The Advance Newspaper

Frigid weather came knocking on the KWU campus, and someone opened the door. This past week has been one of the coldest in recent memory on campus and if the forecasts are to be believed, then even more cold weather is on the way in the very near future. The National Weather Service predicts more […]

While there are many obvious aspects of the precautions being taken on college campuses nationwide to keep student-athletes safe from COVID-19, one of them has more of an impact on some players than all the others.  For KWU Communications Major, and Soccer player Tyler Goodwin, it’s the absence of the traditional cheers coming from the […]

The Kansas Wesleyan Multicultural Student Affairs Association has a slate of events planned for the month of February to highlight Black History Month. Association. Bella Allison, the student President of the Association, and KWU Soccer player, told us about their plans.  Each event will be held on a Friday during the month of February, and […]

Shortly after graduating from Kansas Wesleyan, Kiefer Storrer penned his first novel, “Ten Months of Courage”, an effort, he says, was largely complemented by his study of Speech and Debate.  Now the Assistant Debate Coach at his Alma Mater, Storrer talked to us about how his background in the academics of his discipline has helped […]

It’s no secret that when classes are in session on the KWU campus, the multicultural population of the entire City of Salina increases in a measurable way. But for a great many people the true richness of that contribution to our community goes largely unrecognized. In order to address that shortcoming, KWU Communications Major Tyler “King” […]

While there are many obvious aspects of the precautions being taken on college campuses nationwide to keep student-athletes safe from COVID-19, one of them has more of an impact on some players than all the others.  For KWU Communications Major, and Soccer player Tyler Goodwin, it’s the absence of the traditional cheers coming from the […]

One of the most recent additions to the KWU coaching family is Todd Zenner, who runs the Bowling program for the Coyotes. We asked him how it felt being a part of the K-dub family, and he told us he was thoroughly enjoying the experience. You can keep up to date with weekly KWU athletic […]

Covid-19 has affected many people all around the world. Covid-19 has taken people’s jobs, education and even the way they live. For example, they stay in their house to avoid catching the virus and probably get their groceries delivered to them. So they do not have to be around people in the grocery store. Even […]

A sour taste remained in Tabetha Deines’ (JR/Salina, Kansas) mouth as she returned back to campus from the NAIA Women’s Indoor Track and Field National Championships last March. Her mindset switched to getting her redemption as outdoor season was approaching, but the universe had other plans in mind as a worldwide pandemic began.  “It was […]

The first cancelation of a sports game due to Covid-19 has happened for the first time for Kansas Wesleyan University.  The men’s soccer team was looking forward for playing their season opener this Saturday September 5th against Tabor college.  This game is now postponed because of some issues off the field. The KCAC was set […]

Shortly after graduating from Kansas Wesleyan, Kiefer Storrer penned his first novel, “Ten Months of Courage”, an effort, he says, was largely complemented by his study of Speech and Debate.  Now the Assistant Debate Coach at his Alma Mater, Storrer talked to us about how his background in the academics of his discipline has helped […]

Quarantine and the pandemic is now entering the 8th month of taking over American society. One of the most unexpected downfalls of quarantine is entertainment, or the lack thereof. Children, teens, college-age students, young adults, adults, and the elderly are all struggling to find ways to stay afloat and not only safe and healthy, but […]

The coronavirus has beyond a doubt had a profound effect on American society as a whole. But none more so than on the average college student. My name is Jameson Shaughnessy and I am a telecommuter to Kansas Wesleyan University. No doubt many of you are familiar with my name around campus, so as such […]

Being an athlete is never easy- it can be fun, rewarding, and fulfilling but never easy. Being a college student is never easy- it can be fun, rewarding, and fulfilling but never easy. So what happens when these two already difficult paths are combined AND you add a pandemic? It sounds like an entire sports […]

Being in quarantine has had its struggles, but with those struggles comes new opportunities that I might not have had otherwise. Throughout my life, I have always been drawn to a camera. I think there is something special about capturing a moment in time and being able to share it with others. Over the years, […]