SGA has passed an 85-cent per credit hour fee that will guarantee the Tiger Wellness Center operational funds.

Recently released revenue projections by the Consensus Estimating Group show a 5.1 percent decrease in state revenue from last year, 4.2 percent below the previous projection.

It was a gruesome scene at the Celebration Church on Saturday. Students shrieked with surprise as they were flattened by giant pistons. One attendee laughed as his friend was struck by lightning. One student grew to enormous proportions and crushed his friends beneath the wheels of his motorbike.

Sophomore Ryan Bosse is a graphic design major who’s familiar with working after hours. He estimates he’s in Rarick Hall late probably one or two days a week working on projects.

It is not often that the freshmen stand out above the rest in a sport. However, for the Fort Hays State University Rodeo Team, such is the case. At each of the four fall college rodeos the team has competed in this year, a freshman has qualified for the final round.

Almost a month after a student referendum for a Tiger Wellness Center fee was nixed, Student Government Association is set to consider a new fee for the facility.

“Let’s get it started!” were the words playing in the background that preempted the second annual “Do You Think You Can Dance?” competition at Fort Hays State University last night.

Sensing a need for a journal on universities like itself, Fort Hays State University published “Teacher-Scholar: The Journal of the State Comprehensive University.”

For many members of the Fort Hays State University Rodeo Team, rodeo is beyond a hobby and something they do for fun. In fact, if enough time and effort is put into an event, it can lead to some pretty hefty paychecks—and national championships.

Learning Commons coordinator Tania Alekson lived in Canada before moving to Kansas, so she has a unique perspective on the American health care debate.