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The Washburn Review
Established 1885

The Washburn Review

Homecoming 2025

October 29, 2025
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Participants focus on their rock designs during the creative activity in the Union Underground. Students stopped by throughout the afternoon to paint, unwind and enjoy the moment.
Rock Painting brings prehistoric creativity to the Union Underground
Lucy Tan, director of keyboard studies, speaks to a group of children seated in front of a grand piano in a concert hall. Everyone gathered for a piano session held inside the White Concert Hall.
Washburn PianoFest gives students a stage to learn and grow
Philip Kitcher, philosopher from Columbia University, shows his newly released book, "The Rich and The Poor." He tied it in with his final remarks of his lecture.
Russell Jacobs lecture inspires reflection on ethics, politics and connection
Aicha Nishimura, senior nursing major, and Jyaira Ware, junior political science major, show off their tote bags and pins they had just received. They picked them up from the booth and posed for a quick photo.
Bods Bash starts the Homecoming Week
Mr. Ichabod plays volleyball with students during the event. The friendly match was one of several recreational activities organized to engage attendees during the celebration.
‘Scorch on the Porch’ heats up Homecoming
Survivors speak out about their experiences. Attendees spoke out and listened during the event.
Washburn students gather to listen, learn and heal
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Eli Dozier (left), freshman data analytics major, and Ruby Johnson (right), junior vocal performance major, appear as Grunt and Emberley. Their performance added depth and charm to the prehistoric comedy presented by Washburn University Theatre.
Back to the Stone Age: Washburn students turn history into theatre
Martin holds up one of his portrait prints during his presentation at the Mulvane Art Museum. He shared his experience as an Indigenous artist, raising awareness and confronting generational trauma through art.
Mulvane Art Museum hosts Gallery Talk with indigenous artist
Participants work with soaked reeds and flexible twigs during the hands-on workshop. Buckets of water were provided so the materials remained pliable while attendees shaped and wove their creations.
The craftsmanship of basket-making comes to life in workshop
Washburn students enjoy pizza while listening to representatives from SSC CPAs + Advisors during a Beta Alpha Psi meeting. The event gave students a chance to learn about accounting careers, internships and graduate opportunities.
SSC Advisors offer career guidance
Families and students sit together enjoying breakfast and conversations. Everyone shared the pancakes and connected in a lively atmosphere.
Homecoming morning starts with pancakes and smiles
Washburn’s ROTC members march down the street carrying the national and university flags, beginning the Homecoming Parade. Washburn cheerleaders raised their pom-poms high in union while marching behind the ROTC unit.
Homecoming Parade captures the heart of Washburn
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Hey, this is Ojashwi Shrestha, this years Associative Marketing Manager and Sports Managing editor. I will be a sophomore this year and I am majoring in computer and information science. I am really interested in photography and and there’s still a lot more to learn. I am really excited to work with the team.
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