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How To Make An Easy Grilled Cheese

One skill everybody should have is making a good grilled cheese. It’s a classic, nostalgic staple of most people’s childhoods, or at least mine. Over the years, I have perfected my grilled cheese recipe (it’s legit cheese, bread, and butter, but trust me, it’s good), so here’s how I make my simple grilled cheese and […]

Two toasted bread slices with melty cheese and tomato jam filling on a plate, with fig halves in the background and a small mint leaf garnish.
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More Students Turning to Motorcycles at KWU

Students Turn to Two-Wheel Travel for Convenience and Affordability Motorcycles have become an increasingly common form of alternative transportation at Kansas Wesleyan University. While many students rely on cars to get to class, work or sports, others choose motorcycles for convenience, affordability and enjoyment. Riders say motorcycles offer a practical way to travel around campus […]

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Get Out Of The Box – Lauren Schwien

Get Out of the Box Featuring Lauren Schwien   At Kansas Wesleyan University, it can often feel like you are stuck in a box—your jam-packed schedule is filled with school, sports, and possibly a job. The question is: are you willing to get out of your already-filled box to add more?   Lauren Schwien, a […]

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KWU Students Intern for State Conference

Kansas Wesleyan University (KWU) helps build a bridge for its students’ academic and professional goals. For example, two emergency management students they got to intern for a four-day conference. Lauryn Mikkelson and Merissa Bailey Rios attended the Kansas Emergency Management Association (KEMA) conference last week in Manhattan KS. Building the Bridge Lauryn Mikkelson is from […]

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New Rides, Better Times

From bike racks to bus stops, having many types of alternative transport can be beneficial. Most students on KWU grounds have their own personal mode of transport. However, we never stop to think about the kids who are stuck. Whether that’s not having a car in college or not having the luxury to drive around […]

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Saying Yes is the first part then it turns into doing something about it. The human mind is a gateway to possibility but nobody ever reaches the true potential into what it’s capable of. It’s not that we aren’t capable of reaching it but the fact that we don’t even know we can. Taking a […]

One skill everybody should have is making a good grilled cheese. It’s a classic, nostalgic staple of most people’s childhoods, or at least mine. Over the years, I have perfected my grilled cheese recipe (it’s legit cheese, bread, and butter, but trust me, it’s good), so here’s how I make my simple grilled cheese and […]

CityGo is Salina’s fixed-route public transportation system, operated by OCCK Transportation in partnership with the City of Salina and the Kansas Department of Transportation. The system runs through more than 80 percent of Salina and provides transportation throughout the community with five color-coded routes: Yellow, Red, Blue, Green, and Purple. When prompted, life-long Salina resident […]

Walkable activities for Coyotes near campus  Students at Kansas Wesleyan University have embraced the college lifestyle and adapted to life in Salina. The city offers many establishments and activities within distance of campus – convenience stores, restaurants, parks, and bars – making it easy for students to enjoy their time in town without needing a […]

KWU Athletes Find Benefits in Walking to Class For some Kansas Wesleyan University athletes, getting to class does not require getting behind the wheel. Instead, the trip starts with a pair of shoes and a walk. Three KWU basketball players, Jamari Franklin, Dakarai Davis and Jason Juiye, walk to campus from different distances. Walking is […]

CityGo, OCCK Salina          College is an exciting place to gain independence and experience the world without your parents. One common problem many students face is the lack of reliable transportation. “The ability to feel independent is needed for everyone, and transport provides that,” says Gretchen Eades, Mobility Specialist. Salina CityGo, operated by OCCK, delivers […]

When students arrive at Kansas Wesleyan University, many assume having a personal car is essential for navigating daily life. However, owning a vehicle quickly becomes expensive as costs pile up from fuel, insurance, parking, and regular maintenance. This is where OCCK Transportation steps in. By offering the CityGo transit system, the organization provides a practical […]

Students Turn to Two-Wheel Travel for Convenience and Affordability Motorcycles have become an increasingly common form of alternative transportation at Kansas Wesleyan University. While many students rely on cars to get to class, work or sports, others choose motorcycles for convenience, affordability and enjoyment. Riders say motorcycles offer a practical way to travel around campus […]

Get Out of the Box Featuring Lauren Schwien   At Kansas Wesleyan University, it can often feel like you are stuck in a box—your jam-packed schedule is filled with school, sports, and possibly a job. The question is: are you willing to get out of your already-filled box to add more?   Lauren Schwien, a […]

Kansas Wesleyan University (KWU) helps build a bridge for its students’ academic and professional goals. For example, two emergency management students they got to intern for a four-day conference. Lauryn Mikkelson and Merissa Bailey Rios attended the Kansas Emergency Management Association (KEMA) conference last week in Manhattan KS. Building the Bridge Lauryn Mikkelson is from […]


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