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The Washburn Review
Established 1885

The Washburn Review
Established 1885

The Washburn Review
Tiana Smith

Tiana Smith, Content Creator

Tiana Smith is a freshman majoring in Mass Media with an emphasis in Advertising and Public Relations. She works on the AD/PR team for student media, as well as also being a photographer and content creator.

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Katherine Cook, communications and marketing director, gives her cabinet report. WSGA had its weekly senate meeting Nov. 16.

WSGA opens talks for minimum wage increase on campus

Tiana Smith, Content Creator
November 18, 2022
Environmental biology major Erin Carter works on a painting. Everyone was free to paint whatever they wanted to.

GALLERY: OSID holds Sip and Paint event

Tiana Smith, Content Creator
November 10, 2022
WSGA Senator Christopher Bergin proposes to move funding request above cabinet reports in the agenda. He stated that they needed to be considerate of students time and not make them stay longer than needed.

WSGA meets to discuss Native American Heritage month and funding proposal process

Tiana Smith, Content Creator
November 5, 2022
Senior biochemistry major Keetan Munsell Draws on an agar plate. Students were very careful with their technique for their artwork.

GALLERY: Students create art at its most basic level using agar plates

Tiana Smith, Content Creator
November 2, 2022
Delta Gamma members Celena Gordon, Katie Hampton, Caidin Meyer, Kennedy Blome and Megan Cushing sit on the steps of the Delta Gamma house. Delta Gamma held their Slices For Sight fundraising event Oct. 28th, 2022.

GALLERY: Delta Gamma Slices for Sight

Tiana Smith, Content Creator
November 2, 2022
Senior criminal justice major Elizabeth Pendergrass slides down a slide. Toward the end of the social, members went to go play on the Gage Park playground.

GALLERY: Leadership Institute holds October social event

Tiana Smith, Content Creator
November 2, 2022
The Leadership Institute’s Homecoming sign on the Union lawn. The Institute held their Homecoming tailgate Oct. 22, 2022.

Leadership Institute holds tailgate before the big game

Tiana Smith, Content Creator
October 25, 2022
Alpha Delta member Bryan Wyckoff thinks about his answer to an interview question. Some of the questions asked were difficult to answer quickly.

GALLERY: Greek Life Names ‘Big Man On Campus’

Tiana Smith, Content Creator
October 12, 2022
Former Washburn University president Jerry Farley holds up a blanket gifted to him by the Washburn athletics department. Washburn athletics gave him the blanket as a thank you for his many years of service and support.

[Photo] Washburn athletic department welcomes Hall of Fame class of 2022

Aja Carter, Editor-in-Chief Washburn Review
October 5, 2022
Camden Hughes, brother of Washburn student Bailey Hughes throws a football. The Washburn Recreation and Wellness Center had many sports activites for individuals to participate in.

GALLERY: Family Day brings the fun at the tailgates

Tiana Smith and Roni Simeon
October 4, 2022
Freshman physics major Dalton Price plays a card game with his brother, Mason Rivera. There was plenty of game options for siblings to pick from while they waited for the event to start.

GALLERY: Siblings get a sense of college life during Family Weekend

Roni Simeon and Tiana Smith
October 4, 2022
Sambridhi Regmi, a senior in finance, talks to employers from CivicPlus. Many students went to the career fair in search of future jobs and internships.

GALLERY: Students look to the future at career fair

Tiana Smith, Content Creator
September 22, 2022
Analisa Chavez-Muñoz, senior in public administration, sizes up a shirt. There were many options for clothes to swap at the event.

GALLERY: Students take a trip to the modiste

Tiana Smith, Content Creator
September 13, 2022
Ichabod shows off his strength. The Washburn mascot made an appearance to promote enthusiasm for that nights game.

[Photo] Washburn football fans gather for the tailgate kick-off

Logan Schmidt, Reporter
September 8, 2022
Pictured is the NOTO sign on North Kansas Avenue. This sign greeted attendees as they entered the First Friday Artwalk

GALLERY: Topekans take a stroll through NOTO’s First Friday Art Walk

Tiana Smith, Content Creator
September 6, 2022
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