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Sustainability is Possible: Each panelist brought another point off view to the discussion. Their discussion led to a fruitful conversation on sustainable practices.
Approaches and Arguments for Sustainable Practices: A Panel Discussion.
Savannah Workman, Journalist • February 25, 2021
Head of the table: President Victoria Smith and Vice President Dylan Babcock conduct the WSGA meeting. WSGA has meetings every Wednesday.
WSGA looking for new senators
Alyssa Storm, Journalist • February 22, 2021
Image courtesy of CDC.gov
What you should know about double-masking and the COVID-19 vaccine
Leah Jamison, Advertising Manager & Bod Magazine EIC • February 18, 2021
Brief: School of Business maintains prestigious accreditation
Emma Wittmer, MM403 Staff Reporter • February 18, 2021
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Bod on the Block: Faculty suggest easy meals
Bod on the Block: Faculty suggest easy meals
Sangya Yogi, Content Creator • February 15, 2021
Keeping the campus clean: A mask doesn
Staff profile: custodian Steven Wakes tells us how he spreads kindness
Journie Davis, Reporter and Photographer • February 14, 2021
Bods on the Block: Students share class preferences
Bods on the Block: Students share class preferences
by Emma Wittmer, MM393 Reporter • February 11, 2021
Run fast, vault high: Washburn
Virgi Scardanza pole vaults into 2021
Savannah Workman, Journalist • February 10, 2021
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Here is the flyer for the musical with the QR code for the show. It can be used to find tickets for the upcoming production.
Theatre Department to present 'Last Five Years' online, Feb. 25-28
Alyssa Storm, Journalist • February 16, 2021
Above the clouds: "Golden Hour" is perfect for when you need to feel something magical. The Album was released in 2018.
'Golden Hour' helps with pandemic blues
Abbie Barth, Copy Editor and Freelance Reporter • November 3, 2020
The Theatre: Mr Marmalade is in the house. It took a lot of work from various areas of expertise to make it happen.
Mr. Marmalade premieres at the Neese Gray Theatre
Jason Morrison, Staff • October 28, 2020
Haunted Houses, Corn Mazes, Pumpkin Patches - Oh my!
Haunted Houses, Corn Mazes, Pumpkin Patches - Oh my!
Maggie Cabrera, Journalist • October 27, 2020
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Cheer Up: "Heart Felt" (left) was created by Betsy Knabe Roe and "Happy" (right) was created by Kathy Pflau. They are both NOTO artists.
What do you think?: Art for Thought celebrates Black History Month by featuring many African American activists, artists, scientists, business owners, and many more. It is currently being displayed in the Memorial Union.
Man of Faith: Owner Ken Liddle has been practicing Wicca and running the store for many years. He says that his practice has given him a sense of responsibility and faith.
Delicate art: Anyone in the Topeka community is welcome to view, buy and create glass art of their choice. Washburn grad and owner Kymm Ledbetter offers classes to the community to create their own custom pieces.
Exhibit: Simplifying life is the main theme of this gallery. Japanese design and natural elements was incorporated in each furniture set.
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Ichabods hope to improve marks at indoor track and field conference tournament
Romain Henry, who ranks eighth in the nation in 60 meter hurdles, earned second place at the Ichabod Invitational with a time of 8.21 seconds.
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Washburn Indoor Track and Field Competes Feb. 13
Far out: Taylor Grasser let go of her shot put, landing at 7.31 meters. This length helped Grasser place 10th place.
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