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Interim provost Brent Thomas addresses campus during a forum Monday in Webb Hall. Thomas is one of four candidates for the open provost position.

Interim provost seeks permanent position, to ‘rebuild trust’

Noah Eppens
November 16, 2022
Plumb Hall

Emporia State to hold forums for provost search

Noah Eppens
November 5, 2022
Plumb Hall

Emporia State admin not participating in AAUP investigation

Noah Eppens
October 28, 2022
A "You are not alone" sign sits in from of Plumb Hall.

AAUP sends letter to Emporia State administration, cites ‘severe violations’ of standards

Noah Eppens
October 1, 2022
Plumb Hall

Emporia State suspends academic programs

Noah Eppens
September 27, 2022
City Commissioner Susan Brinkman delivers a personal statement calling for ESU president Ken Hush to share his sources and reveal the plan for restructuring the university. (Screenshot from video recording of meeting)

Emporia city commissioner calls for transparency and accountability from ESU president

Noah Eppens
September 22, 2022
Alyssa Gharmalkar, junior history major, protests Friday on the first floor of Plumb Hall. Students organized a silent sit-in below the president's office to show their support for the 33 faculty who were dismissed at Emporia State. (photo by Sam Bailey)

Student protests continue amid mass faculty dismissals

Scott Romeiser and Noah Eppens
September 17, 2022
A "You are not alone" sign sits in from of Plumb Hall.

Emporia State dismisses 33 faculty

Sam Bailey, Cameron Burnett, and Noah Eppens
September 15, 2022
Students gathered outside of Plumb Hall this morning to protest a policy that would allow Emporia State to fire tenured faculty. (photos by Sam Bailey)

Students protest Emporia State’s plan to cut programs, dismiss tenured professors

Noah Eppens
September 14, 2022
Alyssa Gharmalkar (left), junior history major, and Anthony Bruno (right) senior business administration major, ask questions and provide feedback about resource realignment during Friday's ASG student forum. The meeting was held Friday in response to the new framework presented by president Ken Hush last week.

Forum leaves students worried ESU doesn’t have ‘game plan’ for new resource realignment

Noah Eppens
September 13, 2022
Associated Student Government recognizes 22 new senators during their Sept. 1 meeting. 

RSOs lose recognition during first ASG meeting of year

Noah Eppens
September 12, 2022
Noah Eppens

Letter from the editor: How we can work together during this upheaval

Noah Eppens
September 12, 2022
Butcher Education Center is home to the Center for Early Childhood Education (CECE) which provides child care for faculty, staff and students. The decision to close the center has been met with criticism; however, Emporia State president Ken Hush recently expressed that criticizers don't "understand the overall high-level concept."

New prez says ‘I laugh’ at criticism about Butcher closure. Then he regrets word choice.

Sam Bailey and Noah Eppens
August 13, 2022
President Ken Hush talks with Bulletin editor-in-chief Bella Eppens on June 27 in the President's Office. Hush was named president on June 22 after being interim president since November.

Emporia State president says change is coming, with communication

Noah Eppens
June 27, 2022
Ken Hush

Hush appointed as 18th Emporia State president

Noah Eppens
June 22, 2022
Butcher Education Center is home to the Center for Early Childhood Education (CECE) which provides child care for faculty, staff and students. The decision to close the center has been met with criticism; however, Emporia State president Ken Hush recently expressed that criticizers don't "understand the overall high-level concept."

Caregivers create petition to keep child care on Emporia State campus

Noah Eppens
May 27, 2022
UVALDE, TEXAS - MAY 26: Law enforcement officers stand near a memorial at Robb Elementary School following a mass shooting on May 26, 2022 in Uvalde, Texas. According to reports, 19 students and 2 adults were killed, with the gunman fatally shot by law enforcement. (Photo by Brandon Bell/Getty Images)

Our generation was raised on mass shootings. Why isn’t America doing anything about it?

Noah Eppens
May 26, 2022
 Los senadores del Associated Student Government votan para aprobar una resolución en relación al recorrido de seguridad anual que tuvo lugar el 13 de abril. Las inquietudes que fueron reportadas durante el recorrido incluyen brechas entre las luces de emergencia, mala iluminación en áreas específicas y, calles y pasos de peatones inseguros. De igual forma, algunas de estas inquietudes ya se habían reportado en el recorrido de seguridad de 2019.

Inquietudes recurrentes y una “zona muerta” reportados durante recorrido de seguridad.

Noah Eppens
April 29, 2022
Recurring concerns and ‘deadzone’ reported in safety walk

Recurring concerns and ‘deadzone’ reported in safety walk

Noah Eppens
April 28, 2022
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Dear professors, finals aren’t actually telling you what we’ve learned

Noah Eppens
April 25, 2022
Chelsie (Glover) Baldwin  

Edward, Bella and toxic relationships in books

Noah Eppens
April 15, 2022
Clayton Epley estudiante de segundo año de la carrera de negocios, Evan Havran estudiante de último año de la carrera de comunicación y, Ross Ehrsam, Blake Olmsted y Adam Hernandez estudiantes de penúltimo año de la carrera de marketing, comiendo juntos el pasado lunes en el Hornet’sNest. 

Planes de comida actualizados para flexibilidad y accesibilidad

Noah Eppens
April 9, 2022
Sophomore business major Clayton Epley, senior communication major Evan Havran and junior marketing majors Ross Ehrsam, Blake Olmsted and Adam Hernandez eat lunch together on Monday in the Hornet’s Nest.

Meal plans updated for flexibility, affordability

Noah Eppens
April 1, 2022
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Stuck in the home I’d outgrown: Reflecting on the pandemic

Noah Eppens
March 7, 2022
Freshman elementary education majors Autumn Fitzgeralds and Ashtian Canfield talk with freshman business major Benny Bolen while waiting for their Starbucks order on Tuesday in the Memorial Union. The mask mandate was lifted on Tuesday, March 1, however professors are still allowed to require masks in their classes.

Mask mandate ends, reveals inconsistencies

Noah Eppens
March 4, 2022
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Letter from the new editor

Noah Eppens
February 28, 2022
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Emporia State lifts mask mandate for campus

Noah Eppens
February 22, 2022

ESU photo club holds boudoir photoshoot

Noah Eppens
February 21, 2022
Bloom House opened its doors on Jan. 1 and will offer daytime and nighttime services for youth in need.

‘A soft place to land’: Bloom House Youth Services opens doors

Noah Eppens
February 18, 2022
Photo courtesy of Bulletin Archive 

Emporia State provost resigns

Noah Eppens
February 9, 2022

Dean of Honors College appointed acting provost

Noah Eppens
January 28, 2022

Physics program given more time to prevent discontinuance

Noah Eppens
November 29, 2021

EXPLAINER: What happens when a program is discontinued?

Noah Eppens
November 29, 2021
Preston Plumb

Emporia founder and well-known Civil War veteran’s historic home for sale

Noah Eppens
November 12, 2021
‘Knitted knockers’ for cancer center

‘Knitted knockers’ for cancer center

Noah Eppens
November 1, 2021

Who you gonna call? BRANDY NANCE

Noah Eppens
October 29, 2021
President Allison Garrett leaves ESU for Oklahoma

President Allison Garrett leaves ESU for Oklahoma

Noah Eppens
October 8, 2021

ASG recognizes Esports as RSO

Noah Eppens
October 7, 2021

ASG requires diversity training for RSOs

Noah Eppens
September 29, 2021
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ESU President takes new position in Oklahoma

Noah Eppens
September 24, 2021
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