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COVID-19 update from Washburn
COVID-19 update from Washburn
Joshua Irsik, Sports & Features Editor/Designer • September 15, 2020
Today is the Day: Sign up today for the upcoming virtual career fair and find your dream job. This fair has been a great help for students looking for a career.
Fall Virtual Career Fair: What you need to know
Matthew Self • September 15, 2020
Front of the Recreation Center.
Intramural Sports Registration Open and Extended
Kyle Manthe, Staff • September 15, 2020
Community member Karen Pope holds a message at her side at TPAC to show support for local policemen.
Us and Them
Savannah Workman • September 2, 2020
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Band director and professor, Tom Seddon conducting an ensemble behind a plexyglass wall.
Streaming theatre and musical performances online
Savannah Workman • September 18, 2020
Winding Trails: The first zoo guests to enter the garden begin to make their way through the area. They gazed upon the greenery with wonder in their eyes.
Kay's Garden brings beauty, peace to Topeka Zoo
Matthew Self • September 10, 2020
[Haley Beutler] [Junior] [Criminal Justice] Corona Virus has changed my life because I can
Bods on the Block: How has COVID-19 changed your life?
Sangya Yogi • September 2, 2020
Albertson poses with his percussion mallets on Washburn
Daniel Albertson shares community recital
Sarah Buchanan • August 30, 2020
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817 SW Harrison St. Topeka, Kansas. First Presbyterian Church was organized in 1859. The building was built in 1884 and added hand-carved furnishings in 1935. This building features Tiffany windows installed in 1911. Depicted in the Tiffany glass are scenes inspired by Psalms 42 and 23, Christ and the valiant woman, the ascension and baptism of Jesus, and the story of Nicodemus. The celebrated collection is a permanent part of the church, and is considered some of the greatest examples of Louis Tiffany
Get to know your city
Jason Morrison • September 15, 2020
Melissa Miller is a manager at Phoneix Finds, an antique store located in the NOTO Art District. The store has been open since October, 2019.
Faces of NOTO
Alijah McCracken • September 10, 2020
The toe tags on the wall: This is a picture of the exhibit. Toe tags on a map are displayed to show the lives that were lost on the journey.
'Hostile Terrain 94'
Alyssa Storm • September 10, 2020
Theatre dept. fall schedule
Theatre dept. fall schedule
Jason Morrison • August 15, 2020
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New on campus: men
An Unpopular Opinion
Jaron Caffery gives away free WSGA t-shirts during WU Fest. He is the Chief of Staff in WSGA.
Caroline Wong, Amber Potter, Deb Sparks-Thomas look like shrunk people next to the giant Connect Four game.
Ashley McDonald posing with her Glo Bowl stand where she sold plants and homemade pots. She and her family enjoyed coming to the Farmer’s Market to sell their wares.
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New on campus: men
Touchdown: Senior offensive lineman Kyle Hinton makes a catch and a touchdown against the Lopers. Hinton has taken recent snaps at tight end.
Book Worm: Hunter Bentley, a guard for the women
Springtime blues: Brianna Fuchs runs to the base during the Ichabods
Sports General Cover Photo
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