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Coyote vs. ACME debuted in theaters on August 28, 2026. However, this movie was actually made back in 2022. Originally, Warner Brothers was going to use this movie as a tax write off. Warner Brothers would have gotten $30 million. However, due to the public outrage for trying to cancel the movie, the movie was...
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Scott O’Mara has been appointed chief information officer (CIO) and assistant vice president for University Solutions at Emporia State. He previously served as interim CIO until he accepted the permanent position earlier this month. “I’m excited to continue building and leading the University Solutions team as a central point of contact for technology needs,
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No. 8 Emporia State improved to 7-0 for the first time since 2013 with a 23-16 win over Central Oklahoma on Saturday, Oct. 17 at Welch Stadium. The Hornets forced four turnovers and limited the Bronchos to 14 points on five red-zone trips. After the teams exchanged punts on their first five possessions, junior running...
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Last week, the Emporia State Office of Student Life announced the 10 seniors on the ballot for 2026 Homecoming Court. During halftime of the Oct. 24 Homecoming Football game, two candidates will be announced as Homecoming King and Queen as voted on by the student body. The Queen candidates, in no particular order, are Shelby...
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On Oct. 16, Emporia State Soccer played against Missouri Southern on the ESU Pitch. The Hornets outlasted the Lions, seeing to a 3-2 Hornet win. The first half of the match was filled with fast-paced shots from both sides. The first Hornet goal was scored within the first three minutes by sophomore forward Ella Favot...
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Kansas has historically been a stronghold for the Republican party when it comes to electing United States senators. The last time a democrat was elected to the United States Senate to represent Kansas was in 1932. This year, there has been a change in this trend with polls showing that the Senate election may be...
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Homecoming week festivities begin Monday, Oct. 19. Prepare yourself for a week full of events and activities! Between 4 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 20, students and faculty are invited to visit University Library & Archives’ America 250 exhibit: “Across Town, Across America: Emporia on the National Stage.” This event will highlight the...
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Emporia State Associated Student Government is updating one of their policies regarding service hours for Recognized Student Organizations. Recognized Student Organizations (RSOs), according to ESU’s website, are organizations run by the students who are looking to gain personal growth and opportunities for leadership development, and networking. RSOs receiv
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In years past, the Yell Like Hell competition occurred during the annual Homecoming Bonfire. This year, Yell Like Hell will be a standalone Homecoming event at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 20 around the fountain at Kellogg Circle. The “Hornet Rally” bonfire remains slated for Thursday, Oct. 22, but the time has been moved up...
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No. 19 Hornet Volleyball swept away matches against the Northeastern State Riverhawks and the University of Arkansas-Fort Smith Lions last weekend. Emporia hit at .229 on Friday against the Riverhawks and .224 on Saturday against the Lions, holding both teams at less than 10 percent. On Oct. 9, the Hornets traveled to Talequah, Oklahoma to...
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