Kansas Wesleyan University’s very own media professor, Paul Green was apart of a radio drama ran by KWU alumni Tim Burns. The cast performed a trio of Golden Age of Radio radio dramas just before Halloween this year. Radio dramas were common and widespread in the 1930s, and over time have fallen out of the […]
Hey Coyotes! Here are some upcoming home and even some away games that you might be interested in! Women’s and Men’s Soccer: (Women play first followed by the men.) Saturday, October 19th: VS Avila University. 5/7 PM. Wednesday, October 30th: VS Ottawa University. 5/7 PM. Tuesday, November 5th: VS Sterling College. 5/7 PM. KCAC Finale. […]
The Kansas Wesleyan men’s and women’s soccer team are off to a fantastic start in KCAC play. After both teams struggled in the non-conference portion of the schedule, the women are 4-1 in conference play and the men are 4-0-1. Last night, the teams traveled to Nebraska to take on York College. The women won […]
When you think about giving a gift to your college, a few things come to mind- a cash gift, a donation of artwork, a memorial gift. But what so many alumni do not consider is an estate gift, or making KWU a beneficiary in their estate plans. So what is an estate gift? Why should […]
I feel like I have not been completely honest with everyone up until this point, but everyday I am starting to feel more and more comfortable- more ready to share my truth. There is no easy way to put this so I will just say it straight: I, Abby Wray, am a Blink -182 fan. […]
To some people inherency, solvency, and kritiks seem like words from another language, but not for the KWU debate and forenics team. These are just standard terms used in a debate round. These kind of terms and more can be learned about at the Kansas State Fair debates. The KWU forensics and debate team sponsors […]
Most students here at KWU who do not happen to be Salina natives are most likely less than informed about the town’s history. About how a small collection of settlers came to this spot over one hundred and fifty years ago, and eventually created the city that we all live in, if not permanently, at […]
