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The Washburn Review
Established 1885

The Washburn Review
Established 1885

The Washburn Review
Participants make their own handwritten cards and letter designs with the theme of Valentine’s Day. There were people of different ages with students and faculty interested in making gifts for their friends.

GALLERY: Ichabods spread the love with cookies and homemade Valentine’s Day cards

Huynh Khoa
February 16, 2024
Washburn students listen to messages from speakers. Five guests discussed questions asked by students that were related to relationships and singleness.

Called to Greatness panel answers relationship questions

Yuki Takahashi, Content Creator
February 16, 2024
First-Generation invites Eric Grospitch, vice president of Student Life, as a speaker to open the semester. Grospitch spoke about how his experiences in college advanced his career.

Eric Grospitch kicks off First-Gen Fridays

Jeremy Ford, Editor-in-Chief - Washburn Review
February 12, 2024
Audiences participated in the event with small activities such as Jegi, a traditional Korean shuttlecock game. Everyone participating got a chance to get a gift from Park, such as cake, noodles, pie or message tags.

Sociology and Anthropology classes bring awareness and celebrate Asian cultures

Yuki Takahashi, Content Creator
February 11, 2024
Student-athletes seek support from Washburn for upcoming games. A few student-athletes from the men's basketball and women's tennis, passed out soup and ice cream in the Union to promote their games.

Student-athletes promote upcoming games with free soup and ice cream

Drew Olsen, Content Creator
February 8, 2024
Senators laugh as they nominate each other for WSGA’s Gustavson Above and Beyond Award Committee. This award committee is made up of either cabinet members or senators who help with the selection process of who would receive an award.

GALLERY: WSGA swears in new senators and discuss bill to raise student minimum wage again

Eden Conrad, Managing Editor - Indigo Magazine
February 8, 2024
Women In STEM advocate for equal opportunity

Women In STEM advocate for equal opportunity

Mia Anthony, Marketing Manager
February 8, 2024
On the stage (left to right) Nyalia Lui, role Jack Colton; Jason Jones, role Roy Colton; Britt and Sullivan. In the middle of the scene, Sullivan gave directions to each of the actors on how to do an aggressive scene safely.

‘Brothers of the Dust’ crew share production updates

LeSha' Davis, Editor-in-Chief Indigo Magazine and Managing Editor Washburn Review
February 8, 2024
Kristen Grimmer, associate professor, acting chair mass media and Regina Cassell Director of student media and senior lecturer, pose in the online front of the day of giving fundraiser dashboard. Over 450,000 dollars were raised by midnight on February 6, 2024

Washburn’s Day of Giving 2024 breaks highest record for donations

Jaycie Regnier, Content Creator
February 6, 2024
(Left to right) Isaacson, Carpenter, Cozine, Schafers and Schurig pose after the ceremony. They each helped the ceremony stay organized.

School of Nursing welcomes students as they begin the journey in nursing

Susie Duose, Content Creator
February 3, 2024
Tevin Asamoah and Anothio Martinez, vice president and president of WSGA, whisper to one another before speaking. Asamoah asked the committee to vote on the bill as it is so they are not disingenuous about its proceedings.

WSGA struggles to find middle ground on Blue Diamonds’ budget request

LeSha' Davis, Editor-in-Chief Indigo Magazine and Managing Editor Washburn Review
February 1, 2024
The Equality House makes a political statement supporting gay rights. It was painted in 2013 and was especially effective with its intent as it is across the street from the Westboro Baptist Church that is known for its opposing thoughts and feelings.

Activist Davis Hammet speaks on the Topeka Equality House

Jayme Thompson, Editor-in-Chief - Indigo Magazine
February 1, 2024
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