B.O.B: What are you excited about for the first football game

Ari Harmon, Photographer|September 1, 2022

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Bods On The Block

BOB: What was your favorite place to travel?

BOB: What was your favorite place to travel?

BOB: Who is your role model?

BOB: Who is your role model?

BOB: If you could add a holiday, what would it be?

BOB: If you could add a holiday, what would it be?

BOB: How do you think you did this semester?

BOB: How do you think you did this semester?

BOB: Do you think university prepares you for the real world?

BOB: Do you think university prepares you for the real world?

Multiple Grammy Award-winning conductor JoAnn Falletta leads the Sunflower Music Festival orchestra with her signature blend of precision and passion. She worked closely with musicians and young artists, fostering collaboration and musical excellence throughout the festival.

Sunflower Music Festival: Voices from the Stage and Behind the Scenes

Sunflower Music Festival is a nine-day-long music festival with caliber musicians performing in White Concert Hall from June 20 -28. The Sunflower Music Festival is free to the public. Photo courtesy of Sunflower Music Festival

Sunflower Music Festival to return for the 38th consecutive year

College is a unique time for students to make memories that will last a lifetime. Read more to see how some Washburn students have mentally persevered their college experience. Graphic created by Jeremy Ford.

Students share favorite memories at Washburn University

Anthony Alvarez is a junior history major at the University of Kansas. He was involved in a variety of recent events, including KU’s banning of gender-inclusive housing and a series of protests. Photo courtesy of Anthony Alvarez.

Anthony Alvarez talks organizing, disconnected society, future activites

Disorder fosters creativity by tying chaos and creativity together. It was designed as a visual accompaniment to a narrative that examined how crises, such as the pandemic, can inspire ground-breaking concepts and individual development. (Graphic by Stuti Ghimire)

When the world fell apart, innovation came together

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