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Established 1885

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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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Leah Spurlock, former Washburn University track and field member, tells her story of her struggles with college athletics. Graphic created by Jeremy Ford.

The illness of college athletics

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The recipe makes eight glasses of ginger shots. More or less juice can be made by adjusting the amount of ingredients.

Making ginger shots for clear skin

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Students perform the first piece of the Wind Ensemble around the White Concert Hall steps. They performed, “American Ledger No.1” by Raven Chacon.

Washburn concert moves beyond the stage

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Disorder fosters creativity by tying chaos and creativity together. It was designed as a visual accompaniment to a narrative that examined how crises, such as the pandemic, can inspire ground-breaking concepts and individual development. (Graphic by Stuti Ghimire)
Most of the students love pizza over pineapple. Pineapple is liked by few students.
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President-elect Kate Coulter (left) and vice president-elect Ryan Durst (right) outline upcoming plans during Washburn Student Government Association’s final meeting of the current term. The session included funding approvals and transition updates.
Turn your ambitions into reality with the WSGA Scholarship. Last year, it provided crucial support to deserving students. Graphic created by Anushma Dahal
WSGA will no longer be accepting grant request for events prior to July 1, 2025. The suspension applies only to grants and does not affect student organization funding requests. Graphic courtesy of WSGA.
Fritch, Durst, Coulter, and George Burdick, current WSGA President stand behind the podium smiling after the announcement. Burdick shook hands with both Coulter and Durst in congratulations.
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