Today’s Headlines

Intercultural Center celebrates Indigenous Peoples Day

The Intercultural Center made medicine wheels and hung a land acknowledgement Monday for Indigenous Peoples Day. Read the full story here.

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ESU soccer loses to Pittsburg State, bounces back against Missouri Southern

The Hornets took a loss to Pittsburg State Friday, but responded with a win in a match against Missouri Southern the following Sunday. Read the full story here.

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“It put me in a position to free others”: Championing justice while wrongfully convicted

Walter Dunn spent nearly 13 years in Florida state prison, wrongfully convicted of attempted murder among other felonies.

While in prison, Dunn educated himself on Florida law. He became a certified law clerk and began taking a second look at the cases of his fellow inmates as the “jailhouse lawyer.”

Over the course of his time in prison, he freed several men from its confines. Eventually, he also freed himself.

Read the full story here.

Phi Delta Theta breaks annual pole sit fundraising record, raises over $12,000 for SOS, Inc.

Once again, Phi Delta Theta has broken their annual Pole Sit fundraising record— this time by more than $4,000. Read the full story here.

Starbucks executive president delivers speech on the power of love, personality in the business world

Dennis Brockman, senior vice president of U.S. Retail Operations at Starbucks Coffee Co., delivered Emporia State’s annual Hayes Lecture during Homecoming week where he spoke on the importance of love and personality in the workplace. Read the full story here.

Homecoming weekend highlights: Embracing tradition

Emporia State held homecoming Sept. 30 through Oct. 5. Pick up a copy of our homecoming edition at any of our distribution sites around campus to read more about the festivities! View the Oct. 5 photo package here.

Have you or a loved one been impacted by Hurricane Helene or Hurricane Milton?

We are looking for Emporia State students, faculty, staff and administrators who have been impacted by Hurricane Helene or Hurricane Milton to share their stories in our upcoming print edition. If you are from the affected areas or have family located in those regions and would like to speak with us, reach out to [email protected] or message us on Instagram at @esubulletin.