A new logo to celebrate Associated Student Government will be released at their end of year party. 

The Bulletin won 16 individual awards and “The Sunflower,” Emporia State’s yearbook, won 12 awards April 7 and 8 at the Kansas Collegiate Media conference hosted in Wichita, Kansas.

As the Supreme Court of the United States prepares to rule in June on the legality of allowing a question regarding citizenship on the 2020 Census, the Kansas Senate appears poised to take a side on the controversial issue.

TOPEKA — Gov. Laura Kelly announced she will be adding over $30 million toward improvements at state prison facilities in the Governor’s Budget Amendment, which was released Tuesday.

April 24

The tuition and fees reported has been drafted and after an open forum for students, faculty and staff, it will be finished at the next meeting, according to Steve Lovett, Faculty Senate president and assistant professor of business administration.

The Strategic Plan Review Committee held a forum Tuesday morning in the Preston Family room to discuss the revised goals and objectives of their 10-year strategic plan.

Brenda Koerner, associate professor of biological sciences, was named the Faculty Senate’s 2nd vice president. Koerner was elected with 74 votes out of 166 total voters, or 44.58 percent, according to Steve Lovett, Faculty Senate president and assistant professor of business administration.

LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) — The published works of Devon Mihesuah fill a wide space between two bookends in her office at the University of Kansas.

TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — A 22-year-old man has been sentenced to life in prison in a deadly shooting near Washburn University in Topeka.

There seems to be a new challenge circulating throughout social media every week. The most recent twitter craze is the Florida Man challenge. The trend has sparked debate about its role in exploiting mental illness as an effort to gain more retweets and likes.

April 10

As the Emporia State’s Teachers College Special Education Fellowship Program is gearing up for its fourth year, it will have a $52,000 increase in funding and will be able to take on 25 graduate fellowship students, instead of 15. Their funding will increase from $64,000 to $116,000.

WAMEGO, Kan. (AP) — Julia Kabance isn't sure about her new residence. At 108 (109 in August, she says), she had been living independently in her home in St. Marys until about a month ago. There she was still pretty active, doing calisthenics and walking to stay healthy.

LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) — When it comes to responding to reports of sexual assault, response teams on college campuses face a set of barriers that prevent their work from being as effective as similar programs run by cities and counties, according to a University of Kansas study.

TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — A Kansas National Guard captain has submitted her resignation out of frustration over what she perceived as a lack of concern by guard leadership after a series of people associated with the Guard took their own lives in recent months.

LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) — A woman whose experience of being kicked out of her home as a 16-year-old because she's a lesbian was highlighted on the Netflix show "Queer Eye" has a fresh shot at college after fans raised enough to pay off her student loans.

TOPEKA, Kan.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Apr 8, 2019--The Kansas State Board of Nursing's "Kansas Nursing" site was recently recognized as a Horizon Interactive Award “Bronze” winner in the category of government agency websites. The Horizon Interactive Awards are an international competition recogniz…

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