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Emily Bradbury, executive director of the Kansas Press Association, and Washburn faculty members, discuss free press. The group decided to hold this discussion following the raid of the Marion County Record Aug. 11.

Journalism meets history in shocking raid of Marion County Record

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President JuliAnn Mazachek poses with the members of the Fraternity and Sorority Life to reveal their banners in the Union Café on Aug. 29. She was excited to see the banners and to help get the fraternities and sororities noticed on campus to incoming students.

Washburn celebrates fraternity and sorority life with surprise banner reveal

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Model United Nations of Washburn managers get prepare to start their presentation meeting. MUNW started its last semester and is in full swing with events and conferences to come in its this semester.

Model United Nations of Washburn kicks off its second semester

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Canada fires cause the air quality to worsen and skies to become hazy as smoke blows over the Topeka area. The air quality map depicted Topekas air quality at its worst from the smoke.

Canadian wildfires cause unsafe air quality in Topeka, Kansas

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Antonio Martinez, WSGA president, explains their new budget proposal. The senate passed the new proposal following the failure of the previous proposal at the last all-senate meeting.
Tevin Asamoah, WSGA vice president (left), and Antonio Martinez, WSGA president (right) talk about their goals for their upcoming term. Their main objectives were to make campus more inclusive and more engaging to students.
Antonio Martinez, WSGA president, explains their budget proposal. The proposed budget cut to childcare was planned to add funds to Washburn Cheerleading and Dancing Blues.
Shayden Hanes, former WSGA president, and Quinn Leffingwell, former WSGA vice president, leave the Kansas Room following the end of their administration. Hanes and Leffingwell took office in March of 2022 and will be followed by the Martinez-Asamoah administration.

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