Staff Editorial Universities hire people to promote them in a positive way; however, that is not the job of the student publications. Two universities have been under fire, possibly for reporting on “ugly” news that does not always make the school they write for look its very best. Their punishment, for at least one of… Continue reading Are we next?
Rachel McClurg Managing Editor Within the past couple of months, two Kansas student publications are facing threats of budget cuts. The Sunflower at Wichita State will receive just over half the budget next year that they received this year. Emporia State’s The Bulletin, on the other hand, is facing a 12 percent funding cut, which… Continue reading Student publications in danger of censorship
2016 sex offenses on campus in 12 largest colleges in Kansas Caelin Bragg Lantern Staff Emporia State University’s (ESU) recent handling of a sexual harassment allegation has sparked a discussion on how colleges handle such cases. The allegation was directed towards Brian Schrader, a tenured professor of psychology, from a female student, who The Bulletin,… Continue reading Emporia State student breaks NDA over Title IX case
