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The Washburn Review
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The Washburn Review
Established 1885

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Jayme Thompson

Jayme Thompson, Editor-in-Chief – Indigo Magazine

Hey everyone, I’m Jayme! I am a senior pursuing a double major of psychology and forensic investigations. Even though it’s not tied to either of my majors, I joined Student Media because of my appreciation for journalism and the people in the field. I work as a content creator, copy editor and the editor-in-chief for Indigo Magazine. After graduating, I plan to pursue a graduate degree in forensic science and a job within that career field.

All content by Jayme Thompson
Many candidates are running for office in Kansas in the upcoming November election. Various websites listed information on the nominees.

Who’s on your ballot?

Jayme Thompson, Editor-in-Chief - Indigo Magazine
October 31, 2024
Local author, Cal Phoenix, publishes a memoir titled “Studies in Lechery.” The book included the author’s experiences of sexual exploitation in higher education.

Local author writes memoir on sexual exploitation at university

Jayme Thompson, Editor-in-Chief - Indigo Magazine
October 31, 2024
The Purple Note Project is a program by the Say His Name Foundation. It was developed to send emotional support through written letters to people struggling with suicidal thoughts.

A new suicide prevention program provides handwritten letters to people

Jayme Thompson, Editor-in-Chief - Indigo Magazine
October 16, 2024
Students are having difficulties reaching certain departments. Professors haven’t made themselves easily accessible for students.

Not all professors are making time for students

Jayme Thompson, Editor-in-Chief - Indigo Magazine
October 2, 2024
Charlee French, assistant election manager for Shawnee County Election Office, talked to students about elections and the importance of voting. The election office is looking for election workers and can be contacted on their website.

Voter Registration Day informs students on how to vote in college

Jayme Thompson, Editor-in-Chief - Indigo Magazine
September 18, 2024
The Art Club plays a game where a piece of paper is folded into three parts, and one person fills out a section at a time. The other people who participated did not know what the other two people had drawn, which led to a random creature being formed.

[Photo] Art Club holds first meeting

KayLee Cable, Content Creator
September 6, 2024
Jaedon Blocker, sophomore early education major, publishes his first poetry book as part of a series he’s working on. The series had one book published, one completed but not published and one in the works currently.

Jaedon Blocker publishes first poetry book of series

Jayme Thompson, Editor-in-Chief - Indigo Magazine
September 4, 2024
There has been a recent shift in the MIAA as Lincoln University of Missouri left and the University of Arkansas - Fort Smith took its place.

Lincoln University of Missouri leaves the MIAA conference, Arkansas-Fort Smith joins

Jayme Thompson, Editor-in-Chief - Indigo Magazine
September 3, 2024
BOB: What are your favorite fashion trends this year?

BOB: What are your favorite fashion trends this year?

Jayme Thompson and Carlee Hess-Burch
August 26, 2024
Seeing the process of construction has been intriguing to some students and faculty. Miqueas Mazo, junior history major, explained how he was excited to explore the building once it is completely remodeled.

Classes begin and construction continues for Plass Learning Resources Center

Jayme Thompson, Editor-In-Chief - Indigo Magazine, Cheyenne Hittle, and Editor-In-Chief - Kaw Yearbook
August 22, 2024
Research says brains can structurally change due to trauma

Research says brains can structurally change due to trauma

Jayme Thompson, Editor-in-Chief - Indigo Magazine
April 24, 2024
The presidential election of 2024 is coming up in a few months. There have been varying opinions on if voting will make a difference in the election.

Washburn community differs on the importance of voting

Jayme Thompson, Editor-in-Chief - Indigo Magazine
April 10, 2024
Students think they know what it’s like to be a professor, but there’s more to it. Professors spend a lot of effort and time to ensure the success of their students but also to further their own careers.

Getting a glimpse into the realities of being a professor

Jayme Thompson, Editor-in-Chief - Indigo Magazine
April 3, 2024
Professors are working to help students with advising for the summer and fall semesters of 2024. Advanced enrollment began March 19, and students have started the process of enrolling for courses.

Professors take on academic advising to ensure student success

Jayme Thompson, Editor-in-Chief - Indigo Magazine
March 27, 2024
Washburn students are at a higher risk of student hunger because of COVID, poverty and inflation. The university has implemented programs to help provide students with access to food through various means.

Washburn combats food insecurity

Jayme Thompson, Editor-in-Chief - Indigo Magazine
March 18, 2024
The Washburn Psychological Services Clinic is conducting self-compassion group therapy as a service to students who may be interested. The clinic has had similar group therapies in the past as it is a requirement for graduate-level psychology students.

Graduate psychology students start mindful self-compassion group

Jayme Thompson, Editor-in-Chief - Indigo Magazine
March 6, 2024
Washburn remembers loved professor, Jim Smith

Washburn remembers loved professor, Jim Smith

Jayme Thompson, Editor-in-Chief - Indigo Magazine
February 28, 2024
Washburn University officially breaks ground for the Dr. James Hurd Recital Hall. It is tentatively set to be completed in the fall of 2025.

New recital hall set to be completed fall 2025

Jayme Thompson, Editor-in-Chief - Indigo Magazine
February 19, 2024
Washburn professor discovers Langston Hughes' birth year is wrong

Washburn professor discovers Langston Hughes’ birth year is wrong

Jayme Thompson, Editor-in-Chief - Indigo Magazine
February 13, 2024
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.

Activist Davis Hammet speaks on the Topeka Equality House

Jayme Thompson, Editor-in-Chief - Indigo Magazine
February 1, 2024
Students trying to find their place at Washburn have many opportunities to find a community that suits them. People have joined clubs, organizations and attended events as a way to make friends and fit in.

Students find their place at Washburn through countless organizations

Jayme Thompson, Editor-in-Chief - Indigo Magazine
November 27, 2023
John Dietrick, vice chair of the Washburn Board of Regents places the presidential medallion around Mazachek neck. She is honored to receive this medal as a way to represent her new position.

HOMECOMING: Washburn officially welcomes first female president, JuliAnn Mazachek

Jayme Thompson, Editor-in-Chief - Indigo Magazine
October 31, 2023
Washburn has 13 different interdisciplinary programs for students to choose from. These programs have helped students gain either a minor or a certificate in addition to their regular degree.

Interdisciplinary programs provide students with opportunities outside of their major

Jayme Thompson, Editor-in-Chief - Indigo Magazine
October 23, 2023
Sophomore defensive back, Braylon Alexander, executes a penalty of a face mask against a Missouri Western player. The penalty was not called against the Ichabods.

Washburn falls to the Missouri Western State Griffons by 40 points

LeSha' Davis and Jayme Thompson
October 19, 2023
Coaches have various backgrounds before they start to coach at Washburn. Chris Herron knew he wanted to coach since he was young, Taylor Horak stepped into an assistant coach position before she finished her undergraduate degree and Lora Westling was a student athlete that returned to Washburn after obtaining a master’s degree.

Coaches share their journey to Washburn

Jayme Thompson, Editor-in-Chief - Indigo Magazine
October 13, 2023
Bill Fiander teaches classes on public administration and government. His presence at Washburn helped the university gain courses about public administration at the undergraduate level.

Bill Fiander helps Washburn provide public administration program

Jayme Thompson, Editor-in-Chief - Indigo Magazine
September 26, 2023
Students and faculty work together to start building the native garden. They dedicated their Saturday morning to achieve this goal for the community.

Native garden project brightens up Stoffer Hall

Jayme Thompson, Editor-in-Chief - Indigo Magazine
September 18, 2023
Washburn president, JuliAnn Mazachek, shares her story growing up as a first generation student. The new event had a high turnout for students.

President Mazachek shares her story at First-Generation Friday event

Jayme Thompson, Editor-in-Chief - Indigo Magazine
September 6, 2023
Professor finds mold in their office after returning from summer break. Benton Hall has since been cleared of any mold and was opened to students at the beginning of the semester.

Facilities clear out mold in Benton Hall

Jayme Thompson, Editor-in-Chief - Indigo Magazine
September 5, 2023
B.O.B: What has been your favorite movie that came out this year?

B.O.B: What has been your favorite movie that came out this year?

Jayme Thompson, Editor-in-Chief - Indigo Magazine
September 5, 2023
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