GALLERY: Sights from Women’s tennis’ sweep over Fort Hays State

Kohichiro Yamada|March 31, 2022

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Kinsey Fields reaches a ball on Mar 27, 2022, Topeka, Kansas.

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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

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.

Gallery: WBSU Culture Week ends with Black Excellence Ball

Madi Moore, freshman catcher, takes a swing at the ball. The hit made it through the infield and Moore secured a single in game one of the series.

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Spangler enjoys all the different types of activities that are not normally offered at the SRWC, like painting, remote control racetrack and aerial yoga. Spangler learned how to teach regular yoga first about 10 years ago when she went to a yoga festival and had her first yoga class.

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Forensic Science club and Criminal Justice club join forces for a fun night of games. The event was held March 26.

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

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