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Established 1885

The Washburn Review
Established 1885

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All content by Khoa Huynh
Giovanni continues to teach, write and publish books; the most recent of which is "A Good Cry." Her newest collection, "Make Me Rain," was released in October of 2020.

GALLERY: Renowned poet Nikki Giovani talks community and belonging

Khoa Huynh, Content Creator
March 20, 2024
Besides bracelets, the audience uses the material to build their favorite DIY jewelry. Sebastian Hernandez-Montijo, freshman psychology major, shared that the polymer-beads charm necklace she made was based on colors that stand for different elements, such as blue for water.

GALLERY: Ichabods relieve stress by making friendships bracelets

Khoa Huynh, Content Creator
March 20, 2024
The Painting Workshop celebrated the Mulvane Art Museum's 100th anniversary March 6 in the Garvey Fine Arts Center. Each participant creates a small painting in response to the theme of community and belonging for the 2024 WUmester.

GALLERY: Mulvane Art Museum celebrates 100th anniversary

Khoa Huynh, Content Creator
March 18, 2024
According to Burdick (right), Bella (left) is remarkably dependable, and they’re great at working together. Wood and Burdick planned to empower students to build the campus into a place where everyone can feel comfortable being themselves and be challenged in healthy ways.

GALLERY: WSGA hosts Spring Fling to announce new administration

Khoa Huynh, Content Creator
March 9, 2024
The Spring 2024 Grad Fair is organized March 7, in the Bradbury Thompson Alumni Center at Washburn University. The event hosted students who will walk through the graduation Commencement Ceremonies this May.

GALLERY: Grad Fair prepares seniors to walk across the stage

Khoa Huynh, Content Creator
March 9, 2024
The Spring Show and Sale happens every semester, so customers can always see new creative products. Most of the artists in the show are Washburn seniors who already have their senior exhibition in the museum.

GALLERY: Art students showcase and sell their creative artworks

Khoa Huynh, Content Creator
March 7, 2024
Forty teams participate in the event this year including 13 college teams and 27 high school teams from five different states. These students arrived Feb. 29 to visit Washburn University.

GALLERY: Washburn Leadership Institute hosts orientation for 14th annual Leadership Challenge Event

Khoa Huynh, Content Creator
March 3, 2024
While working with one of the Red Cross techs, participants get situated, get comfortable and get hooked up before the donation process. Some people feel uncomfortable about the ball squeezing technique because it uses arm power at the same time as losing blood.

[Photo] GALLERY: Washburn community donates blood to help patients

February 22, 2024
Audiences participated in the event with small activities such as Jegi, a traditional Korean shuttlecock game. Everyone participating got a chance to get a gift from Park, such as cake, noodles, pie or message tags.

[Photo] Sociology and Anthropology classes bring awareness and celebrate Asian cultures

Yuki Takahashi, Content Creator
February 11, 2024
Washburn University also provides academic choices for those who want to upgrade their academic degree or switch majors. There were also free headshots offered by the Washburn Alumni Association for students to update their professional resume profiles.

[Photo] GALLERY: Ichabods look to the future at 2024 Career Fair

Huynh Khoa, Content Creator
February 19, 2024
Tina Williams, study abroad program coordinator, gives participants a random scholarship for three students who will leave Washburn for the exchange programs abroad in the 2024 semester. Han Bui, a junior international business and data analytics major, received the highest scholarship at the orientation, which will be added to cover a part of her tuition fee for study abroad.

[Photo] Study Abroad Orientation helps prepare Bods for their studies overseas

Huynh Khoa, Photographer
November 23, 2023
The Blue Diamonds Majorette Team performs in cowgirl outfits. The performers used props during their performance and dazzled the crowd.

HOMECOMING: Ichabods show off their dance moves at Yell Like Hell

Khoa Huynh, Content Creator
October 29, 2023
Washburn lost 22-25, 19-25, 14-25 at the end of the game. Stevenson finished the game with 11 kills, a.257 batting average, and nine digs to lead the Ichabods.

[Photo] GALLERY: Washburn volleyball loses match against the University of Central Missouri

Huynh Khoa, Content Creator
October 22, 2023
The Tenacity Kids Cheer Learning activities are used to help tenacious kids unite and build a healthy environment for them to play, cheer, and learn. In addition, it also helps them feel that they still belong in a social community.

[Photo] Ichabod cheer teaches Team Tenacity kids new skills

Huynh Khoa, Photographer
October 25, 2023
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[Photo] B.O.B: What made you smile this week?

Huynh Khoa, Photographer
October 18, 2023
George Burdick,a philosophy and political science major, is the ambassador for philosophy and religious studies in Washburn at this fair. He shared his experiences in philosophy and political science at Washburn.

[Photo] Ichabods explore various studies at Majors and Minors Fair

Huynh Khoa, Photographer
September 29, 2023
Gracyn Evan, a cheerleader and senior majoring in business finance and marketing, is excited for the last football home game between Washburn University and Pittsburg State University. Washburn cheerleaders, dancers and trumpeters put on their best performance.

WU holds the final football tailgate of the season

Khoa Huynh, Content Creator
November 7, 2022
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