With the current state of affairs seeing many of our students, faculty, staff and alumni staying at home to keep safe from the building wave of COVID-19, options for entertainment can sometimes seem rather dauntingly limited.  Thankfully, an entirely new range of possibilities has been opened to advancements made in communications technologies over the […]

Well when it comes to dealing with stress it is very completed. And it is more serious than you think. For many people that can relate stress, it mostly comes from either life, school, domestic issues, traffic, or work. Stress is a common thing that takes place in every human’s life. Also there is Distress. […]

Just this past weekend KWU had the honors of partnering with the United Methodist Church, and the Tim Tebow Foundation to present A Night to Shine inside the student activities center on campus. This event at its core is a yearly event that seeks to provide special needs students and community members with a prom […]

The debate tournament will be held this weekend on January thirtieth. They have invited colleges all over the country to join. The debate will have twenty to twenty five schools joining them this weekend at the debate. These Debate tournaments last up to three to four days. But our program will be one of the […]

Echoescape; learning a dead birdsong in ‘the place where you go to listen’, by Dr. Julianne Warren is the special sound art performance that will be taking place in Fitzpatrick Auditorium on Thursday, January 30. The special surround-sound event will take place at noon. Dr. Warren is involved with a week-long visit to The Land […]

Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE) with Football Athletes  Dwight Clark, Junior Seau, Aaron Hernandez, Mike Webster, Andre Waters, Daniel Teo’Nesheim, Mosi Tatupu, Terry Long and Jovan Belcher are just a few out of hundreds of men that played in the NFL and have been diagnosed with CTE. CTE stands for chronic traumatic encephalopathy. CTE has been […]

How did you get your start at KWU?   After I graduated from college, I knew I wanted to be a soccer coach. So I started applying for Graduate Assistant Positions. My College Coach knew Coach Cocon and put in a good word for me. I went through the Interview process and got the Job.  […]

Hey Coyotes! Here are some upcoming home and even some away games that you might be interested in! Women’s and Men’s Soccer: (Women play first followed by the men.) Saturday, October 19th: VS Avila University. 5/7 PM. Wednesday, October 30th: VS Ottawa University. 5/7 PM. Tuesday, November 5th: VS Sterling College. 5/7 PM. KCAC Finale. […]

The Kansas Wesleyan men’s and women’s soccer team are off to a fantastic start in KCAC play. After both teams struggled in the non-conference portion of the schedule, the women are 4-1 in conference play and the men are 4-0-1. Last night, the teams traveled to Nebraska to take on York College. The women won […]

This year marks the 50th year that women have been able to participate in collegiate athletics at Kansas Wesleyan University. It is a historical landmark because if you look at the history of the male athletics, it goes back to the beginning of the institution which was founded in 1886 but it took over 75 […]

  With the current state of affairs seeing many of our students, faculty, staff and alumni staying at home to keep safe from the building wave of COVID-19, options for entertainment can sometimes seem rather dauntingly limited.  Thankfully, an entirely new range of possibilities has been opened to advancements made in communications technologies over the […]

Well, welcome back! another week has gone by of boredom. As I sit here in my house in Colorado away from school,  i am filled with nothing but boredom and I hate it. I want to talk about whats gong on around the world but I feel like I am trapped inside and have no […]

Why should students on campus be excited about the Kansas Wesleyan Art exhibit going on right now? Well the top reason to visit the gallery exhibit is because it’s free. For any student or faculty passing through the gallery on the way to class or work, stop and take a few moments to admire the […]

In the coming weeks Kansas Wesleyan University’s music department will host the February “Fusion: KWU Festival of Music.” I had the opportunity to sit down with the man in charge of “Fusion,” Dr. Milt Allen. He is very enthusiastic about the exciting changes surrounding the festival this year. Dr. Allen says, “It’s a revamped festival, […]

The Wesleyan Chorale is a select vocal ensemble of 24 students. The ensemble performs and entertains in a variety of venues on and off campus throughout the academic year. Dr. Anne Gassmann is the Kansas Wesleyan University Music Department, Director of Choirs and Director of Vocal Area. Dr. Gassmann taught middle and high school in […]