Established 1885

The Washburn Review
Established 1885

The Washburn Review
Established 1885

The Washburn Review
Alijah McCracken

Alijah McCracken, Copy Editor / Photographer

I am an Art History major and Museum and Curatorial Studies minor. My role in student media is copy editor and photographer.
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An inspiring figure: Carrie Chapman Catt founded the League of Women Voters and fought for voting rights in Tennessee. Her dedication is a symbol for others to rally around today.

Art For Thought: League of Women Voters

Alijah McCracken, Copy Editor / Photographer
April 7, 2021
Take a moment: Two Ponders Revisited is a collaborative gallery created by Barbara Waterman-Peters and Dennis Etzel Jr. that includes landscape art that represents the past, present and future. Waterman-Peters created the artwork, while Etzel wrote the poetry.

Two Ponders Revisited

Alijah McCracken, Copy Editor / Photographer
March 31, 2021
Forest Bathing: A Walk In The Trees is an art gallery at the TPSCL that features a variety of forest and tree artworks. It is open from March 1-May 2, 2021.

Forest Bathing: a walk in the trees

Alijah McCracken, Copy Editor / Photographer
March 30, 2021
Makes you think: Alter Ego is a photo gallery by Art for Thought that reveals the side of people that many dont see. It was on display throughout the month of March in the Memorial Union.

Student union photo gallery: Alter Ego

Alijah McCracken, Copy Editor / Photographer
March 26, 2021
Endangered Art: a conservation project identifies artworks featured in previous Mulvane Art Museum galleries that need conservation and restoration. It was established in 2017.

Updates in endangered art: a conservation project

Alijah McCracken, Copy Editor / Photographer
March 24, 2021
For Future Generations: Sustainability: Social, Environmental, and Economics features artwork that emphasizes how the state of our future is dependent on our actions to the global environment.

Sustainability: Social, Environmental, Economic

Alijah McCracken, Copy Editor / Photographer
April 7, 2021
Themes of the past: Renovatio: Artists and Antiquity features artwork from the early modern era to present day. The gallery demonstrates the continued legacy and influence of ancient Greek and Roman art.

Renovatio: Artists & Antiquity

Alijah McCracken, Copy Editor / Photographer
March 20, 2021
Something to Explore: A Little Ways East was created by Larry Peters. Peters also works with Studio 831.

[Photo] Morris art gallery has something for everyone

Alijah McCracken, Copy Editor / Photographer
February 26, 2021
What do you think?: Art for Thought celebrates Black History Month by featuring many African American activists, artists, scientists, business owners, and many more. It is currently being displayed in the Memorial Union.

Student union welcomes “art for thought” display

Alijah McCracken, Copy Editor / Photographer
February 10, 2021
Man of Faith: Owner Ken Liddle has been practicing Wicca and running the store for many years. He says that his practice has given him a sense of responsibility and faith.

Interested in natural healing? Try The Enchanted Willow

Alijah McCracken, Copy Editor / Photographer
February 4, 2021
Delicate art: Anyone in the Topeka community is welcome to view, buy and create glass art of their choice. Washburn grad and owner Kymm Ledbetter offers classes to the community to create their own custom pieces.

Prairie glass brings robust, unique art to Topeka community

Alijah McCracken, Copy Editor / Photographer
January 28, 2021
Exhibit: Simplifying life is the main theme of this gallery. Japanese design and natural elements was incorporated in each furniture set.

“The Swaddling House” a senior exhibition by Michaela Conley

Alijah McCracken, Copy Editor / Photographer
January 21, 2021
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