Tigers in Service asked students, faculty, and staff to join in the TOMS One Day Without Shoes event on Tuesday to raise awareness for kids without shoes living in impoverished countries. Those on campus could leave their shoes in the Union for the day and earn a chance to win a $50.00 TOMS gift card.Jolie Green/Leader
Sophomore Becca Kohl, c [...]
Posts in category Photos
Campus members ‘lose shoes̵...
Tigers in Service asked students, faculty, and staff to join in the TOMS One Day Without Shoes event on Tuesday to raise awareness for kids without shoes living in impoverished countries. Those on campus could leave their shoes in the Union for the day and earn a chance to win a $50.00 TOMS gift card.Jolie Green/Leader
Sophomore Becca Kohl, c [...]
Lego Robotics competition
From left: Bryce Harman, Comanche Middle School and partners Guner Yocum and Kale Cox, both of Northern Valley Middle School, watch with anticipation as Yocum and Cox’s robot participate in a Sumo Bot match at the Western Kansas Lego Robotics Competition Friday in the Union Ballroom. The competition was sponsored by the FHSU Physics Clu [...]
Christian Challenge Dance
Sophomore Emily Wyse shows off her moves at a dance hosted by Christian Challenge Friday evening in the Quad.Courtney Riggle/Leader
Use Facebook to Comment on this Post
Caleb McGuinn
Caleb McGuinn performs Thursday night on the Memorial Union Patio.Courtney Riggle/Leader
Alex Case played the opening act for Caleb McGuinn Thursday night.Courtney Riggle/Leader
Use Facebook to Comment on this Post
Human iPod comes to After Dark
Josh Rush, better known as the human iPod, came to Fort Hays State University Friday night to perform in Cody Commons as part of the After Dark event.
The After Dark event was put on by graduate student Darryl Glenn with the co-sponsorship of the University Activities Board.
Rush is a musician from Michigan. He graduated from the University o [...]
Art Thursday – Figure Painting
By Amy Warfield
By Rachel Ellet
By Abby Bennett
By Shannon Trevethan
In this assignment, students were instructed to assemble two paper figures in the positions of an old master’s painting. Students then painted the figures in a different perspective than the original master’s paini [...]
Driven for the Cure
Junior Samantha Ledy swabs her cheeck at the Driven for the Cure event presented by Up Til’ Dawn and the Student Health Center Wednesday at Gross Memorial Coliseum. Participants of Driven for the Cure registered to be on the National Marrow Donor Registry to match donors with patients for marrow or umbilical blood transplants. The event [...]
Project shows stark contrast in inter...
The Global Environmental Issues class has a project in the Union set up to compare the amount and type of food people eat in nations around the world. Both developed and underdeveloped nations are represented. The United States, China and Saudi Arabia represent the developed countries, while Chad and Equador are the underdeveloped. According [...]
Campus welcomes visiting artist
The Fort Hays American Institute of Graphic Artists and the Creative Arts Society on campus welcomed artist Dan Christopherson to speak about his life as an artist and the business side of art. The groups held a 2-day event that included portfolio reviews. Christopherson is a designer, painter and illistrator out of Salt Lake City, Utah. He s [...]
FHSU’s first food pantry (Photo...
John Ross, director of Forsyth Library, cuts the ceremonial ribbon at the Global Leadership Project’s food pantry at 11:45 a.m. on Tuesday. The project was started in collaboration with Forsyth Library and the Political Science department of Fort Hays. Photo by Courtney Riggle/Leader
Use Facebook to Comment on this Post
FHSU hosts annual Summit (2 Photos)
Lundy Bancroft, the keynote speaker at last Tuesday’s Domestic Violence Summit, speaks at the Black and Gold room in the Memorial Union. This was the second annual Summit and was sponsored by the Women’s Leadership Project, as well as many other on-and-off-campus groups. Photo by Courtney Riggle/Leader
Photo by Courtney Riggle/Leader
[...]
Recent Comments