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The Washburn Review
Established 1885

The Washburn Review
Established 1885

The Washburn Review
Cheyenne Hittle

Cheyenne Hittle, Editor-in-Chief – Sapphire Yearbook

Hey! My name is Cheyenne. I am a freshman at Washburn majoring in Accounting. I am the Business Manager of Student Media. As the Business Manager I handle all the hiring of our content creators and teaching them how to use all of our softwares. If anyone ever has questions I am a great contact. Some time after graduation I plan to start a ranch and help my community by volunteering and donating whenever I can. I enjoy running, arts, photography, animals, and getting my hands dirty in the garden.

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“You're going to be coming in and you're going to get the hands-on experience,” said David Kappler-Wilson, campus recruiter from Forvis Mazars. He presents to the attendees of the Beta Alpha Psi meeting.

Career opportunities presentation at Beta Alpha Psi’s first meeting

Cheyenne Hittle, Editor-in-Chief - Sapphire Yearbook
September 3, 2024
BOB: What is your best study tip?

BOB: What is your best study tip?

Mia Anthony and Cheyenne Hittle
August 28, 2024
Seeing the process of construction has been intriguing to some students and faculty. Miqueas Mazo, junior history major, explained how he was excited to explore the building once it is completely remodeled.

Classes begin and construction continues for Plass Learning Resources Center

Jayme Thompson, Editor-In-Chief - Indigo Magazine, Cheyenne Hittle, and Editor-In-Chief - Kaw Yearbook
August 22, 2024
The application is free and opens doors for financial aid assistance, so don’t forget about visiting the FAFSA website at https://studentaid.gov/h/apply-for-aid/fafsa. Washburn used results from the FAFSA for years to offer students aid for their college experience.

FAFSA provides free money to minimize college debt before it happens

Cheyenne Hittle, Editor-in-Chief - Sapphire Yearbook
January 24, 2024
Paul Kamp, sophomore runner, competes at the Missouri Southern Stampede. He finished in the 82nd position.

[Photo] GALLERY: Men’s cross country dominates their competition and goes to Nationals

Cheyenne Hittle, Editor-in-Chief - Sapphire Yearbook
October 26, 2023
Through the dob on the deck of the observatory a viewer can see the rings around saturn. A glimpse of Saturn can be captured through the dob telescope.

The Washburn Crane Observatory: A place to view the night sky through a new lens

Cheyenne Hittle, Editor-in-Chief - Sapphire Yearbook
October 12, 2023
B.O.B: How much do you know about your food?

B.O.B: How much do you know about your food?

Cheyenne Hittle, Editor-in-Chief - Sapphire Yearbook
September 24, 2023
Mize gives away fun items to attract more students to their table. Students talked to the recruiters and earned a token to put in the machine for a surprise.

Career and Graduate School Fair provides opportunities for all

Cheyenne Hittle, Editor-in-Chief - Sapphire Yearbook
September 18, 2023
David Wilson, campus recruiter for FORVIS, hands his business card to students so they can apply for an internship. Wilson gave a presentation about FORVIS and the internship opportunities they had available at their Kansas City and Wichita locations.

FORVIS visits business club in search of new hires

Cheyenne Hittle, Editor-in-Chief - Sapphire Yearbook
September 11, 2023
The Panhellenic Council serves ice cream to students and staff to promote sorority life. Faculty members and students have created a multitude of clubs and organizations for students to be a part of.

Clubs and organizations encourage students to get involved

Cheyenne Hittle, Editor-in-Chief - Sapphire Yearbook
September 1, 2023
Students share their all time favorite gifts from friends and family as an ice breaker in WU101. They all learned more about what items have sentimental value and what brings other people joy.

Why students should take their WU101 class seriously

Cheyenne Hittle, Editor-in-Chief - Sapphire Yearbook
August 24, 2023
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