Being a student athlete, especially at the collegiate level, comes with a very unique and demanding set of challenges. Between practice, games, weight room sessions, etc, it seems like sometimes there is just not enough time left to give coursework the attention it requires. As such, keeping grades up can be a problem for some […]

  Professor Phil Meckley said “I think spiritual development is important because when you talk about the whole person you can’t cut a person apart. You can’t just talk about the intellectual or the developmental or the emotional, you just can’t break a person to pieces. The spiritual side of somebody’s extremely important of who […]

The school year is almost over, and hundreds of students here at Kansas Wesleyan are about to go home to places all over the country, and depending on where you live, the experience is going to be vastly different from person to person. To make things a little better for all of us, I’ve put […]

The music department has been hard at work this past year. They have overcome mask wearing, social distancing, and smaller than usual in person audiences; but through all this the music has still been able to shine and sing its way through the school year. There are still two more concerts on the docket to […]

It’s no secret that COVID-19 has shaken up the world we knew before 2020. Everything around us has changed- how close we have to stand next to each other, how much of our faces we get to see on a daily basis, and so much more. This pandemic has changed everything, including the future of […]

Typically, after a double-header of losses to open a season, there would be a cause for concern from players, coaches, and fans alike. However, for the KWU Men’s and Women’s Soccer teams, there are several reasons to remain positive after a less-than-ideal opening night. The men’s and women’s teams both fell to the University of […]

After an impressive ending to last season, the Kansas Wesleyan Men’s Golf team looks to pick right back up where they left off at the end of last Spring, where they competed at the national championship and finished in 16th place. In an effort to continue making improvements to maximize their chances of making another […]

     This week has been a great week for Kansas Wesleyan University, classes are starting to flow more fluently and things are starting to kick up for football and volleyball. This week our football team has taken on Sterling College and a out of division school. “I’m confident about our team this year, I […]

   To start off the 2021-22 Men’s Basketball season we begin the year with 20 freshmen, 4 transfers, and 15 returners. This isn’t your ideal basketball team but nothing comes easy in life so we are ready to work. “We all have one goal in common, we all want to get a championship under our belt” […]

Nicole Joplin – Sophomore, Major is Nursing, hometown is Brownfield, Texas. Nicole Joplin got injured the first week of school and has been out on the sidelines ever since. Here is her side of what it’s like to be on the sidelines. Joplin said “I injured my left elbow as i was doing my second […]

There was a school event at the Alley which is an arcade and bowling alley with laser tag place where families go to have fun.  Many of the students who went enjoyed themselves and had a great time bowling and enjoying time with fellow students.  Where everything was provided so no one had to spend […]

If you’re searching for hidden gems on campus, one of the best places you’ll find them is in Fitzpatrick Auditorium located in Sams Hall of Fine Arts. A place that holds the spotlight for aspiring actors, musicians, technical directors, and everything in between. One of their recent works was the musical Little Shop of Horrors, […]

Salina may be located in Kansas, and thus, will forever be associated with cows, farming, and the Wizard of Oz- but more than that Salina is actually the home of some true hidden gems. One of these hidden gems is Ad Astra. Created in 2011, this local coffee shop and hang out spot is truly […]

The end is near. Finals are quickly approaching. And as we wind down on a particularly interesting school year many students are finally ready to buckle down and prepare for the best/worst of finals week. The other main thing that will be happening over the next few weeks is students slowly packing up their rooms, […]

The music department has been hard at work this past year. They have overcome mask wearing, social distancing, and smaller than usual in person audiences; but through all this the music has still been able to shine and sing its way through the school year. There are still two more concerts on the docket to […]