition
– Kaycee Beilman The writer is enrolled in Comm 240 News Reporting. Six acts competed in the Fort Hays State University Talent Show, hosted by…
View More McCluskey’s take first in talent show competitionHowell stays on board
– Kaycee Beilman The writer is a student in Comm 240 News Reporting. Brittany Howell, Fort Hays State University associate professor of agriculture, has been…
View More Howell stays on boardA vote 65 million years in the making
– Marcella K. McCluskey The writer is a student in Comm 240 News Reporting. Staff at Fort Hays State University’s Sternberg Museum of Natural History…
View More A vote 65 million years in the makingFHSU 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 kidsTo Tax Or Not To Tax Textbooks? That Is The Question
Collegiate students from all over the state of Kansas converged late last month in Topeka, lobbying in part for what would become House Bill 2557,…
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