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BLOG: In need of a better mousetrap

April 1, 2011
Regina Budden is the new editor-in-chief of the Washburn Review print edition. This is her first official editorial.

‘Do nothing’: 120 seconds of… nothing

January 26, 2011
 

Audit instills confidence in Washburn financial safeguards

January 26, 2011
 

Extreme Makeover: Washburn Edition

January 19, 2011
 

Looking back for a second

January 19, 2011
WU professor writes, directs film

WU professor writes, directs film

January 19, 2011
Blues, Bods win at home against Pittsburg State

Blues, Bods win at home against Pittsburg State

January 13, 2011
SLIDESHOW: Snow storm slams campus, midwest

SLIDESHOW: Snow storm slams campus, midwest

January 11, 2011
Charles looks back on final Washburn recital

Charles looks back on final Washburn recital

November 18, 2010
Garrett Love, recent Washburn graduate, is now a part of the Kansas legislature. He was elected for District 115 and was back at Washburn on Tuesday to talk to current students.

Love discusses venture through campaigning

November 17, 2010
 

Bigger political fish to fry

November 12, 2010
Voting: a serious decision taken lightly by college students

Voting: a serious decision taken lightly by college students

November 4, 2010
Washburn foundation Garrett Love talks with individuals while he campaigns for a Kansas House of Representatives position. Love graduated from Washburn last year and was WSGA President, along side former vice president and current president Caley Onek.

Love pursues winning election

October 27, 2010
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‘Yell Like Hell’ contestants stomp the arena

October 22, 2010
Topeka culture: a do-it-yourself activity

Topeka culture: a do-it-yourself activity

October 8, 2010
 

COLUMN: Topeka lacks Ichabod spirit

September 29, 2010
 

Constitution Day brings Internet censorship discussion to Washburn

September 26, 2010

Journalism lives on while politicians talk

September 23, 2010
German draft rouses questions for military

German draft rouses questions for military

September 2, 2010
Going All In Student Orientation Counselor Joe Muiller deals a game of blackjack to students at his table. Students of all experience were encouraged to partake in the festivities.

Casino Night celebrates 10th anniversary at Washburn Welcome Week

August 23, 2010
Washburn students enjoyed an array of casino games, including roulette, at the 2010 Casino Night, the final event of Welcome Week.

10th annual Casino Night closes out Welcome Week activities

August 22, 2010
Regina Budden is the new editor-in-chief of the Washburn Review print edition. This is her first official editorial.

Not-so-common school year advice

August 18, 2010
Tom Morgan, director of percussion studies at Washburn, directs a group of students at the Northeast Total Percussion Camp in White Concert Hall. The camp is in its sixth year of existance and is one of the only camps of its kind in the state.

Washburn hosts Northeast Total Percussion Camp

July 24, 2010
 

‘Toy Story 3’ has a friend in reviewer

July 7, 2010
 

SLIDESHOW: New students get acquainted with Washburn at orientations

June 16, 2010
Union hosts first ever summer Scorch

Union hosts first ever summer Scorch

June 13, 2010
Former WSGA president Love campaigning for Kansas Houses of Representatives

Former WSGA president Love campaigning for Kansas Houses of Representatives

June 4, 2010
Tuition to increase 3 percent after 4-3 vote by Board of Regents

Tuition to increase 3 percent after 4-3 vote by Board of Regents

May 25, 2010
Budget Dilemmas Board member Bob Storey and University President Jerry Farley review paperwork at the Jan. 29 Board of Regents meeting. After discussing the possibility of outsourcing facility services, the Board received criticism from former employee Mary Lou Herring who suggested an audit of administrative salaries as a means to cut expenses.

Board of Regents discusses outsourcing

February 9, 2010

Music, culture, classes: another Regina discourse

November 11, 2009

Food is awesome but taken for granted

September 23, 2009
Faculty healthcare

Faculty healthcare

September 16, 2009

Budget cuts cause higher tuition

August 20, 2009
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Art of Arthur’s author displayed in Mulvane

August 19, 2009
WU student Romualdo Chavez publishing vampire book

WU student Romualdo Chavez publishing vampire book

May 4, 2009

Campus Activities Board hosts WU Idol

May 4, 2009
Beautiful day Define Beautiful, a local Christian band, will be performing live at the Jayhawk Theatre Revival benefit concert on May 2. Photos courtesy of www.myspace.com/definebeautifulmusic

Define Beautiful adds Christian music to Revival

April 27, 2009
Saturday night's Jayhawk Theatre Revival at the Celtic Fox raised approximately $750 toward renovating the theater.

Jayhawk Theatre seeking renovation

April 27, 2009
Washburn graduate Cary Stahly directed the Seaman High School Jazz I Ensemble last Friday at the Coleman Hawkins Jazz Festival in White Concert Hall.

Coleman Hawkins festival jazzes WU at White Concert Hall

April 13, 2009

WU Percussion Ensemble to perform Tuesday night

April 13, 2009

Fraternity performs first public induction ceremony

April 8, 2009
Washburn Opera hits high note

Washburn Opera hits high note

April 6, 2009

Washburn hosting high school jazz festival

April 6, 2009
 

Music major performs self composed pieces at senior recital

March 31, 2009

Seven down, two to go

March 30, 2009

Washburn Symphony Orchestra concert making city history

March 23, 2009

Comedian coming to Washburn

March 23, 2009

‘Vulvapalooza’ to raise awareness about health

March 9, 2009

West Ridge a cheap option

March 9, 2009

Washburn, Free State orchestras share stage

March 2, 2009
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