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On Thursday, April 4, 12 outstanding students were honored with the prestigious Shepherd Scholarship during the Shepherd Scholars Recognition Ceremony and Reception, held in Butcher-Boertman Hall at the Sauder Alumni Center on the Emporia State University campus.

Emporia State University will celebrate its rich baseball tradition and generous supporters at “Pack the Park” on Saturday, April 12, featuring a special field dedication, ceremonial first pitch and free admission for all fans.

The Emporia State University Foundation is pleased to announce the appointment of Martin “Marty” Smith as its new Senior Vice President of Development. Smith will officially assume his role on Monday, June 2, bringing a wealth of experience in institutional advancement and fundraising.

For more than a decade, the Donald Reichardt Center for Publishing and Literary Arts has served as a creative hub for Emporia State University students to pursue and practice the craft of writing.

At Emporia State University, the commitment to making higher education accessible and affordable continues to transform the lives of students and their families. For the 2024-25 academic year, 70% of undergraduate students were awarded one or more scholarships, significantly reducing the financial barriers to earning a degree.

Emporia State’s engraving arts program will be on display — as well as its new instructor — during a reception on Friday, Feb. 7. Emporia State offers the only bachelor’s program in engraving in the world.

A ribbon-cutting ceremony for the Donald Reichardt Center for Publishing and Literary Arts will cap the Founders’ Day event schedule at Emporia State University at 2:30 p.m. Feb. 14. The event is free to the public.

The Emporia State University Foundation is pleased to announce that Jason Drummond has been appointed its next president and chief executive officer, effective Jan. 13.

Six high schools were filled with festive atmospheres as six seniors from three Kansas counties learned this week (Dec. 12 and 13, 2024) that they have full-ride scholarships to Emporia State University to pursue their career goals. Each of the six learned the news during assemblies at their high schools.

Each year, student-athletes representing all 15 intercollegiate sports offered at ESU are selected to be Earl W. Sauder Athletic Scholars. On Nov. 4, 35 student-athletes were recognized as the 2024-25 Sauder Scholars at a luncheon with the Sauder family.