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The Washburn Review
Established 1885

The Washburn Review
Established 1885

The Washburn Review
Alyssa Storm

Alyssa Storm, Washburn Review Editor in Chief

Hi, I'm Alyssa! I am a junior mass media major with an emphasis in journalism and a minor in political science. Some of my interests are spending time outdoors, baking, and doing crafts. I am from Scott City, Kansas but decided to venture east to get my Bachelor of Arts degree and get a nice change of scenery. In addition to being the Editor In Chief of the Washburn Review, I am a member of Alpha Phi Sorority and Christian Challenge.

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Michael Knowles addresses the audience during his speech about Banning transgenderism. Knowles spoke Thursday, March 31 in the Union A&B.

Michael Knowles speaks at Washburn about banning transgenderism

April 4, 2022
Knowles and College Republicans share the topic change Monday, March 28. Some Washburn community members felt outraged by this decision.

Conservative commentator stirs up life at Washburn

March 31, 2022
Gallery:What it is like being a POC at a PWI

Gallery:What it is like being a POC at a PWI

March 4, 2022
Senior Samuel Majors watches the ball fly after a drive in a golf tournament. Majors plans to graduate with a degree in business with an emphasis in finance and economics.

Majors handles pressure on and off the course

March 3, 2022
Washburn University strives to be an inclusive place for all. The Campus Climate Team worked to follow the process to the best of its ability.

Cruel incident turns into an educational experience

February 28, 2022
The media is often seen as the fourth branch of government. Freedom of the Press Day is used to recognize the importance of press to keep our democracy.

Freedom of the press’s importance to a democracy

February 23, 2022
Mile race overview on Jan 22, 2022, Topeka, Kan.

All-Kansas Invite hosts good competition

January 27, 2022
The teal-and-purple ribbon commemorates lives lost to suicide.

[Photo] Borrow My Hope: Being vulnerable about suicidal thoughts

October 31, 2021
Jordan Noller adopts a horse, Teagan, from Rainbow Meadows. Teagan was brought to Rainbow Meadows in 2017 where eh has grown to be a gentle giant.

A horse waiting at the end of the Rainbow

October 28, 2021
The teal-and-purple ribbon commemorates lives lost to suicide.

[Photo] Borrow my Hope: Loneliness can lead to suicidal thoughts

October 28, 2021
All smiles aead: Daija Coleman is enjoying the sunshine on the sidewalks of Washburn University. Colemans plan is to graduate in the spring of 2022 and become a teacher.

Student fights for inclusion and accessibility on campus

October 28, 2021
Squeaky Clean: Delta Gamma members putting in the work to clean the line of cars. The $5 car wash was the first event of many for their philanthropy week.

[Photo] Delta Gamma serves their philanthropy, service for sight

October 11, 2021
The teal-and-purple ribbon commemorates lives lost to suicide.

[Photo] Borrow my hope: Safety planning- make it personal

October 7, 2021
The teal-and-purple ribbon commemorates lives lost to suicide.

[Photo] Borrow my hope: How to reach out about suicide

October 11, 2021
A graphic from the CAB (Campus Activity Board) Instagram about the event.

[Photo] Bod brief: CAB and HALO presents “In the Heights”

October 5, 2021
Catching up: Dr. Bennett catching up with a professor from her time at Washburn. Her former communications professor, Meredith Moore, brought an old assignment to reminisce over.

Dr. Dina Bennett wakes up Washburn at breakfast lecture series

September 30, 2021
Unforgettable: Professor Rick Ellis died Sept. 23, 2021. He will be missed by his coworkers and students at Washburn University.

Obituary: Rick Ellis, Washburn University professor and mentor

September 29, 2021
Never Forget: The morning of Tuesday, Sept. 11, 2001, is a day that Americans will never forget. The 9/11 terrorist attacks resulted in 2,977 fatalities, all those that lost their lives will forever be remembered today and every day.

Remembering 9/11: 20 years later

September 11, 2021
Share your thoughts: Take a quick five-minute survey at tinyurl.com/wuvotesdata

Loud Light strives to educate Washburn University

September 1, 2021
Taking care of business: Leadership Institute Members in front of just one of the projects from this weekend.

Little Event, big impact

September 1, 2021
Bring it in: Washburn hosted its very first Foam Party in the East Union Lawn last night.

A fun foam-filled first week

August 27, 2021
Caleb Phelps and his girlfriend, Mercedes Elias, pose for a picture at graduation.

Caleb Phelps reflects on leaving the Westboro Baptist Church

August 22, 2021
Remembrance: Memorial Day is a time to remember those who have died in the service of our country. Take some time today to remember their sacrifices.

Memorial Day: more than a day off

May 31, 2021
Helping Hands: Analisa Chavez-Muñoz helping Lesley Ayala understand the basics of crocheting.

Bods relieve stress with stitch and bitch

May 5, 2021
Brief: WNBA All Star to speak on social justice Tuesday, April 27

Brief: WNBA All Star to speak on social justice Tuesday, April 27

April 27, 2021
Bod on the Block: Students reflect on wearing masks

Bod on the Block: Students reflect on wearing masks

April 25, 2021
Christopher Miofsky, Assistant Director for the Office of student Involvement and Development [My favorite thing about spring] is that the weather gets warmer.

Bods on the Block: What is your favorite thing about spring?

April 15, 2021
Suit and Tie: Senior Jaron Caffrey is the WSGA Chief of Staff for the 2020-2021 academic year. He encourages students to become interested in WSGA and consider joining the organization in its efforts to serve the campus community better.

Jaron Caffrey shows dedication to WSGA

April 12, 2021
Brief: Explore the Awaken the Senses event

Brief: Explore the “Awaken the Senses” event

April 2, 2021
Artist: Hans Vredeman de Vries, Triumphal Arch, Medium: engraving

Brief: Modern art brought back to life

April 1, 2021

Washburn students donate blood to help local community

March 25, 2021
Analisa Chavez-Munoz Junior majoring in Public Education I think they are important because these are the people who are making the decisions for us on campus; the decisions impact student life directly.

Bods on the Block: “How important do you think WSGA elections are?”

March 25, 2021
Bod Brief: HALO Blood Drive

Bod Brief: HALO Blood Drive

March 16, 2021
Bods on the Block: WU-Tech Spring Break

Bods on the Block: WU-Tech Spring Break

March 16, 2021
The man bringing change: Freshman Harrison Dollar has big ideas for Washburn. Along with his running mate, Sierra Jeter, he believes that Washburn is ready for a new course.

Harrison Dollar seeks change on campus

March 13, 2021
Let him speak: Dr. Beatty presents and answers questions to the League of Women Voters on March 2, 2021. Attendees got Beattys take on some of the latest political events of 2021 in Kansas and beyond.

League of women voters discusses KS politics: the good, the bad and the horrible

March 9, 2021
All for WU Washburn University celebrates the Universitys 156th Birthday by accepting donations. This event is an annual event

Washburn sees another successful Day of Giving

March 3, 2021
Here is the flyer for the musical with the QR code for the show. It can be used to find tickets for the upcoming production.

Theatre Department to present ‘Last Five Years’ online, Feb. 25-28

February 16, 2021
Way to educate: Professor Kara Kendall-Morwick teaches a class this semester on the WUmester topic. The class is Animals in Literature and Film.

WUmester Sustainability Challenges

February 12, 2021
Bod on the Block: President works to end racism

Bod on the Block: President works to end racism

February 10, 2021
Isaac Deer, Junior, Mass Media I will get the vaccine as soon as its available. I want to make sure that my loved ones and friends are in a safe environment as well as me.

Bods on the Block: Will you get the COVID vaccine when it becomes available?

February 2, 2021
Up-to-date: This is the new Indoor Facility for Washburn University Athletics. It has already seen a lot of use and will continue to be a cornerstone of the Washburn community for years to come.

New indoor facility helps athletes practice and compete

January 28, 2021
Working Overtime: Kimberly Gerhardt-Whiddon working as a forensic examiner. Her job requires precision and focus.

Criminal Justice professor brings real world experiences to the classroom

January 20, 2021
Misty made the cover: This is the cover page of Melody Osborne-Samuels book. It is one of many covers that Misty will be featured on.

Washburn alumna gets diploma and publishes book in the same year

January 14, 2021
Throwback to 1991: This is a picture of Kristi and Brendan at an Alpha Delta formal. They certainly appear to be college sweethearts.

The Sneegas family becomes Washburn’s 2020 family of the year

November 16, 2020
Multicultural Greek Council

Multicultural Greek Council

November 12, 2020
Top Hat: The Ichabod knows its time to get a flu shot! Join him and get your flu shot from the School of Nursing.

Flu Shots at Washburn

October 12, 2020
The toe tags on the wall: This is a picture of the exhibit. Toe tags on a map are displayed to show the lives that were lost on the journey.

‘Hostile Terrain 94’

September 10, 2020

Campus resources for students

August 26, 2020
Luzianne Stafford got her mask from her neighbor.

Poll: Who has the best mask in Res. Living?

August 20, 2020
Book Worm: Hunter Bentley, a guard for the womens basketball team, breaks out a classic to read. Bentley read Oh The Places Youll Go by Dr. Seuss as her first book on the website.

Athletes take part in Bods with Books

April 17, 2020
Office away from office: There was a shift in location, but the best is being made out of the situation. This is the view that Graciela Berumen sees during her workday. 

‘We Are F1rst’ Zoom meeting gets hacked

April 3, 2020

Ichabod volleyball sweeps Fort Hays State

September 23, 2019
I have a question: Ilya Kaminsky answers a question at his poetry reading. This event was split between the International House and Henderson 112. 

Acclaimed Russian poet visits Washburn

September 9, 2019

Dana Nordyke: New Career Advisor

September 3, 2019
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