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By Elijah Resano / Staff Writer On Friday evening, Kansas Wesleyan University Coyotes got to enjoy the end of their first week of school in the form of a casino night held at the Muir Gym in the Student Activities Center. The games, consisting of blackjack, Texas Hold’em (poker), craps and roulette, made students earn […]
By Aubreigh Heck / Editor-In-Chief Oftentimes when I scroll through the comments of posts celebrating the Vegas Golden Knights Stanley Cup win, people are crying that the Knights were “handed” their championship roster by the league during the 2017 Expansion Draft. Those people, to be quite honest, are idiots. The Golden Knights entered the league […]
The topic of mental health has grown exponentially in the past decade. Being mindful of one’s mental health, and making sure to take time to take care of it, is now the new norm. This point of view manifests in different ways for different environments, especially for student athletes. Fort Collins freshman Alex Burns is […]
As a hockey fan in Kansas, life can be boring. I moved to Kansas for college from Las Vegas, Nevada, where my home city had been blessed with a National Hockey League expansion team in 2017. For those who don’t know, the Vegas Golden Knights quickly became one of the best expansion teams to ever […]
Pickleball has been one of the fastest growing sports around the world and it has been around longer than you thought. Pickleball was created by three men in 1965, Joel Pritchard, Bill Bell, and Barney McCallum. In 1967 the first pickleball court was constructed in the backyard of Pritchard’s home. In 1972 an official corporation […]
In 2023, Kansas Wesleyan University will be opening a new dining hall and building new tiny homes for students to live in. I feel that there are some pros and cons to each of these decisions. First the dining hall, if you ask me I think the dining expeirience here isn’t as bad as compared […]
Suicide rates in the United States have been the focus of several studies in recent decades. Figures show that men commit suicide at almost four times the rate of women. We asked KWU student Jordan Diggins his thoughts on the issue, and its link to men’s mental health. Suicide is the 12th rated leading cause […]
As February draws to a close, let’s take a look at a few of the couples who celebrated Valentine’s Day together on the KWU campus.
It’s February which means Black History Month is here! Black History Month was created to focus attention on the contributions of African Americans to the United States. Now some people have always wondered why Black History Month is in February. They changed Black History Month to February in 1976 because February has two important figures’ […]
Valentines Day is Coming! Valentine’s Day is upon us everyone! Even those who don’t have a special someone on Valentines Day you still deserve love and appreciation. That being said Valentine’s day becomes a sadder holiday if you don’t have a significant other to spend it with. Suicide rates tend to go up on February […]
