Phi Delta Theta hosts Strike Out ALS tournament

Trevor Beurman|November 6, 2017

Where: Washburn University Softball/Baseball Fields

When: Saturday, November 11th

Price: $150 per team

For: The Lambotte Family

Signup: [email protected] or call/text 785-383-0452

Teams will be ten to twelve people and teams must be corec with a cash, venmo, or check payment, donations without money are accepted, drinks and lunch will be included

Blake Murray (President of Phi Delta Theta) quote

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Phi Delta Theta hosts Strike Out ALS tournament

Washburn University’s debate team secured third at National Championship

BRIEF: Diversity and Multicultural Conference is hosted at Washburn

Bod Brief: Men’s tennis sweeps senior day over Bethel

Bod Brief: Apeiron showcases students hard work

Bod Brief: Men’s tennis sweeps Augustana to begin conference play

Washburn Student Bar Association speaks to WSGA at recent meeting

The story behind Washburn’s most talked-about statue

Paint and Sip help students de-stress during midterms

Washburn CIS students present research at national conference

WSGA elects new speaker in recent meeting

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