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Growing Pains

Katie Donnelly
May 7, 2021
Rob Catlett explains why he originally couldn’t leave Emporia State with plans to finish his doctorate in the late 70s because of a promise to ESU on Monday, May 5. Catlett, Associate Professor of Math and Economics and the Director of the Center for Economics, continues to carry out his passion helping students nearly 40 years later, which recently led to his winning of the Roe R. Cross Award.

Catlett creates an environment for civic minds to flourish

Katie Donnelly
May 6, 2021

Commencement to be held in-person this spring

Katie Donnelly
April 22, 2021
“Henry started all four years as a defensive back,” according to the ESU Hornet Athletics website. “In 1976 he was named second-team all-CSIC (Central States Intercollegiate Conference), and he returned a kickoff 96 yards against Missouri Western."

Steve Henry remembered for being an example to all

Katie Donnelly
April 20, 2021
Slaymaker recalls the first team he coached. “When I think of this team (1960) I think of that guy right there--Little bitty ol’ twerp...He tried out...and I cut him. One day I was young, and cocky, and a little bit arrogant. I got a little bit pissed off, ranting and raving and he always came to practice just to watch. And I saw him there and I said ‘Patt! You wanna play?’... It didn’t take long to see what he didn’t have in skills he had in leadership. Great leader. Within a couple weeks he’s in charge. Within a week, he’s (on varsity).”

What’s in a legacy

Katie Donnelly
April 20, 2021

New major introduced despite significant changes amidst the pandemic

Katie Donnelly
April 18, 2021

Students, faculty respond to Kansas Senate passing carry and conceal for under-21 persons

Katie Donnelly
March 20, 2021

Why keeping abortion legal is the Catholic thing to do

Katie Donnelly
March 19, 2021

Cost of utilities skyrocket at ESU after winter storm

Katie Donnelly
March 17, 2021
Murals give local community hope through COVID

Murals give local community hope through COVID

Katie Donnelly
March 16, 2021

Pandemic: A new world

Katie Donnelly
February 4, 2021

ESU holds winter virtual commencement

Katie Donnelly
February 1, 2021
Willia Frazer, an art therapy graduate student, sits at the ACES help desk on Tuesday evening. Because ACES can no  longer have walk-ins Frazer had to set up appointments between students and tutors. “I think that despite Covid there are  so many resources here that people can take advantage of,” said Frazer. LUCAS LORD | The Bulletin

Pandemic: A new world

Katie Donnelly
January 29, 2021
Emporia Municipal Court 518 Mechanic St. 66801

Emporia court barring press from entry appears unconstitutional

Katie Donnelly
November 20, 2020
Emporia Municipal Court 518 Mechanic St. 66801

Municipal court bars press from Emporia State underage drinking hearing

Katie Donnelly
November 19, 2020

Amy Coney Barrett voting on ACA after less than a month on supreme court

Katie Donnelly
November 12, 2020
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Emporia State holds virtual forum to discuss COVID response

Katie Donnelly
September 14, 2020
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Column: Our virus and ourselves, I (did not) HOP

Katie Donnelly
August 24, 2020
Paying it forward one mask at a time

Paying it forward one mask at a time

Katie Donnelly
August 20, 2020
Marquise Johnson, senior defensive back, was wounded by a gunshot Aug. 16. He underwent two surgeries that resulted in the amputation of his leg. 

ESU football player who lost leg in accident sues teammate, gun maker

Katie Donnelly
August 17, 2020
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Column: My COVID epiphany

Katie Donnelly
August 13, 2020
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Column: By sharing one sip of beer, I became a public health hazard

Katie Donnelly
July 31, 2020

Rental truck police pursuit ends in arrest

Katie Donnelly
April 20, 2020

I’m over feeling under

Katie Donnelly
March 1, 2020
ESU theatre students rehearse a dramatic scene during their dress rehearsal on Feb. 25 in Karl C. Bruder Theatre. “Death by Design” is the opening production of the spring season and it will run until Feb. 29. 

New director makes debut

Katie Donnelly
February 28, 2020
William Wilburn stands over the 150 gallons of water boiled in the kitchen after the water boil advisory. “Everything is shut down,” Wilburn said. “All the water is shut down. They can only serve bottled drinks and sodas. No ice, no nothin’.” 

Just add water: Scarcity sends school scrambling

Katie Donnelly
February 28, 2020

Many not shaking hands with ESU’s new hiring platform

Katie Donnelly
February 22, 2020

The cost of growing up: A guide to taxes

Katie Donnelly
February 19, 2020
Potential for alcohol to be served at ESU football games

Potential for alcohol to be served at ESU football games

Katie Donnelly
February 15, 2020
The Literary Perspective: Vampire Literature and Film class meets to discuss one of the vampire books they are reading on Jan. 21 in Plumb Hall. “Mainly it’s a literature and a film class, so we’ll be reading a lot of vampire literature,” said Mel Storm, professor of English, modern languages, and journalism. “There is a lot of good stuff and watching vampire film, of which there are really good ones.” Shelby Hambleton | The Bulletin

Dr. Storm, the Vampire Slayer

Katie Donnelly
February 2, 2020
A piece of Nicole Gomric’s investigative series: “The Person I am Because of You. The photo depicts a physical representation of how the survivor’s rape made them feel. Some of these models are standing in for people who did not feel comfortable modeling but did want their stories heard. “I struggle to control my emotions and not allow my rape to define how I interact with the world.” | Photo Courtesy of Nicole Gomric

Through a rose colored lens

Katie Donnelly
January 31, 2020
Coronavirus not as serious as influenza, campus officials say

Coronavirus not as serious as influenza, campus officials say

Katie Donnelly
January 30, 2020
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Potential coronavirus case reported in Lawrence, ESU officials remain calm

Katie Donnelly
January 28, 2020
Nana Cai, Assistant director of international education general administration, introduces the Don't be shy, Ask me why program in Schallenkamp on Nov. 14. Students from different countries asked and shared cultural differences during the program.

Debunking stereotypes by finding common ground

Katie Donnelly
November 21, 2019
The court case between four families and the Emporia State Center for Early Childhood Education began Nov. 12 at the Lyon County Courthouse. The families are requesting $2 million in damages. 

Families awarded $350,000 for CECE abuse

Katie Donnelly
November 20, 2019

Ask not what veterans can do for ESU but what ESU can do for veterans

Katie Donnelly
November 16, 2019
The court case between four families and the Emporia State Center for Early Childhood Education began Nov. 12 at the Lyon County Courthouse. The families are requesting $2 million in damages. 

Testimony begins in CECE abuse trial

Katie Donnelly
November 13, 2019

Day of the Dead festival is held in downtown Emporia

Katie Donnelly
November 1, 2019
Daniel Baldwin, Emporia State and Phi Delta Theta alum takes a turn sitting on the pole during the annual pole sit. The pole sit is a fundraiser where Phi Delta Theta members sit on a 12.5 foot pole for 24 hours. All proceeds go to SOS, the domestic violence shelter in Emporia.

Phi Delta Theta annual pole sit beats previous records

Katie Donnelly
October 29, 2019

Hornets take a 27-34 loss to University of Central Missouri

Katie Donnelly
October 25, 2019

Sexual assault survivor speaks to ESU students and faculty

Katie Donnelly
October 17, 2019
The Fiscal Affairs Committee discusses the success of homecoming t-shirt sales. The committee met on Sept. 29 in the Memorial Union to discuss funding for organizations.  

Fiscal Affairs Committee discusses funding for line item organizations

Katie Donnelly
October 7, 2019
Justin Tucek, senior history major, shares about growing up playing basketball with his brothers, on Sept. 19. Tucek said he is very passionate about basketball and loves working with the team. 

Tucek: Heart surgery survivor

Katie Donnelly
September 29, 2019
Source: Daphne Mertens, Healthier Lyon County Grant Manager 

Emporia starts new bike share program

Katie Donnelly
September 29, 2019

Fiscal Affairs begins looking at line items

Katie Donnelly
September 28, 2019
Katherine Borst Jones and Emporia Faculty Ensemble performs at the Gala Benefit Concert on Sept. 14 at Heath Recital hall. All proceeds went to raise money for the music scholarship fund.

Former professor receives award at annual gala event

Katie Donnelly
September 20, 2019

Chloe Flynn dribbles across the pond

Katie Donnelly
September 16, 2019
Volleyball players celebrate after scoring a point in their set against William Jewell on Sept. 6 in Topeka. They play next this weekend at the Mountain Lion invatational in Denver, Colorado. 

Women’s volleyball to up their game despite small numbers

Katie Donnelly
September 16, 2019
Community members walk to help spread awareness about suicide prevention month on Sept. 7. They began their walk in the Clinton Boyer building and looped back around to end there as well. 

Hornets for Hope help the community through prevention walk

Katie Donnelly
September 16, 2019
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