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By Savannah Koga / Staff Writer  For the past 12 years, the city of Salina hosts Match Madness.  Through the Greater Salina Community Foundation, it is a day of giving to local nonprofit businesses that impact our community.  This year is year number 13 of Match Madness, so fittingly the theme is “The Lucky One.”  […]

By Savannah Koga / Staff Writer Growing up when people would ask me, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” I always wanted to be a detective, thinking I could go solve every crime mystery and my life would be just like NCIS. Though once I realized I was not cut out […]

One thing that makes Kansas Wesleyan University special is their mission to grow intellectually and spiritually.  Along with providing opportunities for academics, arts and athletics, KWU also gives it’s students the chance to experience and deepen their faith. The Campus Ministry program is there to help students on their spiritual journey and further enrich their […]

By Lily Roberts / Staff Writer Last month was September, and it is recognized as Suicide Prevention Month, a time when individuals, organizations, and communities come together to raise awareness about the importance of mental health and suicide prevention. This annual observance serves as a reminder that suicide is a public health crisis that can […]

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’ […]

Kansas Wesleyan University recently celebrated a successful inaugural scholarship gala. Over 300 guests joined KWU in not only honoring the guest speaker, Former Kansas Governor William Graves, but also felt the highlight of the evening, which was the focus on Kansas Wesleyan students and the opportunities that scholarships provide. The evening was supported by a […]

At the Spring 2022 Kansas Wesleyan University Commencement ceremony, more than 200 undergraduates and graduates will have achieved academic success and will cross the stage to receive their diploma of graduation. Kansas Wesleyan starts early in the Spring semester preparing students for what is to come. A checklist is provided so that the student’s anxiety […]

Dr. Mike Russell, KWU Professor of History brought Holocaust survivor, Dr. Judy Jacobs, to the Kansas Wesleyan campus via zoom.  As over 300 guests filled Sams Chapel, Wednesday, April 13, Dr. Jacobs prepared for her presentation from the comfort of her home. Dr. Jacobs shared her family’s experience when the Nazis invaded Hungary. She was […]

KWU Spring Weekend 2022 was originally set to mirror homecoming festivities and draw alumni, friends, parents, and visitors to campus at an alternate time of year. This weekend’s main event, the KWU Scholarship Gala, will highlight and promote endowed scholarships here at Kansas Wesleyan. This event, which will feature Former Kansas Governor, William Graves, as […]

All living organisms need water to grow and survive. Water is one of, if not the, most important component to an ecosystem. So that in itself should answer the question; Why would a river running through Salina, Kan. matter? One of our neighboring states has found the benefits of a downtown river and riverwalk. In […]


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