by Joe Rollins in News
"I have lost all love for the game this past off-season," freshman quarterback Justin Schropp said after leaving the team last week.
The loss of a starting athlete can be devastating to a team, but, with the major hole left in the Coyote offense, it may be hard to rebound.
by Hui (Heddy) Chen in News
Recently, a friend of mine showed me his photos of a college dorm in China. Those pictures bought back so many memories. I had one year of experience living in college dorms in China, and now I am living in the dorm of Kansas Wesleyan University in America.
by Blaire Waite in News
The elections for next year's Student Government Association officers will be taking place shortly and Vice President, Rodney Wren Sr., will be running for presidency on an interesting platform.
Wren stirred up some controversy when he posted flyers indicating that the current Student Government Association might be a "joke" and featured Anna Nicole Smith as the cover girl.
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The Coyote Debate & Forensics Team traveled to Riverside, California for the Christian college national Debate & Forensics tournament on March 2, 3, and 4. The Coyotes brought home 3 National Championships and 20 awards.
John Mikolajcik won the national championship in novice Lincoln Douglas debate and was the best speaker in that division.
by Andre Avila in News
A room full of students, faculty, and community members were in attendance when Wichita CSI's Sarah Geering was on hand to inform people about her job as a member of a CSI unit.
"There are a lot of differences between my job and the T.V. show" Geering said, she continued, "For one, I don't drive a hummer.
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The photography work of Kansas Wesleyan senior Heidi Feyerherm will be on display in The Gallery during the period of April 4-20.
The show, 'Incognito,' explores who we are beyond the surface. She has the subjects in her photos wear masks while they are depicted in everyday locations such as concerts, skateboard parks, in automobiles or on downtown sidewalks.
by Andre Avila in News
On March 30 the University United Methodist Church was the site of the 2007 KWU Blood Drive. Students, faculty and community members associated with KWU were responsible for the donating of blood.
A team of Red Cross phlebotomists was on hand to draw blood from all the volunteers.
2008 Woodie Awards
