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The Washburn Review
Established 1885

The Washburn Review
Established 1885

The Washburn Review
All content by Lisa Herdman
Legs 2

Legs 2

Lisa Herdman
February 2, 2017
Legs 1

Legs 1

Lisa Herdman
February 2, 2017

Sheldon Malicke’s “Paradoxical Unification” marries an artist with craft

Lisa Herdman
October 19, 2016
Professor writes book on dining culture

Professor writes book on dining culture

Lisa Herdman
October 1, 2016

Fraoch brings traditional Irish music to the Classic Bean

Lisa Herdman
August 5, 2016

‘Bye Bye Birdie’ indulges audience

Lisa Herdman
July 27, 2016

‘Pokemon GO’ gets our generation outside, active

Lisa Herdman
July 22, 2016

Classic Bean features Chris Biggs and Steve Henrichs onstage

Lisa Herdman
July 22, 2016
Erté "Gauthier", gouache on paper, and Adolf Dehn "Flamingoes", lithograph.

‘Klassics for Kids’ offers educational interaction

Lisa Herdman
July 5, 2016

Creations of Hope gallery brings mental illness to light

Lisa Herdman
June 28, 2016
"What Can't You See", acrylic, charcoal and ink by Sara Redger. The painting is based off of Pavel Weiner.

UNEARTHED gallery displays the need for unsung heroes

Lisa Herdman
June 22, 2016

‘The Whipping Man’ awes and inspires

Lisa Herdman
June 21, 2016

Senior’s exhibit brings mental illness to light

Lisa Herdman
May 4, 2016
Danielle Jones hosts a gallery talk for “Inside My Mind,” where she describes the making of art that represent both sides of the brain. Her art includes graphic design, painting, digital painting and photography.

Senior art exhibit explores concepts of the brain

Lisa Herdman
April 28, 2016

April artist of the month showcases Venitian masks

Lisa Herdman
April 21, 2016
Beier plans to roam the United States again, this time to the Great Lakes State, to spend more time on his writing. He has worked at Washburn for three years, and wants to continue to teach English at Hillsdale College.

English professor bids farewell to Ichabods

Lisa Herdman
April 20, 2016
From left to right comic strips "Introvert Anonymous", "Out of Shell" and "It Speaks" in 2D Design. All pieces were made in 2016.

Senior exhibit shines light on introversion with graphics

Lisa Herdman
April 3, 2016

Restless Native performs covers at The Classic Bean

Lisa Herdman
March 25, 2016
"Seasonal Cycle" is a collection of porcelain plates.

Mulvane features Glenda Taylor’s ‘Prairie Memories’ show

Lisa Herdman
March 25, 2016
Natalie Engler, sophomore criminal justice major, enjoys her hot chocolate while watching The Woodvalley Pickers. She has been a long time fan of bluegrass, and gave the band two thumbs up.

Live performances pack the Classic Bean

Lisa Herdman
February 18, 2016

Empower ComicCon

Lisa Herdman
February 11, 2016
Movie poster for "The Boy".

“The Boy” brings horror back into doll movies

Lisa Herdman
January 23, 2016

Krampus ruins Christmas

Lisa Herdman
December 10, 2015
'Peanuts' movie hits hard with nostalgia

‘Peanuts’ movie hits hard with nostalgia

Lisa Herdman
November 14, 2015

Feldt stuns in junior vocal recital

Lisa Herdman
October 30, 2015
Tyler Quintin poses with new art pieces for his gallery exhibition. He sculpted a ceramic wolf for his series of animal pieces and began sketching a nude figure.

Tyler Quintin named WASA Artist of the Month

Lisa Herdman
October 23, 2015
Topcon 2015 brings gaming, art and cosplay to Topeka

Topcon 2015 brings gaming, art and cosplay to Topeka

Lisa Herdman
September 24, 2015

Movie Review: “The Visit” is a trip gone bad

Lisa Herdman
September 20, 2015

“The Perfect Guy” stalks its way into your heart

Lisa Herdman
September 17, 2015
Preview: TOPCON brings back Geek Expo for 2015

Preview: TOPCON brings back Geek Expo for 2015

Lisa Herdman
September 11, 2015
Dennis Etzel Jr. profile

Dennis Etzel Jr. profile

Lisa Herdman
September 4, 2015
"Sum of Two Mothers" shows the struggle of a family due to homophobia

“Sum of Two Mothers” shows the struggle of a family due to homophobia

Lisa Herdman
September 3, 2015
Sinister 2 gives audiences a new perspective

Sinister 2 gives audiences a new perspective

Lisa Herdman
August 27, 2015

“Into the Woods” auditions are ready to begin

Lisa Herdman
August 26, 2015

Review: ‘Inside Out’ is great for adults and children equally

Lisa Herdman
June 23, 2015

The role of poverty on substance abuse

Lisa Herdman
June 19, 2015

Domestic violence discussed at Topeka Community Conversation on Poverty

Lisa Herdman
June 18, 2015

Review: ‘Lighting Bolt and Blazer’ is a book about loyalty

Lisa Herdman
June 15, 2015
Ichabod pens adventurous story in 'Mysterious Manuscript'

Ichabod pens adventurous story in ‘Mysterious Manuscript’

Lisa Herdman
May 27, 2015
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