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The Washburn Review
Established 1885

The Washburn Review
Established 1885

The Washburn Review
Matthew L. Self

Matthew L. Self, Review Editor in Chief

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Move your feet: Performers from the Miracle Life Church dance on stage while music plays in the background. Many performances took place throughout the day featuring other local groups and musicians.

[Photo] Juneteenth at Hillcrest Community Center

June 22, 2021
Rowan Poovey Junior Elementary Education Major Not really, going to the lake probably with friends.

[Photo] Bods on the Block: “What are your plans for the summer?”

June 25, 2021
Thumbs-Up: President Farley gives the green light to some alumni members at the dig site. He enjoyed directing the dig crews and looked very official with his construction hat on.

[Photo] Foreman Farley, alumni and others break ground for new school of law building

June 15, 2021
Were here to help: Volunteers from the Topeka Rescue Mission, Valeo Behavioral Health Care, KDHE, Positive Connections and the Oakland New Life Church gather for a group photo in front of a mobile shower and laundry facility provided by Valeo. They hope that their actions will make a change for the better in the community.

[Photo] Mobile access partnership visits Oakland New Life Church

June 3, 2021
100 Minus 3: Barbara Waterman-Peters stands by her artwork which she titled Lilies. Art pieces submitted by other artists are arranged behind her as well in the Rita Blitt Art Gallery.

[Photo] Artists in town and abroad donate work to upcoming Mulvane art auction

June 1, 2021
Family outing: (from left to right) Rachel, Corey, Zoey, McKenna and Ronnie get some new shoes courtesy of T-Rell. Ronnie and Rachels kids appreciated the gifts before heading out for the day.

[Photo] T-Rell donates 500 pairs of shoes to Topeka community

May 25, 2021
Student and President: President Jerry Farley (left) and Blythe Landon (right) pose for a photo in their office. Farley regularly takes time to show his appreciation for his student employees.

[Photo] Blythe Landon reflects on her time as intern to the president

May 25, 2021
Congratulations: Harrison Dollar (right) congratulates Trautman and Babcock on their election victory. His running mate, Sierra Jeter, was not present during the event.

[Photo] Abby Trautman and Dylan Babcock win WSGA presidential election

March 20, 2021
Urgent: This is a statement released to some of the student body via email that the Dollar/Jeter campaign put out.

[Photo] Dollar/Jeter campaign taken off ballot by WSGA election board

March 16, 2021
WSGA candidates share visions for office

WSGA candidates share visions for office

March 13, 2021
Purpose and Vision: Dylan Babcock is the vice-presidential candidate alongside his running mate Abby Trautman. His four-point plan includes bridging gaps in the Washburn community and addressing issues like mental health and diversity.

Dylan Babcock seeks vice presidential role on campus

March 13, 2021
Victoria Smith served as President of the Washburn Student Government Association for the 2020-21 Academic Year.

Current WSGA president Victoria Smith reflects on past year

March 13, 2021
The importance of voting in campus elections

The importance of voting in campus elections

March 13, 2021
Debate Night: WSGA presidential candidates discuss their separate visions for Washburn. Their ideas will shape the next year for our university.

WSGA presidential candidates debate policy

March 12, 2021
Honorary Firefighter: Ryan Service, a junior exploratory student, receives his free firefighter hat and speaks to some of the emergency workers. Many students like Ryan enjoyed learning about fire safety and picked up some free merchandise along the way.

Bods beat fake fall flames with TFD

October 12, 2020
Tall as a Book: Library Dean, Dr. Bearman stands proud. The Dean explained that it was quite a chore moving all the books to the basement.

Mabee library adapts to new circumstances amid pandemic

August 26, 2020
Senator Kamala Harris poses with two Washburn students during the Iowa Caucuses. She was more than willing to pose for a photo or two with her rally attendees.

A look at Biden’s VP Pick: Kamala Harris

August 18, 2020
Barron remarks on her experiences

Barron remarks on her experiences

June 2, 2020
Focused on Success: Associate Professor Mary Sheldon looks back on her experience in the spring semester and how she can improve her classes for the fall. She has taught at Washburn since 1987. 

Associate Professor Mary Sheldon reflects on spring semester

June 2, 2020
Still In Service: Many businesses, such as The Pad, have remained open since the beginning of quarantine. As quarantine procedures are eased back, many businesses are opening their doors once more to the public. Photo Courtesy of: Troy Mentze

Businesses mask policies vary in Topeka as stores reopen

May 26, 2020
A new beginning: PTKAW members and guests meet via Zoom. PTKAW celebrated the arrival of new officers and said farewell to those graduating. 

PTKAW ceremony celebrates achievements, appoints new president

May 18, 2020
Legacy of Leadership: PTKAW projects continue to bring Washburn notoriety and success. PTKAW has provided Washburn with over five years of service and excellence.

PTKAW receives international recognition

April 28, 2020
Downtown hotspot: Kick off the summer at Evergy Plaza in Downtown Topeka. Food and entertainment can be found here regularly during the summer.

Evergy Plaza brings light to downtown Topeka

March 16, 2020
A proud heritage: The Topeka Public Library may be a relatively new building, but it was built upon a long history of literary advocates who helped make it the jewel of the community. The library continues to be part of the beating heart of the capital city.

Topeka public library celebrates 150th anniversary with new updates

March 3, 2020

Silent Film Festival brings robust classics to the present

February 17, 2020

ArtsConnect reveals inner beauty of Topeka

February 10, 2020

CULT team revitalizes ArtsConnect website

January 28, 2020

Fall Celebration of Cultures event ignites the imagination

November 26, 2019

Education Career Fair to showcase opportunities

November 19, 2019

Kansas Leadership Center sparks conversation on gun safety

November 12, 2019

Wyatt Earp expert Mark Warren presents ‘Promised Land’ at Topeka Public Library

November 5, 2019
A different perspective: A discussion on Hinduism will provide a look at an unfamiliar religion, not prevalent in the Midwest. Nimishakavi and his wife founded the first Hindu temple in Topeka.

Hinduism discussion to enlighten students, faculty

November 5, 2019

Mock interview week preps students for the future

November 3, 2019
An exciting opportunity: Health care students crowd a booth at the career fair. The fair was held Wednesday, Oct. 16. 

Health Care Career Fair brings opportunities to students

October 21, 2019

League of Legends organization looking for new members

October 20, 2019

Unfollow: A Memoir By Megan Phelps-Roper

October 11, 2019

Washburn welcomes renovated softball field

October 8, 2019
Voice of reason: Linsey Moddelmog shares her knowledge of the latest impeachment allegations. Her experience in political science helps students understand the often confusing realm of politics. 

Latest impeachment allegations rock the nation

September 30, 2019

National Voter Registration Day encourages youth

September 24, 2019
In remembrance of 9/11

In remembrance of 9/11

September 10, 2019

Turning point conversation highlights positive changes in Topeka

September 7, 2019
Sole creator: Rowan Poovey works diligently on her clay high heel in Ceramics I. Poovey is a freshman elementary education major.

Where does the money go?

August 30, 2019
New Face in Administration Could Mean Big Changes for Washburn

New Face in Administration Could Mean Big Changes for Washburn

August 27, 2019

Hope comes to Children’s Mercy with McDonald House Charity

August 8, 2019
In with the new: A new multicultural office will be taking over an office in the Underground. The office currently belongs to Student Involvement and Development, which will then share an office with scheduling in the Memorial Union.

Multicultural office coming to the Memorial Union

July 18, 2019
Increasing tuition costs at Washburn draws student concern

Increasing tuition costs at Washburn draws student concern

July 10, 2019

DNP-Cyclists speed across the nation to aid the disabled

July 10, 2019
Flooding causes widespread damage in Kansas

Flooding causes widespread damage in Kansas

June 10, 2019

Landmark at risk: Developers prey on the Grand Canyon

June 2, 2019
Rising Tuition Costs

Rising Tuition Costs

May 27, 2019
Eco Bods host plant giveaway

Eco Bods host plant giveaway

April 22, 2019
Budweiser Clydesdales visit Topeka to celebrate new law

Budweiser Clydesdales visit Topeka to celebrate new law

April 22, 2019
Budweiser Clydesdales visit to Topeka to celebrate new law

Budweiser Clydesdales visit to Topeka to celebrate new law

April 22, 2019
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