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Heralds of spring: thousands of flowers will be blooming throughout April at three locations in Topeka. Tulip Time occurs every year and is a great opportunity to enjoy the fruits of mother nature.
Bod Brief: Its Tulip Time again
Matthew Self, Editor-in-Chief • April 8, 2021
Explore dungeons with friends: Dungeons & Dragons has remained a popular tabletop game for decades with children and adults. The Topeka Public Library will show you how to enjoy this RPG.
Bod Brief: Learn to play Dungeons & Dragons at TPL
Matthew Self, Editor-in-Chief • April 8, 2021
A Way with Words: Huascar Medina is an accomplished writer and poet. People will have a rare opportunity to interact with him this week.
Bod Brief: poet laureate Huascar Medina coming to TPL
Matthew Self, Editor-in-Chief • April 6, 2021
Local Produce: Market Monday
Bod Brief: Evergy Plaza Farmer's Market
Matthew Self, Editor-In-Chief • April 4, 2021
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March Crime Report
April 6, 2021
Crime report Jan. 3- Jan. 16
February 4, 2021
Crime Report Dec. 1 - Dec. 7
December 10, 2020
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Washburn film: First started by Mass Media professor Matthew Nyquist, the WIFI Film Festival has become an annual event for the university. It shows students at Washburn how they can participate in the filmmaking business.
Bod Brief: WIFI film festival features female directors and environmental sustainability
April 20, 2021
Grand Architecture: The Great Overland Station does not see much use nowadays but used to be central to the development of Topeka. Events like the Butterfly Ball are more common here now than trains.
Bod Brief: Butterfly ball at great overland station
April 19, 2021
Food and music:
Bod Brief: Live @ Lunch at Evergy plaza
April 19, 2021
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Let him speak: Dr. Beatty presents and answers questions to the League of Women Voters on March 2, 2021. Attendees got Beatty
League of women voters discusses KS politics: the good, the bad and the horrible
Alyssa Storm, Journalist • March 9, 2021
Brief: Trump
Brief: Trump's impeachment trial concludes
Madison Dean, Journalist and Designer • February 14, 2021
Working together: Both the College Democrats and Republicans want to see as many people vote as possible during the election. They are committed to seeing students become more interested in voting.
College Democrats, Republicans host voter information panel
Chloe Chaffin, staff • October 29, 2020
Ruth Bader Ginsburg: what comes next?
Ruth Bader Ginsburg: what comes next?
Matthew Self, Senior Editor • October 5, 2020
Multicultural space created for students
Multicultural space created for students
Jason Morrison, Staff • September 24, 2020
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