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Established 1885

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“Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse” was originally set to film in 2024. The movie is currently on an indefinite hiatus, leaving fans with the cliffhanger from the second movie.

What’s Holding Up Beyond the Spider-Verse?

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Ernie Webb released his first book in September. “Goodbye, Butterfly” is available in the gift shop and library at Washburn University. Photo from Amazon.com

Behind the scenes of Ernie Webb's "Goodbye, Butterfly"

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The Washburn Student Government Association were in a full senate meeting. Meetings are held weekly. (photo courtesy of Jeremy Ford)

WSGA Senate: Lyft funding comes into question

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An example of a full parking lot with drivers circling to find a space. The scarce parking has made it difficult for students to get to class on time.

Students are frustrated at the lack of parking space

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Marshall Meek, president of the Washburn University Alumni Association and Foundation, speaks about the fundraising goals for the “Forever Washburn” campaign. Meek has been president of the Washburn University Alumni Association and Foundation since 2017.
Student's guide for discounts at local businesses
BOB: What is your comfort food?
Many candidates are running for office in Kansas in the upcoming November election. Various websites listed information on the nominees.
WSGA
Trevor Ottman, junior chief-of-staff, speaks on the changes to the office policy. The meeting lasted two hours and was the longest of this semester by far.
This new sidewalk was installed this last year. It now provides a safe path from a nearby bus stop to Petro Allied Health Center.
Eric Grospitch, vice president for Student Life and WSGA advisor, gives clarity to the senate during the meeting. Grospitch shares his advisor duties with Teresa Clounch, associate vice president of Student Life.
Kirstyn Brown, campus and community affairs chairperson, and Desiree Cain, senator, wait for the meeting to start. Both Brown and Cain are in new positions this semester.
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