Author: Magen Dow
On this past Friday, October 3rd, Kansas Wesleyan University hosted a self-defense class. This class is taught by Sergeant Carlos O’Donald and Detective George Brazionis. Sergeant O’Donald has been with the Salina Police Department for 21 years, and Detective Brazionis has been with the police department for 19 years. In total, both instructors were highly […]
Mark your calendars! The annual Coyote Cup Golf Fundraiser is coming up soon on Friday, September 26. The registration deadline has unfortunately passed, but this golf tournament is a great opportunity for fundraising for Kansas Wesleyan University. This golf tournament is a 4-person scramble team, where it costs $400 per scramble team, and $100 per […]
Sometimes, it is hard to get up in the morning in time for your class. Whether it’s an early 8 am or even a class that is not until 12, it can be difficult to wake up in time. Being in college can be a huge adjustment, with oneself being on their own for the […]
Real Advice from KWU Students on Surviving Freshman Year The transition from high school to college can sometimes be quite difficult. Often, there is a significant change involved in moving away from home, possibly to another state, and being farther away from family and friends. In my experience coming to Kansas Wesleyan University, it was […]
As summer fades away into the past and colder weather approaches, it is finally that time of year for fall sports here at Kansas Wesleyan University. The Kansas Wesleyan University men’s and women’s golf teams have just kicked off their first tournaments of the season. After the women’s team came off strong with their fourth […]
For things to improve, change is necessary. To create change, especially in certain places like a college campus, it starts with the students. Here at Kansas Wesleyan University, there is an organization that meets every third Thursday of the month, known as the KWU Student Government Organization, or SGA. The officers consist of President Zachary […]
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