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Student organizations can now request non-Chartwells food for campus meetings. The limit is set at $100 and must be snacks, not meals. Graphic courtesy of WSGA.

WSGA announces considerable changes in food options for student organizations 

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An ice scraper sits on the front windshield of a car. They can be bought in many retail stores and are a useful tool to clear ice off the windows.

Protecting your car from Kansas cold

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An example of a full parking lot with drivers circling to find a space. The scarce parking has made it difficult for students to get to class on time.

Students are frustrated at the lack of parking space

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I am at the Japanese restaurant wearing a Japanese costume .This was the day when I got my VISA.

From Nepal to Washburn: an international student's diary

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I am at the Japanese restaurant wearing a Japanese costume .This was the day when I got my VISA.
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The Washburn Student Government Association members gather around before the meeting. The meeting discussed plans for Success Week, International Education Week and many other upcoming events.
Elvia Nino-Elliott, sophomore marketing and entrepreneurship and innovations major, is serving her second semester as a Washburn Student Government Association senator. Her participation has greatly altered her college experience and she has enjoyed her involvement in WSGA. Photo courtesy of Kate Koulter, WSGA Marketing
The Washburn Student Government Association were in a full senate meeting. Meetings are held weekly. (photo courtesy of Jeremy Ford)
WSGA Senate listening to the cabinet calling roll call. Ryan Durst, Kirstyn Brown, and Cameron Billquist settled in waiting for their names to be called. 
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