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TiFFANI WILLIFORD Author M.H. Herlong and author W.H. Beck stand with Corky as they listen to kids from across Kansas chant about their love for reading last Saturday in front of Plumb Hall. The night before, the authors met with the kids to answer questions the reader had about the books and about the authors.

[Photo] William Allen White Award winners visit ESU

October 7, 2015
Jessica Rice, graduate student, is running for a position as a senator for the Graduate School.

Johnny Morgan, junior secondary math education major, is running for a position as a senator for the Teachers College.

[Photo] Meet the Associated Student Government Candidates

April 5, 2015
Nwogu Nkem, sophomore economics major, is running for a senator seat in the School of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Chance Dickinson, junior business management major, is looking to run for a senator position – he did not specify which school.

Shelby Marten, freshman health promotions major, is running for a senator seat in the Teachers College.

Nicholas Sumner Hannah Robinson, junior secondary English education major, browses through books on the Take One, Leave One Library in the Union outside the Center for Student Involvement Monday, Nov. 3. The Take One, Leave One library is open to anyone to trade out a book they are interested in.

[Photo] English honor society brings library to Memorial Union

November 6, 2014
Nicholas Sumner Victoria Manheim, graduate student in art therapy and clinical counseling, lights a candle in honor of those who have fallen to substance abuse. The Candle Light Vigil took place Oct. 24 in Wilson Park from 6-7:30.

[Photo] After spiritual awakening, student dedicates his life to helping others

October 29, 2014
Cassie Holt Michael Daniel, junior secondary education major, uses his iPad during advanced technology for education class. Although much of the students work on their iPads, there is still some computer usage for certain assignments. The transition to the full use of iPads may occur next semester.

[Photo] Students unsure about required iPads

October 29, 2014
Nicholas Sumner Kaylynn Anderson, senior social sciences major, led the PRIDE meeting, discussing upcoming events for the organization. PRIDE hosted several events for LGBTQ month which is held every October.

[Photo] PRIDE promotes acceptance for all members of community

October 22, 2014
ASG Senators vote to recognize one of several new student organizations Thursday, Nov. 7 in the Senate Chamber in the Memorial Union. Some of the newly recognized groups included the Arabic Student Culture Association, Stingers Sports Club, and the Muslim Student Association.Nicholas Sumner/The Bulletin

[Photo] Nine organizations seek recognition, five receive RSO status

November 14, 2013
Ryan Diehl, director of the honors program at Hutchinson Community College, gave some closing remarks regarding the success of the honors conference Saturday, Nov. 2, in the Preston Family Room. This was the first conference of its kind in Kansas. Nicholas Sumner/The Bulletin

[Photo] Kansas honors students share ideas at first inaugural conference

November 7, 2013
Keeping warm around a fire pit and making s’mores, Miranda Renfro, graduate English student, Caitlen Giesing, junior English major, and Vanessa Kindall, sophomore sociology major, share stories and discuss classes with other students Wednesday night at Wilson Park. The English honor society, Sigma Tau Delta, hosted the bonfire.Jennifer Pendarvis/The Bulletin

[Photo] Tell Me S’more

November 7, 2013
Travis Mishler, detective at the Lyon County Sheriff’s Department, gave a presentation about what to do in the case of a shooting, in Webb Hall, Oct. 29. He showed several videos and had a PowerPoint describing what actions the police take and what actions civilians should take.Nicholas Sumner/The Bulletin

[Photo] Run, hide, fight options in active shooter event

October 30, 2013
Emporia residents of all ages spent their Saturday night walking up and down Main Street learning ghostly facts about different businesses. The Main Street Haunted Trails was a Halloween themed event put on by Emporia Main Street, Inc. beginning at 9 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 26.Nicholas Sumner/The Bulletin

[Photo] Haunted Tours show off spooky Emporia spots

October 30, 2013
A team of Emporia State students prepare for their next round in a League of Legends tournament in Webb Hall on Saturday, Oct. 26. The ESU Gamer’s Guild hosted the 5-man team tournament from to 2-8 p.m.Nicholas Sumner/The Bulletin

[Photo] ESU in a League of its own

October 30, 2013
FootballAfter being banned twice, the Board of Regents allowed Kansas State Normal School to play their first football game in 1894. As the school transformed into Kansas State Teachers College, football began to rise in popularity, and the team had their first undefeated season, 7-0, in 1926. Now, 87 years later, Emporia state finds itself working on another undefeated season, going into Homecoming week 5-0.

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[Photo] Korean students say war with N. Korea unlikely

April 10, 2013
Jason Huebner, Christian Challenge Director, and Rebekah Hood, junior English secondary education major, measure sheetrock.Hannah Thomas/The Bulletin

[Photo] Spring Fix: Students help pick up pieces in wake of Sandy

March 27, 2013
Emilea Peine, senior elementary education major stands by the poster at the Stand for Freedom event, March 12. Students stood for 27 hours to raise awareness for the 27 million people held in different types of slavery all over the world, including the USA.Hannah Thomas/The Bulletin

[Photo] Hornets takes steps to stop slavery

March 27, 2013
Sophomore forward Jordan Foutch watches the ball fly into the air during the game against Northwest Missouri State University on Oct. 5. The Hornets fell in the 80th minute on a long-range goal and lost 1-0.Will Austin/The Bulletin

[Photo] Soccer denied vengeance, loses in overtime

October 10, 2012
ESU alumnus Jose Vaca snatches a stray ball Saturday during the alumni tennis game.Will Austin/The Bulletin

ESU alumnus Eric Sparks and freshman Kayla Fraley reach for the same ball during Saturday's alumni tennis game on the Milton courts.Will Austin/The Bulletin

[Photo] Tennis takes on alumni to end fall season

October 10, 2012
In a game full of spectacular defensive plays, junior defensive lineman Ryan Louia breaks up a Lincoln University pass Sept. 29. The play resulted in a possession for the Hornets, who are now 5-0.Will Austin/The Bulletin

[Photo] Hornets bite Blue Tigers

October 3, 2012
Competing at home on Saturday at William Lindsey Auditorium, junior middle/offensive hitter Brianna Kaiser smashed the ball into Pitt State territory. It was the third victory in the Lady Hornets' current four-game winning streak.Will Austin/The Bulletin

[Photo] Volley sweeps weekend matches

September 26, 2012
Working on his tackle, Jordan McAdoo, redshirt freshman and outside linebacker, pummeled into a yellow step-over dummy at practice on Tuesday afternoon. Already 4-0, the Hornets play Lincoln University of Missouri at home this Saturday.Will Austin/The Bulletin

[Photo] Hornets clip Riverhawks, 30-20

September 26, 2012
Hornet wide receivers run a drill on Tuesday afternoon, Sept. 18. They play at Northeastern State University this Saturday, Sept. 22.Will Austin/The Bulletin

[Photo] Football looks to defeat old rival

September 19, 2012
Jordan Tice, sophomore running back, rises from a touchdown against University of Central Oklahoma. The Hornets are 3-0 after defeating the UCO Bronchos 42-14 last Saturday, Sept. 15.Will Austin/The Bulletin

[Photo] High-powered offense leads to third win

September 19, 2012
Junior goalkeeper Kayla Wegman reaches for a ball at practice on Wednesday, Sept. 19. The lady Hornets defeated Northwestern Oklahoma State University, 4-0, the day before.Will Austin/The Bulletin

[Photo] Hornets fall 1-0 to Lady Blues

September 19, 2012
Freshman Andrew Davids returns a serve against Ottawa University at Milton Courts on Wednesday, Sept. 19. Men’s tennis next game will be next Wednesday against Johnson County Community College in Overland park, KS.Will Austin/The Bulletin

[Photo] Tennis off to strong start

September 19, 2012
In an exercise to work on strikes, sophomore medium and rear hitter Courtney Harin smashes the ball over the net. After their victory at Northwestern Oklahoma State, the team is on a four-game winning streak. Will Austin/The Bulletin

[Photo] Women go 4-0 at Pitt. State Classic

September 5, 2012
In the play leading up to ESU's first goal against Augusta College yesterday afternoon, junior forward-midfielder Mindi Lozenski strikes at the ball. The Lady Hornets claimed a 2-1 victory. Will Austin/The Bulletin

[Photo] Soccer girls win at home

September 5, 2012
Vandals defaced the northeast corner of 12th and Merchant Street near the William Allen White Library last Tuesday evening. It is unknown whether or not the vandals were students. Matthew Cook/The Bulletin

[Photo] Chalk ‘graffiti’ targets campus, community

September 5, 2012
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