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Washburn has too many changes happening within a short span of time. Traditions are lost, and a part of Washburn has gone with it.

Column: Washburn is a place I don’t recognize anymore

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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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Rajdeep Sah, now a budding cybersecurity expert, explores advanced hacking techniques in his studies. His passion began when he uncovered software bugs from his home during the COVID-19 lockdown. Photo courtesy of Rajdeep Sah.

Coding, math, cybersecurity: Rajdeep Sah's unexpected path

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Students hold their signs and chant in unison. Many recognized the need to have their voices heard once again.

KU students protest for First Amendment rights

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BOB: What is your favorite class and why?
Pranisha Subedi (left), junior actuarial science major, is wearing a traditional Nepali outfit called a saree. A saree is a traditional South Asian garment made of a long piece of fabric wrapped around the body, usually with a blouse and petticoat and known for its bright colors and beautiful designs.
Rajdeep Sah, now a budding cybersecurity expert, explores advanced hacking techniques in his studies. His passion began when he uncovered software bugs from his home during the COVID-19 lockdown. Photo courtesy of Rajdeep Sah.
Madeline’s poster informs recyclers on how to recycle properly. The poster contains a QR code that tells Shawnee County residents “what goes where.” Graphic courtesy of Madeline Holter.
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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.
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 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.
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