Author: Aiden Abraham
BINGO Last Friday, Kansas Wesleyan University hosted its very own “Grocery Market Bingo Night” in the Peter Science Hall. The concept of this event was to give students an opportunity to win snacks and items that they would normally have on their shopping list from playing bingo. Playing bingo would usually be a boring activity […]
On Friday, February 27, KWU hosted its very own “Open Mic Night”. Where students were welcome to show up to the Fitzpatrick Auditorium and express themselves on a microphone however they pleased. The school announced the event in an email for the weekly events on Thursday stating, “Whether you sing, rap, read poetry, perform comedy, […]
Meet SGA The Student Government Association (SGA) is an organized group that allows student advocacy through self-determination, self-reliance, and independence for civic leadership. According to the KWU website, SGA allows interested students to serve as Senators for the school’s governing body and have an effect on things like the residence halls, athletic department, and even […]
Last weekend the Seattle Seahawks defeated the New England Patriots 29-13 to win Super Bowl 60 in San Francisco. With Running Back Kenneth Walker III being awarded the Most Valuable Player. It was a very one-sided game as the Patriots didn’t score at all until the fourth quarter. Despite the game not being the most […]
Last Friday night, Kansas Wesleyan University welcomed students into the Student Activity Center (SAC) to enjoy their very own casino night. This gave students a chance to come together and have fun participating in simulated gambling, without losing any money. A Step into KWU Casino When you first walk in, immediately there are tables to […]
With classes beginning for the spring semester, many returning students are getting readjusted to the harsh central Kansas weather that comes through this time of year. Mother Nature wasted no time as Salina was hit with its first major snowstorm of the year in just the second week of school. A majority of Kansas Wesleyan […]
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