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The Kansas Wesleyan University Men’s Basketball team welcomes 12 new transfers to the 2026 season. The group of transfers includes players from the Junior College level all the way up to the Division 2 level. Coming into the year the team’s goal is to establish a winning culture and have a good family dynamic. With […]
KWU Women’s Volleyball Coyote Classic The Kansas Wesleyan Women’s Volleyball Coyote Classic kicks off the home opener for both the Varsity and the Developmental teams. Marking success for teams and individual players, after both teams kicked off their seasons away. Varsity played in San Antonio, TX, for the OLLU Halo Classic, leaving with a 3-2 […]
Theres No Place Like Home Moving to a new college comes with more than just changing classrooms and wearing new colors. For the Kansas Wesleyan University baseball team it means adapting to a new city, meeting 105 new teammates. Most importantly figuring out how to make Salina feel like home. For the dozen KWU baseball […]
What if your Sunday night didn’t have to be boring? Starting this semester, students at Kansas Wesleyan University have a new place to spend their Sunday evenings. The Den will be open every Sunday from 5–7 p.m. The Den is a small food and coffee shop inside the Student Activities Center, also known as the […]
What Does New Leadership Mean for the Program? A new coaching staff gives the KWU women’s flag football program an opportunity to create a new identity and direction. The team has a good foundation. New coaches can bring different experiences, coaching styles, expectations, and goals to the program. This season marks a new chapter for […]
Going through Changes Kansas Wesleyan University is starting a new year with a lot of changes happening within its athletic programs. Around 10 new coaches have joined programs including football, baseball, tennis, volleyball, track and field, cross country, bowling, men’s and women’s basketball, and softball. Having that many new coaches at once may seem like […]
From College Student To The Real World The final exams are turned in, and the semester is over. You may have walked across the stage and gotten that degree that you have been chasing for the past few years. Up next, summer. Now you’re about to be thrown into the real world, you may be […]
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What is happening to college student-athletes’ mental health? College athletes are struggling. Studies show that student-athletes experience anxiety and depression at rates similar to or higher than the general college population. The NCAA’s own research documented mental health concerns affecting roughly one-third of student-athletes. Burnout, sleep problems, and disordered eating are common, especially in sports […]
How many college graduates actually work in their field? Less than 55% of college graduates work in fields related to their major. Over 45% work in something completely different. They spent four years and thousands of dollars on education that did not lead to relevant work. This is not because students chose wrong majors. It […]
