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Emily Dulohery

Emily Dulohery, Former News Editor

Emily Dulohery is the former summer news editor for The Sunflower.

Dulohery, a transfer student from the University of Miami, previously worked on The Miami Hurricane from 2016 to 2018 as art director and editor in chief. She is a junior majoring in journalism, and hopes to work as a data journalist or designer after graduation.

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These two images show some of the supplies that a group of local college students collected for the homeless community in Wichita. The supplies include basic needs like water, food and hygiene products.

Overwhelming community response helps WSU students provide COVID-19 relief

Emily Dulohery, News Editor
June 15, 2020
Wichita State students and alumni organized a rally in support of President Jay Golden on Wednesday outside of Charles Koch Arena, ahead of a Kansas Board of Regents Meeting that will reportedly decide Golden's future at the university. Left to right: Caitlyn Hammack, Tajahnae Stocker, Tony Ibarra and Grant Day.

WSU students hold impromptu rally in support of President Jay Golden

Emily Dulohery and Lindsay Smith
June 10, 2020
President Jay Golden makes his introduction to faculty senate in January. In his introduction, Golden emphasized the importance of shared governance and transparency.

‘Disheartening:’ Students, faculty react to calls to fire WSU President Jay Golden over Ivanka Trump fiasco

Daniel Caudill, Emily Dulohery, and Lindsay Smith
June 10, 2020
Cameron James, president of Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity, holds a mic to the crowd on Friday night as he leads a call-and-response of Queen Latifah's "Unity" at a candlelight vigil in the Multicultural Greek Council Quad. The vigil showcased several Black speakers and honored victims of police brutality.

‘Be about it:’ Black leaders call on WSU community to stand against racial injustice

Emily Dulohery, News Editor
June 6, 2020
The Multicultural Greek Council Quad sign stands tall at the west entrance to the quad. The MGC will host a candlelight vigil for victims of police brutality this Friday at the quad.

Candlelight vigil planned at WSU for victims of police brutality

Emily Dulohery, News Editor
June 3, 2020
Wichita State Facilities Services is shipping "safety starter kits" with masks and other supplies to departments and offices across campus. Masks will be required for students, faculty and staff whenever they interact with one another.

Masks, 800 gallons of hand sanitizer and plexiglass: WSU stocking up to reopen safely

Emily Dulohery, Reporter
May 25, 2020
A group of students participate in the Safety Walk with Officer Wyatt Pulver on Oct. 8 at the Food Truck Plaza on Wichita State's main campus. The group was given a section of Wichita State's main campus to walk and discuss safety concerns which may require improvement.

Crosswalks, lighting addressed at third annual Campus Safety Walk

Emily Dulohery, Reporter
October 9, 2019
Mayoral candidate Jeff Longwell speaks at the fine arts forum at The Wave on October 1.

Century II, transparency and budget cuts dominate the Arts Council forum 

Emily Dulohery, Reporter
October 3, 2019
On Saturday, Sept. 7, Madi Laughlin and Morgan Cusick of Green Group cleaned up trash at Great Plains Nature Center.

Sustainability committee introducing 10 new ideas to make campus greener

Emily Dulohery, Reporter
September 30, 2019
Sean Heaton takes a look at '13 Follies' by Hungarian artist Levente Sulyok. The Ulrich Museum of Art hosted an opening reception for the Fall exhibition on September 12, 2019.

Arts and culture on the table at upcoming Wichita candidate forum

Emily Dulohery, Reporter
September 25, 2019
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