WU Fest welcomes WU back

Alijah McCracken, Copy Editor / Photographer|August 24, 2020

Jaron Caffery gives away free WSGA t-shirts during WU Fest. He is the Chief of Staff in WSGA.

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Multimedia

This musical and visual performance is demonstrated by Camry Ivory, the Rita Blitt interdisciplinary artist, at the Washburn Mulvane Art Museum April 9. The performance was free and open to Washburn students and the Topeka community.

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WU Fest welcomes WU back

Opinion: Top three breakfast restaurants in Topeka

College students question whether dating apps are worth it

Budgeting basics: Mastering your finances as a college student

Opinion: Dating apps provide a new perspective to meeting people

Washburn community differs on the importance of voting

GALLERY: Camry Ivory combines music with art in a musical and visual performance

Gallery: WBSU Culture Week ends with Black Excellence Ball

GALLERY: Ichabods’ pitching staff help Washburn in two-game win over the Bearcats

REC Madness encourages Ichabods to make new friends

Forensic Science and Criminal Justice clubs join forces for a night of fun

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