Award winners recognized at FHSU convocation
Faculty, staff, and students were honored Friday morning during the 2025 winter convocation at the Beach/Schmidt Performing Arts Center.
January 2025
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Visitors attest: FHSU-Sias partnership has changed lives
As a little girl growing up in a farming community in Henan Province, China, Connie Chen remembers sharing one egg at breakfast with her older brother. She remembers wearing his hand-me-down clothes because she got new clothes only once a year.
FHSU College of Education presents Olliff Family Educational Symposium: Building Bridges Through Positive Engagement
In its commitment to supporting the mental well-being of students from pre-kindergarten through college, the FHSU College of Education will present the Olliff Family Educational Symposium Tuesday, Feb. 4.
Tigers start tough MIAA road swing
Before embarking on the Tigers’ current four-game road trip, Fort Hays State University men’s basketball coach Mark Johnson was under no illusions on just how important those games would be for his team.
No. 11 Tigers Look to Wrangle Bronchos Saturday
The 11th-ranked Fort Hays State women's basketball team wraps up its weekend in the Sooner State on Saturday (Jan. 25) when the Tigers take on Central Oklahoma. First tip is set for 1:30 p.m. from Hamilton Field House in Edmond, Okla.
School Bond Construction Update: HHS progressing amidst winter weather, Stadium work begins
Superintendent Ron Wilson updated Board Members during the Jan. 20, 2025, USD489 Board of Education (BOE) Regular Meeting on the Hays High School (HHS) Bond Construction project.
Asking Eric: Dying brother won't apologize for childhood mistreatment
Dear Eric: My 65-year-old brother Greg is dying. Lately, he has wanted to talk about how he has no regrets about the “wonderful” life he has led.
Kansas education department responds to lifting of immigration enforcement limits at schools
The Kansas State Department of Education advised school districts to follow laws protecting students’ constitutional rights in wake of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s reversal of a policy forbidding immigration authorities from entering school property to make arrests.
Hammeke Announces Retirement from Director of Athletics Position, Set for June of 2025
Curtis Hammeke, Fort Hays State University Director of Athletics, announced he will retire from his position effective in June of 2025. Hammeke will complete 21 years of service in his role at Fort Hays State at the end of the 2024-25 academic year.