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Peter Harris, the final visiting writer of the year, reads a collection of his poems last Thursday evening in the Preston Family room. Harris read poems from “Bless the Ashes,” “The Vampire Who Drinks Gospel Music” and “The Black Man of Happiness: In Pursuit of My ‘Unalienable Right.’”

Visiting writer shares his journey of pain and happiness

Alex Prince
April 28, 2017
Chris Alderman, senior biochemistry and molecular biology major, presents his lab presentation on observing cancer cell mutations for a research lab, Friday in Science Hall room 142. Alderman, who has been awarded with the Outstanding Senior Award, Roe R. Cross Award and the Star Trainee Award, plans to attend the University of Kansas MD-PhD Physician Scientist Program after graduation. 

Award winning student aims for a future in cancer research

Alex Prince
April 26, 2017
Jolanna Kord, instructor of designing and using rubrics to measure student learning seminar, and Wooseob Jeong, dean of school of library and information management, discuss how to design rubrics based on assignments last Friday in Vissor hall 330. The professional development workshop was to assist faculty and staff in implementing student outcomes.

Rubrics: Integrating the Learning Environment

Alex Prince
April 19, 2017
Green Party Club holds their first meeting yesterday in the Roe R. Cross room in Memorial Union. Nick Blessing, club president and senior political science major, and Murad Jalilov, vice president and senior English and political science major, discuss with other members about how to get more students involved in the club, and about the demonstration regarding Fracking the Flint Hills, which will be from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on April 25 in Memorial Union Square.

The Green Party: The New Left

Alex Prince
April 14, 2017
Heather Kraus, a biology graduate student, talks about the tree where she hangs a hammock in warm weather on Saturday at the Ross Natural History Reservation. Kraus currently lives on the natural history reservation and served as the land’s primary caretaker during the fall semester.

ESU offers natural sites to students for research

Alex Prince
April 7, 2017
Abigail Weiser, sophomore sociology major and co-president of URGE discusses various self-care tips, such as finding time for yourself and learning to say no, at the group’s meeting on Thursday in the Diversity Lounge. At the meeting, members spoke about their gender neutral bathroom initiative and shared some of the ways that they take part in self-care.

URGE tackles self-care

Alex Prince
April 7, 2017
Students participate in physical exercises as part of the Homegurl Remedies event hosted by the Black Student Union last Wednesday. The event, which focused on self-care tips for women, was held as part of BSUs celebration of Women’s History Month.

BSU’s women’s month concludes with self-care

Alex Prince
April 7, 2017
Courtesy photo from Raise the Bar Entertainment

Honors College hosts formal spring ball

Alex Prince
March 15, 2017
Panelists Fletcher Russell and Dr. Rachelle Smith speak about the many aspects involved in being caregivers for both the young and the old on Wednesday in the Memorial Union’s Blue Key Room, incorporating their own personal experiences and advice. The panel discussion, called Caring for A Loved One: Gendered Dimensions and Issues, was the first event of Women’s History month.

Stuck in the middle: The sandwich generation

Alex Prince
March 10, 2017
Alec Walberg, freshman theatre major, and Katie Pelegrin, sophomore theatre major, act out a scene in which their characters reenact lines from a Shakespeare play at rehearsal for “Six Characters in Search of an Author” on Thursday in King Hall. The play is directed by Nathan Short, a student director, and starts at 7:30 p.m. from March 1-4 in the Bruder Theatre.

Theatre student explores the challenges of directing

Alex Prince
March 3, 2017
Abby Ausherman, senior art education major, looks closely at “Recontextualized Book” and “Songs from Home,” art pieces both consisting of mixed media made in 2016 by Chelsea Litfin, graduate student in art therapy, Monday in the Bruder Theater Lobby. Litfin’s painting exhibit “Life of the Spirit” represents her “internal world” through a series of paintings and other artworks. 

Graduate student’s art show explores the spirit and inner world

Alex Prince and Alex Prince
February 22, 2017
Nikki Chamberlain, a high school chemistry teacher, and Adriane Falco, an elementary music educator, answer questions from students about teaching last Monday in Visser Hall 330. The questions ranged from their own perspective and philosophy toward teaching and the challenges of being a teacher.

Education organizations co-host conversation with Master Teachers

Alex Prince
February 17, 2017

Black Student Government members prepare for Big XII Conference

Alex Prince
February 17, 2017
Stephanie Stauffer, complex coordinator of freshmen dorms, sorts mail yesterday at the towers’ front desk. When the law carries out after July 1st, ESU residence halls will allow concealed carry, though Captain Chris Hoover states that the policy will require residences to secure weapons in the dorms.

Concealed carry policy changes coming to residence halls

Alex Prince
February 10, 2017
Chamil Fernando, senior biochemistry and molecular biology, works on his assignment for trigonometry on Monday in the William Allen White Library. Though Fernando enrolled into the university as a nontraditional student, he has found his passion that will lead to helping people and would like to do research about clinical nutrition in the future.

Finding your purpose: Chamil Fernando’s journey to ESU

Alex Prince
February 10, 2017

From mascot contest winner to Disney animator

Alex Prince
February 10, 2017
Diversity student programs holds a watch party for the documentary film “13th” last Wednesday, Memorial Union Preston Family Room. The documentary captured the nation’s history of inequality in race.

Group hosts showing of “13th” documentary for Black History Month

Alex Prince
February 10, 2017
Mike Graves reads a passage from one of his book manuscripts during the Author Showcase at Ellen Plumb’s Bookstore on Sunday January 29. The event was in celebration of Kansas Day and included a variety of authors including ESU’s Kevin Rabas and Amy Sage Webb.

Kansas authors read at local bookstore in celebration of Kansas Day

Alex Prince
February 3, 2017
Rene Rodriguez, sophomore marketing major and Nerf Nation member, hides above a staircase Sunday in the Memorial Union during a capture the flag Nerf gun war. Nerf Nation has to have all guns with an orange tip on campus once the conceal carry law takes place.

Nerf nation changes rules following concealed carry law

Alex Prince
February 3, 2017
Susan Mai, costume designer and ESU Professor, has models wear her costumes for The Birds production at ESU on Thursday in King Hall. Each of her costumes was selected to appear in the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival parade in Des Moines, Iowa. 

Retiring ESU costume designer’s work shown in national theatre festival

Alex Prince
January 27, 2017
ESU hornets talk campus safety after Trump’s election

ESU hornets talk campus safety after Trump’s election

Alex Prince
January 27, 2017
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