Bods on the Block: “What are your plans for the summer?”

Matthew Self, Senior Editor|June 25, 2021

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Bods on the block: With summer in full swing, we asked fellow Ichabods about their plans for the season.

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Bods On The Block

B.O.B: What classes are you excited to join next semester?

B.O.B: If your life was a movie, what songs would be on your soundtrack?

B.O.B: What changes have you noticed on campus since JuliAnn Mazachek became president?

B.O.B: What is your favorite Valentine’s Day memory?

B.O.B: Do you think Washburn is an ally towards Black students?

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Chartwells hosts a focus group April 11- 12 in the Lincoln Room of the Memorial Union. The meeting was to complete the survey of students’ opinions about the food quality at Washburn University.

Chartwells seeks to provide quality food to Washburn students

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.

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

Ichabods Speak Out Again: poetry against domestic violence enables Washburn students, faculty, staff, alumni and friends to express their feelings about domestic violence. The book was released in 2023 and followed the 2018 “Ichabods Speak Out” book.

Students and faculty member recite poems for the Open Mic Poetry

Park and Storm Henry, senior anthropology major, take a photo during the Celebration of Cultures event Nov. 16, 2023. The participants in the event were fundraising for the study abroad trip in South Korea this summer.

Sangyoub Park creates interest in sociology department

The annual Black Excellence Ball is a dance to celebrate the Washburn Community Black History Month. The ball was held in the Bradbury Thompson Alumni Center on March 29.

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Bods on the Block: “What are your plans for the summer?”

B.O.B: What classes are you excited to join next semester?

B.O.B: If your life was a movie, what songs would be on your soundtrack?

B.O.B: What changes have you noticed on campus since JuliAnn Mazachek became president?

B.O.B: What is your favorite Valentine’s Day memory?

B.O.B: Do you think Washburn is an ally towards Black students?

Chartwells seeks to provide quality food to Washburn students

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

Students and faculty member recite poems for the Open Mic Poetry

Sangyoub Park creates interest in sociology department

Gallery: WBSU Culture Week ends with Black Excellence Ball

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