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Established 1885

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Students are actively engaging in the Magnificent Math Puzzle Race, immersing themselves in the joy of problem-solving. This snapshot was captured during the Maths Day event, where students showcased their enthusiasm and skills in tackling challenging puzzles.
Equations in Action: High school students visit Washburn to celebrate Math Day
Rajdeep Sah, Content Creator • December 8, 2023

On Tuesday, Nov. 14, 2023, Washburn University organized Math Day in the Washburn A/B Room. More than 20 high school students came from Topeka...

Washburn custodians express concerns over low pay wages. Deandre Harvey, sophomore integrated studies major, started a petition to help bring awareness to the issue and fight for a higher pay.
Washburn student takes on the fight for custodians to get higher pay
Mia Anthony, Assistant Marketing Manager • December 7, 2023

Custodians at Washburn University play a very important role on campus. Keeping the university clean can be tough and sometimes very dirty...

Local
A protester holds up a sign reading “transgender kids deserve, love, respect and acceptance.” Activists at the rally held the view that the newly passed legislation is discriminatory towards transgender youth.
Washburn students and Topeka community rally in support of transgender youth
Cee Spiller and Christina Noland • May 2, 2023
Mass media department hosts its annual WIFI Film Festival
Mass media department hosts its annual WIFI Film Festival
Aja Carter and Shalynn Long • April 26, 2023
Chloe Chaffin, president of URGE, draws flowers outside of the Memorial Union to show support for the transgender community. Chaffins final message read let trans joy grow.
URGE shows support for the transgender community
Tyler Smith, Reporter • April 18, 2023
Social problems are prevalent in many countries, regardless of their status in the world. Two Washburn professors provided insight on the social issues that currently affect our society, our communities and our state.
Social issues prove to have negative affects on Kansans
Smriti Tamang, Content Creator • April 12, 2023
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Bod Briefs
The “Michael Tilford Conference” provides an opportunity for educators to collaborate with business leaders to look into diversity within education and business. This conference will be held Oct. 6-7, 2022.
BRIEF: Diversity and Multicultural Conference is hosted at Washburn
October 6, 2022
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History
Georgia Gilmore poses after being a defense witness for the bus boycott trail. Gilmores first start up was funded by Martin Luther King Jr.
History
Georgia Teresa Gilmore: The club that helped hold it all together
Darius Mitchell, Reporter • March 3, 2023

Georgia Teresa Gilmore was a civil rights hero whose name should be known. The role that Gilmore played towards acquiring her own and millions...

Washburn’s Black Student Union displays their pride in African American history every year with a board full of events and prominent figures. The display was put up Feb. 1 and left up for the entirety of Black History Month.
Black History Month display showcases prominent Black leaders
Mogli Prout - Benoit, Reporter • February 28, 2023

Today is the final day to see the Black History Month display outside of the Union Cafe. The wall is covered with knowledge that any student...

Jackie Robinson: The superhero of baseball
Jackie Robinson: The superhero of baseball
Mogli Prout - Benoit, Reporter • February 28, 2023

There are a few athletes that get recognition in Black History Month. I have always viewed athletes as real life versions of superheroes....

Celebrating prominent Black leaders: Ruby Bridges makes strides towards equal education
Celebrating prominent Black leaders: Ruby Bridges makes strides towards equal education
LeSha' Davis, Editor-in-Chief Indigo Magazine and Managing Editor Washburn Review • February 23, 2023

At a youthful age I valued education because my mother always spoke about how getting an education is the most important thing you can do...

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