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Voice of the students since 1901

The Bulletin

Voice of the students since 1901

The Bulletin

The power of curiosity

The power of curiosity

Allie Breneman August 30, 2025

In a culture that prioritizes certainty and easy answers, curiosity can feel like opposition. We celebrate those who are confident and decisive. We want clear solutions, fast responses, and information...

Letter from the Editor: Let's make it our year

Letter from the Editor: Let’s make it our year

Maddie Carr August 22, 2025

I've officially spent more years in undergrad with The Bulletin than without it. It's become much harder to remember a time over the past four years where I haven't spent my weeks doing interviews,...

“Mindfulness in the Classroom” by Thomas Armstrong

Faith Burgoon February 1, 2020

This book is definitely intended for education majors and all you future teachers should be on the lookout for this one. The book overall was extremely informational.  The first part discusses the...

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Fresh food or fast food?

Lucas Lord February 1, 2020

While Emporia is a relatively small town, it continues to grow in all directions adding to the city various businesses that hardly seem to last. With the closing of Long John Silvers, 1928 West 6. Ave.,...

Don’t go chasing waterfalls—unless the canyon gorge is closed

Emma Boyd November 18, 2019

This past Saturday, I had a plan to visit the Aare Canyon Gorge. I took a train to the nearest town to the gorge (Meiringen) and asked for a bus to take me there. The sweet, old bus driver told me that...

Gravel City Roasters: Coffee worth the wait

Gravel City Roasters: Coffee worth the wait

Lucas Lord November 15, 2019

As winter quickly approaches and the sun sets earlier and earlier it is important to find time to add a bit of warmth to your day. Though I don’t drink much coffee, Gravel City Roasters is the best...

Traveling with Grace

Traveling with Grace: City of lights

Emma Boyd November 9, 2019

One weekend in October, my friend Dani (from Colorado Mesa in the U.S.) and I made our 6-year-old dreams of strolling the streets of Paris a reality.  Initially, Dani and I were going to Paris for...

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Emporia Eats: Hayaga Ramen Shop; Hot ramen, but little else

Lucas Lord November 9, 2019

While Emporia features a wide variety of Asian food, Hagaya Ramen Shop offers some great new tastes, but at an unreasonable price.  Located at 1111 Commercial St., Hagaya is a beautiful shop with...

Emporia Eats: Buzzin About Do-B’s

Emporia Eats: Buzzin About Do-B’s

Lucas Lord September 16, 2019

A mere couple blocks away from campus lies one of the cornerstones of Emporian cuisine, Do-B’s.  Best known for their burgers and philly cheesesteaks, I was interested in what else they...

Traveling with Grace

Traveling with Grace: Helpful hints from a fellow hornet

Emma Boyd September 16, 2019

“Travel the world when you’re young!” “Study abroad if you can!” Especially as students, we hear these phrases a lot. I decided to heed this advice, and although it is well...

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OPINION: When all is said and done, we move forward

Megan Sheckells March 28, 2019

As people, we tend to hold on to the things we’re comfort-able with. We stick with the same things because we’re used to them and we know how they function in general. We comfort ourselves...

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Don’t let your money manage you

Megan Sheckells January 27, 2019

The broke, hungry college student is an image that’s increasingly common on social media, television, movies and even in memes. And, as someone in college, I can say that it’s accurate. Most...

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