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The Washburn Review
Established 1885

The Washburn Review
Established 1885

The Washburn Review
Mulvane exhibition highlights Black women in art

Mulvane exhibition highlights Black women in art

Jeremy Ford and Maleesa Giles
September 22, 2023
Members of the Washburn Filmmakers Association at their Thursday night meeting. This was the first meeting of the semester.

And action: WFA discusses goals for the upcoming year

Morgan Albrecht, Content Creator
September 22, 2023
Yoder coaches and encourages her team to win the game. Yoder served as the assistant coach for the Washburn womens basketball team from 2019 to 2022.

Erika Yoder’s contribution to Washburn sets her apart from other Ichabods

Humphry Del Castillo, Content Creator
September 22, 2023
B.O.B: What book has been better than the movie?

B.O.B: What book has been better than the movie?

Stuti Ghimire, Content Creator
September 22, 2023
Kent McAnally, the director of career services at Washburn University, prepares for retirement at the end of this fall semester. He spent his career mentoring students, and leading innovative career development efforts.

Kent McAnally leaves a lasting impression on Washburn

Stuti Ghimire, Content Creator
September 21, 2023
Canada fires cause the air quality to worsen and skies to become hazy as smoke blows over the Topeka area. The air quality map depicted Topekas air quality at its worst from the smoke.

Canadian wildfires cause unsafe air quality in Topeka, Kansas

Sydney Peterson, Content Creator
September 20, 2023
President of the PTA program, Kamble Haverkamp, attends the meeting on Wednesday as a representative for the PTA program. Haverkamp discussed his request to fund an upcoming event for the PTA program.

WSGA discusses future plans and proclamation to the governor’s office

Jaycie Regnier, MM 426 Reporter
September 20, 2023
Mariet Delgado, junior finance and management major, receives a $500 scholarship as the Hispanic Heritage Month Banquet was coming to a close. The scholarship was provided by Mana De Topeka, local chapter of MANA, a national Latina organization. From left: Angela Valdivia, Career Services assistant director, Michael Padilla, Topeka mayor, Delgado and Eric Grospitch, vice president of Student Life.

OSID presents first Hispanic Heritage Month celebration banquet

Gabby Van Sickle, Content Creator
September 20, 2023
Emily Bradbury, executive director of the Kansas Press Association, and Washburn faculty members, discuss free press. The group decided to hold this discussion following the raid of the Marion County Record Aug. 11.

Journalism meets history in shocking raid of Marion County Record

Aja Carter, Editor-in-Chief Washburn Review
September 20, 2023
Washburn President JuliAnn Mazachek speaks briefly before Goldstone takes the stage. The 2023 iREAD Lecture was Thursday at White Concert Hall.

2023 iREAD focuses on learning from history

Karli Bayliss, Marketing Manager
September 20, 2023
B.O.B: What are your thoughts on cancel culture?

B.O.B: What are your thoughts on cancel culture?

Karli Bayliss, Marketing Manager
September 20, 2023
B.O.B: What makes you an Ichabod?

B.O.B: What makes you an Ichabod?

Maleesa Giles, Content Creator
September 18, 2023
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