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Halloween is just around the corner and with it comes spooky vibes and looming scares. Throughout October there are countless frightening events located within Kansas. Events such as haunted houses, trails, and escape games that could get the adrenaline pumping to make for a good time with friends. Fortunately, some of the higher rated frightening […]
As the fourth week of classes comes to a start, some students may have done all there is to do in Salina. However, there is no need to be scared, as there are many day trips students can take that are less than a 3 hour car ride away from Salina! Coronado Heights Park The […]
Kansas Wesleyan University (KWU) recently hosted an exciting student event at Sky Trampoline Park in Salina, Kansas, providing students with a fun and fitness oriented break from their academic routines. The event attracted students from all years and programs, promoting wellness, physical activity, and community engagement – key priorities for the university. A Fun and […]
Coyote students came out Friday September 13th and participated in a Silent Disco event last Friday September 13th. Marvin Mitchell II the Coordinator of Student Engagement was in charge of putting on this event. A couple dozen students showed up to Muir Gym Friday evening at 7:30- 9 where the event was put on. Students […]
The Kansas State Fair is now in full swing! The annual event kicked off on September 5th and will conclude on September 15, offering a must-see experience for Kansas residents and visitors. This event is held at the State Fairgrounds in Hutchinson, the fair offers the best traditional and innovative foods, thrilling Midway rides, and […]
Three Kansas Wesleyan University students attended the Kansas Emergency Management Conference (KEMA) in Manhattan, Kansas, from September 9-12. More on available internships KWU offers is on the KWU Student media: Column: Athletic Communications Intern. Aiden Kendall is a senior Emergency Management major from Newton, Kansas. Merissa Bailey Rios, a junior Emergency Management major from Salina, Kansas. […]
By Ryah Klima / Opinion Editor “You’re going to be a wonderful journalist.” That was what Jeroen Nelemans told me after the opening night of “Radium Girls” back in October. I played the role of the ‘sob sister’. He knew that I planned to become a journalist, and he even told me about how he […]
By Beau Grant / Co-Sports Editor Intramural sports have a rich history on college campuses, dating back several centuries. The overall concept of intramural sports became more formalized in the early 20th century. This period was focused on physical education programs and the recognition of the importance of sports and recreational activities in promoting student […]
By Savannah Koga / Staff Writer Battle of the Halls Next week starts the annual Battle of the Halls competition. This feisty competition puts each dorm up against one another to determine which hall reigns supreme. There will be a series of competitions over the next week, across 5fivedays, that everyone can compete in to […]
By Merissa Bailey Rios / Staff Writer Power Of Music Music while being a source of entertainment is also a powerful tool that resonates with our very core. Regardless of personal preferences, music offers a unique wellspring of comfort and connection for many individuals. It has the remarkable ability to uplift our spirits, soothe difficult […]
