Paula Galvez Molina, an Emporia State senior and physics and mathematics major, has been fundraising to help children in Lemoa, Guatemala. Galvez Molina herself is from Guatemala. 

Union Street Social, located at 225 E 6th Ave, is a newcomer to the restaurant scene in Emporia. Opened in September 2021, the restaurant offers patrons a unique dining experience with a reservation preferred business model, food made with local ingredients and an interior field with knick-k…

Sexual assault survivors told their stories to raise awareness. 

A lecture held in the memorial union, titled “End the Awkward,” showed audience members three different photos of Ian Howell throughout his life. The first photo shown is Ian as a first grader, with his walker, smiling next to a friend. According to Howell, he has been “stylin on wheels” sin…

As transfer students enter their first semester at Emporia State, they may feel a sense of longing that comes with being in a new place. Struggling to connect with the community, students and to find their place in this new environment.  

German III, the highest level of German language course Emporia State has ever provided, is being offered for this summer semester. 

Adrianne “Annie” Fudong Harrison, who was studying athletic training at Emporia State, passed away on Feb. 13, 2022 at the age of 19 while giving birth to her baby boy, Lorenzo.  

Residential Life hosts events and student activities throughout the year. Feb. 22 they hosted Privilege Beads in the lobby of the Towers resident halls. The event was meant to discuss different kinds of privilege and how they apply to each individual.

Kaytlin Hilton Krchnavy, a senior English education major from Emporia State who is currently student teaching at Emporia High School, is leading her 36students in a project that focuses on Congolese refugees.

Nearly 1.38 million Americans tried to take their life in 2019, according to The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. 

The Emporia State Stingers Dance Team won the Dance Team Union Regional Competition Jan. 29 in Oklahoma City and received a rare, partially paid bid to the 2023 national competition. 

In 1863 Édouard Manet pushed viewers’ expectations of art by picturing a nude woman beside two fully clothed men in a contemporary landscape, sparking controversy and challenging audiences with real, modern life. 

When commuting to and from Emporia State each day, students who live both on and off campus have an important decision to make about where they will park their vehicle. 

Like many other college students, Holly Barney lives a pretty routine life going to classes, soccer practices, and navigating her freshman year. However, in between her busy schedule you can also find her advocating for climate change and encouraging others to do the same by considering a ve…

On Nov. 11, Americans everywhere will take pride in celebrating Veterans Day as we honor our soldiers. Many of these Veterans have been given the opportunity to attend colleges and further their education through the help of administrations such as the Veterans Affairs Commission. Emporia St…

One thing that Emporia is known for is being the founding city of Veterans Day. Every year, there are always dozens of activities to participate in. From art exhibits to a memorial service, there is plenty to do in the small town of Emporia to celebrate Veterans Day.

Members of the Unwind Fiber Arts Club at Emporia State have been making “knitted knockers” to donate to the Central Care Cancer Center throughout the month of October.

After a week of Homecoming festivities at Emporia State University, a school-wide nomination and voting process came to an end, narrowing down the 10 candidates to the final two. 

One of the newest Registered Student Organizations to form on campus has brought with it not only a reminder of the importance of fighting against hunger, but edible solutions as well. With the creation of a community garden, Hornets against Hunger seek to do more than just talk about the co…

As the Spring semester comes to an end, the Associated Student Government elections cemented next year’s president, Lucy Steyer, and vice-president, Lauren Moon. While they ran unopposed, the official voting ended on March 18. 

During the final week of Black History Month, the Ethnic and Gender studies program hosted presentations from speakers covering issues from black literature to how geography and race interact.Both stressed the importance of celebrating black life throughout the year.