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District court cases involving seven former or current Emporia State University professors may be heard in person at the Lyon County District Courthouse as soon as this fall.

TOPEKA — The president of Emporia State University and Kansas Board of Regents members asked a federal court to dismiss a lawsuit against them, claiming there is no proof ESU

In November responses to the federal lawsuit, legal defense argues not all of the defendan

Women around the world go through menopause, and one of the most commonly reported symptoms are hot flashes and night sweats. Professor Lynnette Sievert, a biological anthropologist in the Department of Anthropology at U-MASS Amherst, studies hot flashes.She started working in Mexico in 1999. It was there she discovered that despite our many differences, the experience of a

Emporia State University’s district court case challenging the reinstatement of five terminated professors will be pending a little longer, as attorneys on both sides wait to hear the results of

Former professors sued Emporia State University administrators and Kansas Board of Regents

Eleven Emporia State University professors filed a federal lawsuit against the university and the Kansas Board of Regents over an alleged “conspiracy” to terminate specific educators during ESU’s strategic realignment.

Former professors sued Emporia State University administrators and Kansas Board of Regents

Former professors sued Emporia State University administrators and Kansas Board of Regents

Former professors sued Emporia State University administrators and Kansas Board of Regents