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Students with jobs should be cut some slack

Faith Burgoon
March 1, 2020

“Took” by Mary Downing Hahn

Faith Burgoon
February 29, 2020

ESU professor interviewed by the Today Show

Faith Burgoon
February 22, 2020

“The Memory of Lemon” by Judith Fertig

Faith Burgoon
February 17, 2020

Valentine’s Day: a stupid holiday

Faith Burgoon
February 14, 2020

Kappa Delta Pi holds “Educating for Empowerment” conference

Faith Burgoon
February 8, 2020
Super Bowl LIV halftime show: A tribute to women

Super Bowl LIV halftime show: A tribute to women

Faith Burgoon
February 7, 2020

Kappa Delta Pi hosts first educator conference

Faith Burgoon
February 4, 2020
Chiefs for the Super Bowl win

Chiefs for the Super Bowl win

Faith Burgoon
February 3, 2020
Thrift shopping: It’s not a bad thing

Thrift shopping: It’s not a bad thing

Faith Burgoon
February 2, 2020

“Mindfulness in the Classroom” by Thomas Armstrong

Faith Burgoon
February 1, 2020

Students shouldn’t be required to live on campus

Faith Burgoon
November 26, 2019

Writing skills are crucial

Faith Burgoon
November 24, 2019

Athletes need timeouts too

Faith Burgoon
November 20, 2019
Myron Bridges, general manager of Sodexo cuts the ribbon at the grand opening of the new Starbucks in the Memorial Union on Nov. 12. At this event there were free samples and plenty of Starbucks lovers waiting to place their orders.

Starbucks and Sodexo host grand opening

Faith Burgoon
November 19, 2019

The truth is, you don’t need to cheat

Faith Burgoon
November 16, 2019
Mary McDaniel Anschutz, director of Health Services, helps Joie Whitney, senior health and human performance major, make homemade noodles at the second C.H.E.W event of the semester on Nov. 7 at the First Christian Church. C.H.E.W is a free event that teaches students how to cook healthy. 

Corky’s Cupboard hosts Cook Healthy Eat Well event

Faith Burgoon
November 14, 2019

I want to teach; it’s not about the money

Faith Burgoon
November 8, 2019

The Top 5 Halloween Movies on Netflix

Faith Burgoon and The following is a review of each movie. Spoilers* may be included.
November 2, 2019

ESA’s should be more accessible for those with disabilities

Faith Burgoon
October 28, 2019
Emporia State students gather for the annual homecoming bonfire on Oct. 18. During the bonfire the annual “Yell like Hell” competition took place. The winner of the competition was Chi Omega.    

Annual Homecoming bonfire takes place in Wilson Park

Faith Burgoon
October 26, 2019
Emporia State education majors attend the first ever "Tea with the Teachers College" on Oct. 17 in the towers conference room. This event was put on to help students get to know different professors from the Teachers College and ask them and current education students questions.  

First “Tea the Teacher’s College” event held

Faith Burgoon
October 25, 2019

Who’s Stigma? Not Ours

Faith Burgoon
October 7, 2019
Alex Sheen, the founder of “Because I Said I Would”, speaks with students about the importance of promises on Sept. 26. Sheen said he hoped students would take away that talk is cheap, self-control matters, and promises matter. 

Speaker visits campus, talks about keeping promises

Faith Burgoon
October 1, 2019

Long distance relationships are worth it

Faith Burgoon
September 29, 2019

Vigor cycling club hosts first meeting

Faith Burgoon
September 27, 2019
Ajit Pai, Federal Communications Commission Chairperson speaks at the broadband round table on Sept. 19 in Cremer Hall School of Business. The theme of the roundtable was ‘Closing the Digital Divide.’ 

Ajit Pai tweets about ESU roundtable event

Faith Burgoon
September 26, 2019
Snapchat selfie from inside the sleep pod.

To sleep or not to sleep?

Faith Burgoon
September 26, 2019

Come on, ESU, this is my room

Faith Burgoon
September 23, 2019

Vigil for Hope creates a much needed support every year

Faith Burgoon
September 22, 2019

Football teams shortening practices: Help or Hinder?

Faith Burgoon
September 16, 2019
Members of the diversity book club meet for the first time on Sept. 10 in the Diversity Louge. This months book is “The Brief Wondorous Life of Oscar Wao,” by Junot Diaz. 

Diversity Book Club plans for an eventful year

Faith Burgoon
September 16, 2019
Emporia State students and alumni, play in Tarnished Brass, on Sept. 6 at Radius Brewing Co. Their next performance will be this Saturday at Mulready’s Pub. 

From recitals to bar gigs, Tarnished Brass plays across Emporia

Faith Burgoon
September 16, 2019
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