In the midst of the hustle and bustle of attending classes for his computer science degree, senior Guy Ramos participates in extracurriculars like many other Emporia State students. He’s part of...
Sophia Dawson and Camila Viorel are just like every other student at Emporia State. They go to class, hang out with their friends, and go to campus events, but their day to day, and most Thursdays, are...
Cooking can be an overwhelming task, especially for inexperienced college students. However, C.H.E.W, a program on Emporia State’s campus, has been working to help make healthy eating a fun and educational...
For 122 years, The Bulletin has served Emporia State as the official student newspaper. We have been there for our audience during the first pandemic in 1918, through two world wars, through the turmoil...
Hair. It’s something we care for nearly every day. We style it, color it and spend money paying others to fulfill our desired style for it. But at Emporia State, not everyone has services available...
Corky’s Cupboard, the Emporia State food pantry, was created for students struggling with food insecurity. It was established in 2014 by the Basic Needs Coalition and has been growing ever since....
The student loan debt in the United States has grown to be over 1.6 trillion dollars with 43.3 million loan borrowers and the average loan debt of an individual is $37,113, according to the Education Data...
The Hispanics of Today and Tomorrow and Emporia Main Street hosted a Day of the Dead celebration on Oct. 26.
The block party consisted of food, art work, face painting, and other holiday traditions.
“It...
Emporia Main Street hosted a variety of historical tours through the older businesses which covered their robust history in town as well as some of the more ghostly experiences they’ve had last Friday...
During the presentation portion of the interviews for the new Title IX coordinator position, several candidates said that compassion and counseling do not fit into the role of a Title IX...
