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The Equality House makes a political statement supporting gay rights. It was painted in 2013 and was especially effective with its intent as it is across the street from the Westboro Baptist Church that is known for its opposing thoughts and feelings.

[Photo] Activist Davis Hammet speaks on the Topeka Equality House

Jayme Thompson, Editor-in-Chief - Indigo Magazine
February 1, 2024
Author Trevor Noah poses on his book cover of “Born A Crime”. His book has sold one million copies.

[Photo] Book Review: Trevor Noah balances humor with harsh realties in his book ‘Born a Crime’

Stuti Khadka, Managing Editor - Washburn Review
December 6, 2023
Amanda Sellet rewrites a classic "Little Women" in a more humorous writing style. "Belitted Women" was written for girls today that struggle with the older views of what a woman should be.

[Photo] Kansas Book Festival invites Amanda Sellet author of ‘Belittled Woman’

LeSha' Davis and Susie Duose
October 3, 2023
The transition to adulthood causes college students to primarily practice unhealthy habits. Food has been used as one of the most common coping mechanisms by students to deal with their stress.

[Photo] The impact of college stress on students’ eating habits

Anjali Tamang, Content Creator
April 19, 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.

[Photo] Social issues prove to have negative affects on Kansans

Smriti Tamang, Content Creator
April 12, 2023
Studying Abroad is a great opportunity to explore the world and learn the lifestyle of people. However, it can come with challenges like language barriers, culture issues as well as emotional imbalance.

[Photo] Opinion: Is studying abroad a good decision?

Rachana Thapa, Content Creator
April 11, 2023
A new project on campus aims to provide reading glasses for women in the Shawnee County Detention Center. Professors from the theatre and English departments have started the project to provide glasses for women in need.

[Photo] New project on campus aims to help women in the Shawnee County Adult Detention Center

Sandhya Bhandari, Content Creator
April 10, 2023
Meditation cleanses negativity and improves the process of thinking. It has been used by people to reduce their stress and concentrate on their thoughts.

[Photo] Meditation helps reduce stress and improve thinking

Shital Tamang, Content Creator
April 6, 2023
Nepalese people celebrate different festivals together. The festivals are celebrated with enormous energy and enthusiasm.

[Photo] Nepalese festivals brings people together

Smriti Tamang, Content Creator
March 31, 2023
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[Photo] ‘Little Women’ challenges gender norms in a post-war era

Anjali Tamang, Content Creator
March 28, 2023
Sel roti is Sel roti is a traditional Nepali bread made from rice flour and fried in sunflower oil. It can be served as a breakfast meal with tea or be prepared for celebrations.

[Photo] Sel roti: A sweet and simple recipe

Sisam Poudel, Content Creator
March 28, 2023
Evelyn Hugo in her prominent emerald dress, represents the first exposure to her sexual identity and conceals the dark side of her marriage. The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo was published June 13, 2017.

[Photo] Book Review: ‘The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo’

Anjali Tamang, Content Creator
March 19, 2023
To make jollof rice, blend tomatoes, pepper and other ingredients. Jollof rice is served on a plate with chicken dipped in tomato and pepper mix, with a sprinkling of shredded parsley leaves.

[Photo] Jollof rice: A dish that will quickly become your go-to meal

Anthony Kadiri, Content Creator
March 8, 2023
Georgia Gilmore poses after being a defense witness for the bus boycott trail. Gilmore's first start up was funded by Martin Luther King Jr.

[Photo] Georgia Teresa Gilmore: The club that helped hold it all together

Darius Mitchell, Reporter
March 3, 2023
Jackie Roosevelt Robinson steals home base at the 1955 world series. Robinson was the first black athlete to join the major leagues in 1947, the same year he won the rookie of the year award.

[Photo] Jackie Robinson: The superhero of baseball

Mogli Prout - Benoit, Reporter
February 28, 2023
Teachers grade their students all the time, but should students get to grade their professors? If students grade their professors it would provide feedback, ultimately helping teachers and in turn the students.

[Photo] Opinion: Should students grade their professors?

Rachana Thapa, Content Creator
February 27, 2023
Ruby Bridges is an award winning author and a civil rights activist. Bridges has released a children's book titled "I am Ruby Bridges" which goes into detail about her story and how children currently can learn from her own experience.

[Photo] 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
Undine Smith Moore is known as the “Dean of Black Women Composers.” Moore used music to share the culture and experiences of Black Americans.

[Photo] Celebrating prominent Black leaders: Undine Smith Moore shares music with the world

Tyler Smith, Reporter
February 22, 2023
Reality shows are TV programs that follow the lives of real people and is meant to be a source of entertainment. However, these shows represent how reality can be distorted through editing and deceiving impacting viewers' perceptions of reality.

[Photo] Reality TV distorts people’s perception of true reality

Sandhya Bhandari, Content Creator
February 21, 2023
'Black Panther: Wakanda Forever' proves to be underwhelming. The movie was released Nov. 11, 2022 and grossed over 800 million dollars in the worldwide box office. 

[Photo] Movie Review: ‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever’ proves to be underwhelming

Darius Mitchell, Reporter
February 17, 2023
Cybercrime is one of the most dangerous crimes in the world affecting the privacy of information, which is crucial in this era. Several studies have shown how the influx of information affects individuals and their communication.

[Photo] Cybercrime continues to affect people around the world

Sandhya Bhandari, Content Creator
February 9, 2023
Political candidates and people should stop stereotyping and weaponizing gender. Jim Schnoebelen and Carson Kay talked about the topic at the Gender Brown Bag.

[Photo] Gender Brown Bag discussion touches on the stereotype and weaponization of gender

Smera Shrestha, Reporter
December 2, 2022
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