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All content by Allison Funk

Lyon county history invites Roxie Yonkey to present her book “Secret Kansas”

Allison Funk
April 28, 2023
ASG vice president Hailey Kisner awards junior political science major Hibah Yaseen with “most likely to be late to a meeting.”

Last ASG meeting of the year

Allison Funk
April 28, 2023

ESU’s psychology chair creates unique graduate program

Allison Funk
April 24, 2023
Starbucks customers share laughs, chat with one another, and share a hug while waiting for their orders. Some items remain missing from the Starbucks menu as displayed on Friday.

Starbucks restocked after weeks of low inventory

Allison Funk
April 14, 2023

ESU celebrates Pride amidst Kansas Anti LGBTQIA+ bill

Allison Funk
April 14, 2023
Ken Hush speaks to a Bulletin reporter during a Q&A on June 27, 2022.

Hush sends “open letter” to local media outlet after criticism from Kansas Reflector

Allison Funk
April 13, 2023

Corky’s Cupboard to hold ‘spring cleaning’ donation drive

Allison Funk
April 4, 2023
ChatGPT greets a new user and offers its assistance. The AI technology has a knowledge cutoff date of September, 2021 which prevents it from giving users the most updated information.

ChatGPT; “cheating service” or “powerful tool”?

Allison Funk
March 30, 2023

C.H.E.W. holds first cooking class since COVID-19

Allison Funk
March 8, 2023

C.H.E.W holds first cooking class since COVID-19

Allison Funk
March 8, 2023

C.H.E.W. holds first cooking class since COVID-19

Allison Funk
March 8, 2023
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Kindness is more important than a championship ring

Allison Funk
March 4, 2023
Lorie Rogan stands and applauds the Emporia State men's basketball team at the conclusion of the game against Newman University. The #3 MIAA-ranked Hornets defeated Newman 92-63 on Feb. 11 in White Auditorium. 

The “Go Emporia Lady” AKA Lorie Rogan

Allison Funk
February 21, 2023
One of the few marked burials in Potter’s Field leans to the right and dates as far back as 1877. Tombstones at this time were made of sandstone which is no longer used today due to the way the rock washes away from weather over the years.

Emporia Cemetery hopes to give unmarked graves proper memorial

Allison Funk
February 21, 2023

“I do my own hair,” students claim Emporia lacks diverse hair salons for people of color

Allison Funk
February 8, 2023

“I do my own hair,” students claim Emporia lacks diverse hair salons for people of color

Allison Funk
February 8, 2023

“I do my own hair,” students claim Emporia lacks diverse hair salons for people of color

Allison Funk
February 8, 2023
Junior communication major​,​ Anna Banman​,​ and junior elementary education major​,​ Lavender Bacon​,​ quickly write down famous composers during a game of “Scattergories” in their a capella practice.  

Singing valentines back for the first time in two years

Allison Funk
February 7, 2023
Emporia State students use the crosswalk and warning lights located on 1500 Merchant Street to get to the other side. The warning lights installed were used at the scene of the accident last night. 

Emporia State student struck by car

Allison Funk
January 24, 2023

Bloom House celebrates one year of opening its doors

Allison Funk
December 1, 2022

Bloomhouse celebrates one year of opening its doors

Allison Funk
December 1, 2022
‘Dystopian’ college experience: communication students reflect on the loss of professors and departments

‘Dystopian’ college experience: communication students reflect on the loss of professors and departments

Allison Funk
November 21, 2022
Cora Miller Hall, adjacent to Newman Regional Health, pictured this week. Cora Miller has been used to educate students for 3 decades.

Nursing department will soon move off ‘island,’ into new building on campus

Allison Funk
November 11, 2022
Sean Lane opens up the question portion of the forum after presenting more about himself and his aspirations if chosen as ESU’s next provost. Sean is currently the dean of the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences at the University of Alabama in Huntsville.

First provost candidate visits campus

Allison Funk
November 10, 2022
Candidates pose and share a laugh before their interviews with ESU's homecoming royalty judges. This year's judges include Darla Mallein, Seth Licktieg, Melissa Gerleman, Bridget Camien and Kaitlin Johnson.

Women reign in this year’s homecoming court

Allison Funk
October 27, 2022
Logan Trask, Sarah McDonald and Christine Pascoe pose for a photo during a dress rehearsal one day before opening night of “Curtains.” McDonald plays the character Princess Kickapoo.

A problematic ‘princess:’ Homecoming play features racially insensitive Native American stereotype

Allison Funk
October 26, 2022

Plans to expand Corky’s Cupboard underway

Allison Funk
October 7, 2022
Sonya Hadsall, freshman psychology major, and Hannah Hiszczynskyj, junior biology major, share a laugh while admiring their umbrellas. Bi+ is an “umbrella term” that encompasses anyone attracted to two or more genders.  

P.R.I.D.E holds first education night of the year

Allison Funk
September 29, 2022
A "You are not alone" sign sits in from of Plumb Hall.

The breath ‘punched out of them:’ KBOR approves ESU’s plan to dismiss employees

Allison Funk
September 14, 2022
President Ken Hush declines an interview with The Bulletin Sept. 7 outside his office on the second floor of Plumb Hall.

A student’s guide to new KBOR policy, Workforce Management Framework

Allison Funk
September 8, 2022
IFC members vote on alcohol policies within Greek Life and debate on becoming a dry fraternity.

Interfraternity Council votes on alcohol amendments and opens discussions for becoming a dry fraternity

Allison Funk
April 21, 2022
Ian Howell prepares to give his presentation "End the Awkward'. Howells family and friends attended to support him and take photos as he shared his community engagement project.

‘Stylin on Wheels’: Emporia State senior educates others about disabilities and social dialogue

Allison Funk
April 20, 2022

RSOs molestos después de la reunión anual de asignaciones del ASG

Allison Funk
April 18, 2022

RSOs angry after ASG annual allocations meeting

Allison Funk
April 18, 2022
Ryanne Meyers posts on her Instagram page @adventures_with_ryanne about walking around the arch in front of King Hall for her tradition’s keeper’s checklist. She claims in her post “I am not really a superstitious person, but I still won’t dare to walk under the arch...”. 

Transfer Student embraces ESU Traditions Keepers through an Instagram page

Allison Funk
April 12, 2022
Dallas Nowlin, sophomore Ethnic, Gender, and Identity studies major and interdisciplinary studies major, and Nikita d’Augereau, freshman biology education major, exchange contacts directly after Mu Delta Mu is voted to become a recognized student organization. Nowlin is a member of another sorority on campus, Alpha Sigma Alpha.

‘Progress not perfection’: New and inclusive sorority is recognized as an RSO

Allison Funk
April 1, 2022

Campus responds to Ukraine

Allison Funk
March 7, 2022
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OPINION: Health insurance should be available to all students, including lower class

Allison Funk
March 4, 2022
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New interim provost plans to encourage inclusion and diversity

Allison Funk
March 2, 2022
Steven Henry’s photo and list of accomplishments resides within the Emporia State University hall of fame located in Cremer hall. He was inducted in 1989 and is recognized for football and men’s track and field.

Emporia State community reflects on alum with ‘a servant’s heart’ one year after his death

Allison Funk
March 2, 2022
This parking meter is located at 1501 Market Street in front of Towers Complex and is enforced 24 hours daily. Nickels, dimes, and quarters can all be used to park here for 30 minutes.

Students unhappy with parking on campus

Allison Funk
February 17, 2022

ASG leaders welcome Emporia State students

Allison Funk
February 17, 2022
The secure COVID-19 testing kit website can be found at covidtests.gov and can be confirmed with the official government website message located at the top left corner of the screen. Here, anyone can order testing kits for free through the United States Postal Service. 

Students should be aware of COVID-19 test scammers

Allison Funk
February 15, 2022
Local children from the community build nests with different supplies in order to understand the work put in by birds visiting Cheyenne Bottoms on Nov. 14 at the Prophet Aquatic Research and Outreach Center.

Kansas Wetlands, an Educational Journey

Allison Funk
November 29, 2021
Fighting Climate Change with Diet Change

Fighting Climate Change with Diet Change

Allison Funk
November 29, 2021
Humble Hornet: The story of an ESU Veteran

Humble Hornet: The story of an ESU Veteran

Allison Funk
November 11, 2021
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