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I have been reading “It Ends With Us” under a cozy blanket while listening to my favorite song. The book touched my heart after reading it.

Book Review on "It Ends With Us"

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Ethan Clark, senator (left), Tiana Smith, senator (middle), and Colton Cattoor, senator (right), hold discussion during the senate. WSGA is suspending all student grant requests until July 1.

WSGA suspends student grants, still approving student organization funding requests

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Multiple fire engines wait in front of Morgan Hall. Firefighters went into the building and checked the oxygen levels in the air.

Morgan Hall evacuates after issue arises

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Bill Shaffer, event director, sits in his director's chair. The Silent Film Festival has been organized for 28 years.

Topeka prepares for Silent Film Festival Feb. 28

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Corey Jones, a 2009 Washburn University alumnus, transitioned from sports journalism to investigative reporting, becoming a watchdog reporter for Lee Enterprises' Public Service Journalism Team. His journey highlights the power of curiosity, adaptability and lifelong learning in journalism, as he emphasizes the importance of asking tough questions and staying dedicated to uncovering truth. Graphic by Charlize Easter
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Trevor Ottman, chief of staff (left), and Nick Lloyd, budget director (right), give their pitch for their presidential campaign. Ottman will be running for president and Lloyd will be running for vice president.
Washburn Student Government Association raise awareness of the reality of human trafficking. The presentation was held Jan. 28.
Student organizations can now request non-Chartwells food for campus meetings. The limit is set at $100 and must be snacks, not meals. Graphic courtesy of WSGA.
Many international students used Lyft as a main source of transportation. With the cuts being made to the Lyft program, many students may have to find a different way to get around Topeka. Photo courtesy of Washburn International Club Instagram.
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