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The Washburn Review
Established 1885

The Washburn Review
Established 1885

The Washburn Review
Stuti Khadka

Stuti Khadka, Managing Editor – Washburn Review

Hey, I am Stuti! I am a freshman psychology and nursing major. I am a copy editor and content creator at Student Media where I write stories on campus events and meet people with their unique life experiences. After graduation, I plan on working in hospitals and contributing myself to the medical community and perhaps someday I hope on publishing my own book filled with small stories.

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A robot from Starship Food Delivery goes around campus to deliver food. Washburn started using Starship Oct. 16.

Washburn uses Starship to deliver food on campus

Stuti Khadka, Managing Editor - Washburn Review
October 29, 2024
Both the teams pose for pictures with the winning trophy although the winner hasn’t been decided yet. The Washburn cricket team is looking forward to the next match.

From Nepal to Washburn: Cricket introduced as new sport at campus

Stuti Khadka, Managing Editor - Washburn Review
October 16, 2024
Fran Borin, ghost story writer, displays her recent book series, “The Ghost Adventures of Orien O’Brien.” She was one of 40 outdoor tent exhibitors at the festival.

13th annual Kansas Book Festival celebrates lineup of 40 authors 

Stuti Khadka, Managing Editor - Washburn Review
October 7, 2024
BOB: What is your favorite spot to hang out on campus?

BOB: What is your favorite spot to hang out on campus?

Stuti Khadka, Managing Editor - Washburn Review
October 3, 2024
Alyx Salinas (left) and Morgan White (right) are both junior nursing majors who assisted students before getting the flu shots. Student Health Services organized the free flu clinic to allow students the opportunity to get vaccinated.

Student Health Services, nursing department offers free flu shots

Stuti Khadka, Managing Editor - Washburn Review
September 19, 2024
International enrollment increases significantly since last year

International enrollment increases significantly since last year

Stuti Khadka, Managing Editor - Washburn Review
August 29, 2024
Corey Rosquites, freshman nursing major, decorates her paper with collage. The artmaking popup provided a relaxation time for students who are approaching their finals.

Students make collages to destress in height of the semester

Stuti Khadka, Managing Editor - Washburn Review
April 25, 2024
The experience living on or off campus are complete opposites. Students considered some of the benefits living on campus rather than off.

Students weigh their experience living on versus off campus

Stuti Khadka, Managing Editor - Washburn Review
April 25, 2024
"Ichabods Speak Out Again: poetry against domestic violence" enables Washburn students, faculty, staff, alumni and friends to express their feelings about domestic violence. The book was released in 2023 and followed the 2018 “Ichabods Speak Out” book.

Students and faculty member recite poems for the Open Mic Poetry

Stuti Khadka, Managing Editor - Washburn Review
April 16, 2024
Team members from Washburn discuss their paper for the competition. Two teams were assigned for each university.

Washburn hosts collegiate math competition for KSMAA

Stuti Khadka, Managing Editor - Washburn Review
March 25, 2024
Toni Burks (right), owner of the Perpetual Growth Braiding Salon, demonstrates some hair products on one of her employees, Aphesian King (left). Their hair products were described as great for skin diseases like eczema and alopecia.

Local hairstylists teach options for textured hair care

Stuti Khadka, Managing Editor - Washburn Review
March 27, 2024
Spangler enjoys all the different types of activities that are not normally offered at the SRWC, like painting, remote control racetrack and aerial yoga. Spangler learned how to teach regular yoga first about 10 years ago when she went to a yoga festival and had her first yoga class.

REC Madness encourages Ichabods to make new friends

Stuti Khadka, Managing Editor - Washburn Review
March 28, 2024
B.O.B: What classes are you excited to join next semester?

B.O.B: What classes are you excited to join next semester?

Stuti Khadka, Managing Editor - Washburn Review
March 27, 2024
John Fritch, the new provost at Washburn, gives a speech at FYE Scholars. He has planned to participate on campus events to get to know the university.

Washburn announces John Fritch as new provost

Stuti Khadka, Managing Editor - Washburn Review
March 7, 2024
Dan McClellan, scholar of the Bible, uses presentation slides on Thomas King Lecture. He talked about public access to the academic study of the Bible.

TikTok influencer Dan McClellan gives Thomas King Lecture at Memorial Union

Stuti Khadka, Managing Editor - Washburn Review
March 7, 2024
Washburn welcomes 19 international students for the spring exchange program

Washburn welcomes 19 international students for the spring exchange program

Stuti Khadka, Managing Editor - Washburn Review
February 26, 2024
Psychology professor shares her journey as a poet in her new book 'In the Bodies'

Psychology professor shares her journey as a poet in her new book ‘In the Bodies’

Stuti Khadka, Managing Editor - Washburn Review
February 19, 2024
Eric McHenry, English professor, teaches his class using a diverse selection of authors. Other professors have also implemented diverse works into their curriculums to show inclusion and diversity.

Professors demonstrate the importance of allyship to their students

Jeremy Ford and Stuti Khadka
February 15, 2024
The performers come together for a group picture. The holiday recital started at 7:30 p.m. with a cheerful audience.

The Washburn Piano and Organ Society performs for the holidays

Stuti Khadka, Managing Editor - Washburn Review
December 3, 2023
Book Review: Trevor Noah balances humor with harsh realties in his book 'Born a Crime'

Book Review: Trevor Noah balances humor with harsh realties in his book ‘Born a Crime’

Stuti Khadka, Managing Editor - Washburn Review
December 6, 2023
International student, Stuti Khadka, shares her first Thanksgiving experience

International student, Stuti Khadka, shares her first Thanksgiving experience

Stuti Khadka, Managing Editor - Washburn Review
November 30, 2023
Philip Canady, senior business major, poses for his fraternity, Kappa Alpha Psi. He won this year’s Ichabod Honors.

Philip Canady looks forward to giving back to the Topeka community

Stuti Khadka, Managing Editor - Washburn Review
November 15, 2023
Team Double Jeopardy and Chelsea play in the Intramural Soccer event. Chelsea won the match by 3-1.

Teams Chelsea and Grass Fairies take the win during indoor intramural soccer

Stuti Khadka, Managing Editor - Washburn Review
November 10, 2023
Leadership Institute members converse about follow up meetings. The group ended the meeting by finishing some desserts.

Washburn Leadership Institute connects with students through lunch

Stuti Khadka, Managing Editor - Washburn Review
October 8, 2023
Ichabods speak out through poetry

Ichabods speak out through poetry

Morgan Albrecht and Stuti Khadka
October 17, 2023
President Grace Loya, senior psychology and philosophy major, as well as president of the Psychology Club goes through the club meeting’s agenda. The members decided on their T-shirt collection for the club.

Psychology Club meets to discuss upcoming events and more

Stuti Khadka, Managing Editor - Washburn Review
October 15, 2023
B.O.B: What is your favorite food to enjoy during the fall?

B.O.B: What is your favorite food to enjoy during the fall?

Stuti Khadka, Managing Editor - Washburn Review
October 13, 2023
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