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Stoffer Science Hall installs HiPACE supercomputer

April 28, 2008
Team effort University president Jerry Farley, along with several members of the Washburn University Board of Regents, cut the ribbon to inaugurate the newly-remodeled Stoffer Science Hall.

Science hall rededicated with ceremony

April 21, 2008
 

Godzilla movie fest: bringing campy back

April 14, 2008
 

Students donate spring break, sweat to aid Greensburg

March 31, 2008

Godzilla-mania: lecture analyzes radioactive lizard in Japanese culture

March 31, 2008

SAGL bids farewell to Karen Travis

March 3, 2008

Mock Trial teams qualify

March 3, 2008

Kappa Sigma fraternity attempts comeback

February 25, 2008
Moon over Topeka Hopeful lunar-gazers were somewhat disappointed Wednesday as the total lunar eclipse visible from North America was hidden because of cloud cover.

Eclipse obscured by weather, next chance in 2010

February 25, 2008

Strong primary showing gives insight to Kansas democratic voice

February 11, 2008

Search continues for biochemistry professor with right properties

January 28, 2008

Writer o ers insight to LeaderShape experience

January 21, 2008

Higher Education bill aims to make universities police file-sharing

December 10, 2007
 

Students gear up as semester winds down

December 3, 2007

Stoffer faculty eager to move back in, stop dodging traffic

November 19, 2007
Garth Brooks

Sunday, Nov. 11: ‘If Tomorrow Never Comes’

November 19, 2007

Brownback has question, answer session at Washburn

November 12, 2007
Weird science Senior chemistry major Janet Brunton inspects the chemistry department's new Nuclear Magnet Resonance Spectrometer. The machine replaces the university's previous one, in place since 1982.

Students excited for molecular analyzer, attached printer

November 12, 2007
Wired Aja Longi practices a bit of multitasking. Technology has become an integral part of students' lives, and as an example of this The Review attempted to find someone willing to go 24 hours unplugged, not using any form of modern technology, such as cell phones, computers and digital alarm clocks. However, of the students asked, none agreed to the challenge, leaving The Review to wonder how reliant students are on technology.

Students living life plugged In

November 6, 2007

Washburn environmentalists hoping for greener, more efficient campus

October 22, 2007

WSGA looking to seal victory in can drive against Emporia

October 16, 2007
Biology professor studies deadly amoeba

Biology professor studies deadly amoeba

October 15, 2007
Porn debate leaves students wanting more

Porn debate leaves students wanting more

October 8, 2007

Speakers to debate hard facts on pornography

October 1, 2007

Memorial Union updates, additions cost $22,700

October 1, 2007

Campus Catholic Center remodels garage into new chapel

September 24, 2007

Disability Mentoring Day to let high school students feel college experience

September 24, 2007
 

Wage increase could leave workers short on change, hours

September 10, 2007
Bowhay/Keller administration ready with big plans

Bowhay/Keller administration ready with big plans

August 27, 2007

CAB has big plans for new semester

August 27, 2007
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