Tag: Fort Hays State University

Gilberto Guerra began college at age nine, graduating with a 4.0 GPA from Fort Hays State University by age 13. His academic success stems from a family tradition that values education, coupled with supportive homeschooling. Now holding a master’s degree, he continues to pursue further education while demonstrating maturity and dedication in his studies.

Fort Hays State University has decided to pause its NCAA men's and women's golf programs to ensure financial stability within its athletics department. This decision follows a thorough assessment of resources amid challenging budget conditions. The university will honor current golf scholarships for affected student-athletes as they navigate this transition.

Fort Hays State University (FHSU) announced a tuition increase for the 2026-2027 academic year, amounting to $9.78 per credit hour. The total semester cost will rise by less than $145 for full-time students. FHSU remains the most affordable public four-year university in Kansas, emphasizing quality education and student support.

Fort Hays State University’s Counseling Program has gained Registered Credential Training Provider status for the Board Certified–TeleMental Health credential, accredited by the NBCC. This designation allows FHSU to offer essential online training for counseling students and licensed professionals, addressing the growing need for telehealth services, especially in underserved areas across Kansas.

Fort Hays State University (FHSU) will host a free live webinar on May 20 from 5 to 6 p.m. to assist incoming students and families with navigating financial aid and college funding. Led by financial experts, the session will cover topics such as the 2026-27 FAFSA updates, financial aid basics, and a Q&A.

Gabrielle Davis and Janine Van Niekerk are pioneering nursing students at Fort Hays State University's inaugural hybrid BSN program. Their dedication reflects a commitment to rural healthcare, with both women balancing studies with career responsibilities. The program aims to meet local nursing demands, preparing graduates to serve their communities with compassion and expertise.

The Kansas Small Business Development Center (Kansas SBDC) made a significant impact in 2025 by supporting 2,583 businesses, creating 1,067 jobs, and retaining 5,657 jobs. They facilitated nearly $54 million in capital access and delivered training to over 4,100 individuals, strengthening local economies and providing vital resources to entrepreneurs statewide.

Northwest Missouri State maintained its unbeaten MIAA record with a dominant 52-3 victory over Fort Hays State. The Bearcats rushed for 437 yards and scored six touchdowns, including three over 50 yards. Fort Hays State struggled offensively, finishing with just 131 total yards. The Tigers face Washburn next week.

Fort Hays State University has appointed Dan Lara as the new Director of the Kansas Small Business Development Center. With over ten years of experience in economic development and a strong funding track record, he will enhance support for small businesses in Kansas, utilizing his prior roles in public affairs and national nonprofits.

HAYS, Kan. - The “Glitter + Ash” event scheduled for today (February 14) on campus is sponsored by Us4U...

by Rachel Mipro, Kansas Reflector November 6, 2023 TOPEKA — Two Fort Hays students are fighting for an on-campus polling...

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