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By Nick Fierro / Staff Writer The future looks bright for Sodexo and Kansas Wesleyan University as they plan to expand Shriwise Cafeteria for students and staff by the fall of 2024. KWU has had conversations of either establishing a brand new building to settle the cafeteria by Wesley Hall on Santa Fe or expanding […]
By Beau Grant / Co-Sports Editor IMG_0615 The spring season of athletics approaches at Kansas Wesleyan University. The teams that are getting ready to go are finding ways to adjust to frigid temperatures hitting Salina in January. This has been one of the worst winters that Salina has ever seen with several inches of snow […]
By Merissa Bailey Rios School spirit is vital on gameday, fueling the players and energizing the crowd. As Kansas Wesleyan University Men and Women’s basketball teams take on Oklahoma Wesleyan University on Saturday, January 20th, the athletic staff has collaborated to create a vibrant game day environment. Athletic Director Miguel Paredes, Dance Coach Claire Schmidt, […]
By Aubreigh Heck / Editor-In-Chief It was my sophomore year of high school that my hometown, Las Vegas, Nevada, suffered from the largest mass shooting in American history. October 1. 58 dead. Over 600 injured. I had never seen my city come full stop like that before. Las Vegas Blvd was empty, the hotels were […]
By Elijah Resano / Staff Writer Last Friday, the Kansas Wesleyan University Department of Music held the annual Christmas by Candlelight event, with this year’s theme being: “Prince of Peace.” This year highlights the differences in how the spirit of Christmas is enjoyed by cultures from around the world. Select songs taken from cultures in […]
By Beau Grant / Co-Sports Editor The Kansas Wesleyan University Men and Women’s basketball team picked up victories over rival Bethany. First, the women’s game was the closer one with the Coyotes squeaking out the win 71-66. The Yotes have played a hard non-conference schedule up to this point and came in with 4-5 record, […]
Do you like carving pumpkins? How about a more colorful approach like painting? Campus Ministry hosted a pumpkin carving extravaganza in the SAC on Monday, October 30. Students at Kansas Wesleyan University put their competitive spirits to the test and participated in this event. They provided dinner for those who came on Monday night. Judging […]
The Salina Community is getting ready to host the largest marathon in Kansas. At 8am on Saturday, November 5th, at least 3,280 competitors will step to the line to compete in a variety of races that vary in distance. Along with the marathon and half-marathon, other racers will be competing in the marathon and half-marathon […]
On Friday evening, September 29th, Kansas Wesleyan hosted a reception for the art exhibit in Sams Hall of Fine Arts’ Gallery for Matthew Cicanese, a wildlife photographer. The photographs shown were for his series, “Symphonies in Scale: Lichen.” Matthew Cicanese gave a talk at the reception about failure and how he keeps seeing new things, […]
By Nicolas Fierro / Staff Writer The Kansas Wesleyan University Theatre Department premiered, “Radium Girls” on October 19th to kick off Homecoming and Family Weekend at KWU. This was Kansas Wesleyan’s first theatrical performance of the year and there were 100 people in attendance on opening night. The Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival (KCACTF) […]
