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What’s the Matter with Freshmen?

What’s the Matter with Freshmen?

Scott Romeiser
April 29, 2023
Camara expressing his gratitude for the current and former students and faculty and staff that showed up to his retirement party. During retirement, Camara plans on moving to Chicago to live with his wife and continuing his research.

Professor Camara to retire after 30 years

Scott Romeiser
April 28, 2023

GenEd requirements are changing, chances are, it won’t affect you

Scott Romeiser
April 28, 2023
“Ricky“ Lee Ricardo Cort, Rod Eldridge, Kelvin  “Kelz“ Mitchell, Sean Simmonds, Dwight Stewart, Roger Thomas, and Warren Thomas form the septet Naturally 7. The band is performing 8 p.m. April 15 at the Granada Theater. Admission to this performance is free for ESU students.

Naturally 7 tests the limits of the human voice

Scott Romeiser
April 14, 2023
Percy Holt, a senior interdisciplinary studies major, speaking at the event. At the event graduating seniors were recognized and given a small, but meaningful, graduation gift.

LGBTQIA+ Seniors Honored by Emporia State PRIDE

Scott Romeiser
April 14, 2023
Left to right: Kim Redeker, owner of The Sweet Granada, Susan Brinkman, owner of Bourbon Cowboy, and Jeanine McKenna, the president and CEO of the Emporia Area Chamber of Commerce, discuss the challenges and successes of being women business owners.

Redeker and Brinkman share entrepreneurship experiences

Scott Romeiser
April 10, 2023
Everyone needs a bird feeder

Everyone needs a bird feeder

Scott Romeiser
March 31, 2023
Anna Hovious, sophomore biology major, attempts to identify a mussel specimen which was collected from Fox Creek. 

Sex and shells

Scott Romeiser
March 31, 2023

Clash of Colleges: Stinger Showdown

Scott Romeiser
March 10, 2023
Protect the children and the church

Protect the children and the church

Scott Romeiser
March 4, 2023
529 Commercial Street is where the first building, Emporia House, was constructed in 1857. Now, Citizens National Plaza and Lofts resides at this address. Built in 1924, this 5 story building was one of the largest bank buildings in Kansas when it was built, according to local newspapers.

The Cornerstone of Emporia

Scott Romeiser
March 3, 2023
Team 1 poses for their yearbook photo in 1973. The team had 20 players who played 10 games in the regular season. 

The lasting legacy of hornet softball

Scott Romeiser
February 22, 2023
The historic memorial of William Allen White rests at Peter Pan Park watching over the body of water it sits in front of.

Immortalizing the “Sage of Emporia:” William Allen White

Scott Romeiser
February 21, 2023
On warm days the Lady Hornets scrimmage on Turnball Field, preparing for their upcoming season. The team plays their first of 56 regular season games Feb.10 in Lubbock, Texas.

ESU Softball goes to the Aloha State

Scott Romeiser
February 14, 2023
This residence, which is located in the Minecraft server, used to be a cave. With the addition of glowstone lamps and plenty of foliage, it has been transformed into a proper home.

Minecraft server open to ESU students

Scott Romeiser
February 7, 2023
Greg Haddock, the second candidate for Emporia State's open provost position, addresses the campus during an forum Nov. 10 in Webb Hall.

‘My word needs to be my word,’ second provost candidate visits campus

Scott Romeiser
November 14, 2022
Defensive back Roderick Farmer celebrates with the rest of the Emporia State football team at the conclusion of the win over Fort Hays. 

Homecoming game brings fans and victory for the Hornets

Scott Romeiser
October 31, 2022
I want to rot in a box

I want to rot in a box

Scott Romeiser
October 31, 2022
332 Commercial St., formerly known as the Clinton Hotel built in the 1880s, will be one of the stops on the stops on this year’s Haunted Historic Tours put on by Emporia Mainstreet. Several spirits have been communicated with during an investigation there, according to Flint Hills Paranormal group. 

Macabre and Morbid: Experience the haunted history of Emporia’s buildings

Scott Romeiser
October 28, 2022
Imperial Press: The Nick Geankoplis Show Gallery is open for viewing  9 a.m. to 3 p.m. weekdays until Oct. 14, located inside Norman R. Eppink Gallery, King Hall. 

Porcelain Canvas: ESU art exhibit seeks to show the differences and similarities between American and Chinese culture

Scott Romeiser
October 12, 2022
Sophia Dawson, junior business administration major, writes encouraging notes to the 33 staff affected by recent cuts on Sept. 19, where a candlelit vigil was held in the Sunken Garden in front of Plumb Hall to honor the staff at Emporia State. (photo by Mason Hart)

Sociology professors organize candlelight vigil to honor dismissed faculty and staff

Scott Romeiser
September 20, 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
Jasmine Gonzalez, a graduate of Emporia State, and her family eat at Casa Ramos for the Eat for Guatemala fundraiser. This fundraiser supported Galvez Molina’s efforts to cover the student lunch fees for the children of Lemoa, Guatemala.   

ESU student raises money to help Guatemalan students pay school lunch fees

Scott Romeiser
May 2, 2022
The Price to Pay for New Drugs

The Price to Pay for New Drugs

Scott Romeiser
May 2, 2022
Union Street Social, located at 225 E 6th Ave, offers patrons with several lounge spaces. The restaurant, opened by Amanda Hague, sources a variety of ingredients from local farmers. 

Union Street Social: A Newcomer to the Restaurant Scene in Emporia

Scott Romeiser
April 25, 2022
On Saturday April 9th, many people made the walk to the Art Annex to witness the Hot Glass Demonstration. From 9am to 5pm they were doing demonstrations and then at 7pm they held an auction for those items. 

Fahrenheit 2100: ESU gets look into glass blowing

Scott Romeiser
April 18, 2022

Emporia Writers Group experiences ‘rebirth’

Scott Romeiser
April 7, 2022
I’m damn proud to be a fraternity man

I’m damn proud to be a fraternity man

Scott Romeiser
April 6, 2022

‘You can’t just walk out of a drive-in!’

Scott Romeiser
April 4, 2022

Looking back: Emporia State’s evolution

Scott Romeiser
March 9, 2022

Women of color find solidarity in shared experiences

Scott Romeiser
March 4, 2022
OPINION: I'm not a cockroach, I'm a teacher

OPINION: I’m not a cockroach, I’m a teacher

Scott Romeiser
March 2, 2022

When the predator becomes the prey

Scott Romeiser
March 1, 2022

OIE to host cultural connections event

Scott Romeiser
March 1, 2022
Kevin Hines discusses his struggles with mental health and suicide Wednesday night in Albert Taylor Hall. He survived a jump from the Golden Gate Bridge in 2000 and now travels the country to encourage others to reach out for help.

A second chance at life: Suicide survivor brings message of hope to Emporia State

Scott Romeiser
February 18, 2022
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