Vote like a student
Zoey Nichols, Journalist
October 14, 2020
Freshman podcaster Zoey Nichols sits down with guest Sheldon Bailey, a local Republican, to talk about voting and ranked-based voting. This is the first of a three-part podcast series. Washburn Student Media · Vote Like A Student Ep.1...
Anna-Marie Spills The Tea: I’m Back
Anna-Marie Lauppe, Yearbook Editor in Chief
September 23, 2020
Well, here we are back at Washburn University live and in person. It’s crazy how fast spring-summer break can pass you by when there is a global pandemic going on right outside your door. In all seriousness though...this summer kind of wrecked me, and not just this summer, everything that happened...
Be here tomorrow
Whit Downing, Contributer
September 21, 2020
By Whit Downing Washburn Review Contributor “Damn it! Whitney, you really messed up big time.” That is what has continuously been going through my mind the past few days. If you know me, you may be wondering what exactly I did that led me to swear and call myself by my full first name. I’ll...
An Unpopular Opinion
September 11, 2020
Senior James Gorman created an Adobe Spark Page to share his thoughts on a complex topic.
How I got out of a bad mood
Jason Morrison, Editor/Content
August 14, 2020
Bad moods can turn into serious depression if they are not checked. At the end of spring, I became lost in the fog from all the unexpected changes. I did not want to participate, I was in denial that anything was going on and stayed indoors so that I would not have to see it. I did a lot of eating and...
About the Novel Coronavirus
Jessica Galvin
May 4, 2020
Due to all the media panic about the COVID-19 pandemic, there is a plethora of fearmongering and misinformation out there. Because of these dangerous factoids, I feel it has become relevant to share some information that may help provide some peace of mind in these troubling times. Honestly, eating Chine...
Staying busy during isolation
Abbie Barth, Copy Editor and Freelance Reporter
April 10, 2020
These have been a crazy couple of weeks - many days of isolation, trying new recipes and Tiger King.If you’re anything like me, you are super bored and feeling anxious to get back to your former way of life.The best thing we can do until that point is find the little things that bring joy.Accordin...
Opinion: How online classes are actually going
April 5, 2020
The switch from in-person to virtual learning has been a challenging task for Washburn. Students have made the transition to all online classes and instructors had one week to transform their in-person class to online delivery. Faculty and staff have been adjusting to working from home or s...
Impact of COVID-19 on Student Media staff
April 3, 2020
Wow, what a crazy few weeks it has been. My name is Abbie Barth. I am the Editor in Chief of the Washburn Review. I am a junior studying secondary English education. I'll be graduating in the Spring of 2022, so hopefully I will have a few more years with Student Media! Two weeks ago, I made the diffi...
Anna-Marie spills the tea: Rumor has it…
Anna-Marie Lauppe, Yearbook Editor in Chief
March 17, 2020
Two weeks ago, I wrote an article about coronavirus. I spoke of how everyone needs to calm down and think with their heads rather than fear. Since then, the situation has changed rapidly.While I still maintain my previous position – I must admit it is getting sticky out there.The climate of our world ri...
Panic purchases aren’t the answer
March 17, 2020
Today, cases of community spread of COVID-19 pop up across the world. Public concern is rising more and more – I can ensure you that panic shopping isn’t the answer.I’ve seen individuals load toilet paper, paper towels, hand sanitizer and disinfecting wipes into their shopping carts.True fear i...
