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The Washburn Review
Established 1885

The Washburn Review
Established 1885

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Why we need to keep remembering 9/11

Why we need to keep remembering 9/11

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Washburn University began its first women’s golf team in the fall of 2024. There are eight players.

Washburn adds new Women’s Golf Team

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Seeing the process of construction has been intriguing to some students and faculty. Miqueas Mazo, junior history major, explained how he was excited to explore the building once it is completely remodeled.

Classes begin and construction continues for Plass Learning Resources Center

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Before opening a student organization club, these students met at hang-out spots and danced for fun. Now they are part of Washburn University Swing Dancers and invite the whole community to join them. Photo courtesy of Jadyn Falley

New dance club swings into Washburn

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Why we need to keep remembering 9/11
Jaedon Blocker, sophomore early education major, publishes his first poetry book as part of a series he’s working on. The series had one book published, one completed but not published and one in the works currently.
BOB: what Olympic sport do you think you could compete in?
BOB: What's your favorite part of your morning routine?
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President JuliAnn Mazachek announces George Burdick and Bella Wood as the new president and vice president of the Washburn Student Government Association. The announcement was made March 7, following voting from the student body.
Senators extend their hands to accept the findings of the committee of the whole. After this, the committee of the whole ended and WSGA returned to senate as usual.
Senators laugh as they nominate each other for WSGA’s Gustavson Above and Beyond Award Committee. This award committee is made up of either cabinet members or senators who help with the selection process of who would receive an award.
Tevin Asamoah and Anothio Martinez, vice president and president of WSGA, whisper to one another before speaking. Asamoah asked the committee to vote on the bill as it is so they are not disingenuous about its proceedings.
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