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The Washburn Review
Established 1885

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Established 1885

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Christina Noland

Christina Noland, Editor-in-Chief Kaw Yearbook | Indigo Magazine

Christina is the editor-in-chief of the Kaw Yearbook and the Indigo Magazine. She is also an award-winning digital design specialist with over six years of experience with the Adobe Suite. Christina accepts projects from a diverse clientele because she believes learning new things and helping others succeed is crucial to reaching her goals.

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A protester holds up a sign reading “transgender kids deserve, love, respect and acceptance.” Activists at the rally held the view that the newly passed legislation is discriminatory towards transgender youth.

Washburn students and Topeka community rally in support of transgender youth

Cee Spiller and Christina Noland
May 2, 2023
Rhyan Cropper, a WIFI team member, listens intently during the Womens Panel. The panel featured various women in filmmaking.

[Photo] WIFI features workshops and Q&As

Shalynn Long and Aja Carter
April 26, 2023
President JuliAnn Mazachek invites Jennifer Henson, recipient of the “First-generation Family of the Year” award, to speak on her accomplishment. Recognizing students and families for their dedication has been a long tradition for Washburn.

[Photo] Washburn celebrates its ‘First-generation Family of the Year’ recipients

Aja Carter, Editor-in-Chief Washburn Review
April 12, 2023
Washburn University Police publish monthly crime reports. These reports have dated back as far as January 2018.

November 2022 Crime Report

Christina Noland, Editor-in-Chief Kaw Yearbook | Indigo Magazine
December 18, 2022
Zachary Yelland, administrative assistant, Quinn Leffingwell, WSGA vice president, and Shayden Hanes, WSGA president, participate in attendance. WSGA met for their full senate meeting Nov. 30.

WSGA gains new directors

Hayden Kalp and Christina Noland
December 5, 2022
Regina Cassell, director of Student Media and senior lecturer in mass media, and June McCarty, Washburn alum and writer of Anderson: A Fairy Tale Life, talk about the musical. The conversation was held at the musical.

[Photo] HOMECOMING: Washburn Theatre presents new musical “Anderson: A fairy tale life”

Samikshya Subedi, Reporter
October 23, 2022
Military personnel have a code of conduct while in uniform. Terry Ralston and Chris Bowers reflected on their time in the military and what effect these restrictions had on them.

Veterans recall military restrictions while in uniform

Christina Noland, Editor-in-Chief Kaw Yearbook | Indigo Magazine
November 16, 2022
Washburn University Police publish monthly crime reports. These reports have dated back as far as January 2018.

October 2022 Crime Report

Christina Noland, Editor-in-Chief Kaw Yearbook | Indigo Magazine
November 16, 2022
Samuel Pollom, representing Lunch Buddies, does seven reps of one-handed pushups while solving a Rubik’s Cube. Pollom took home the first place win for Rising Stars and has been to 21 Rubik’s Cube competitions in the last eight years and has two national appearances and two state titles.

Washburn kicks off Homecoming with Rising Stars event

Christina Noland, Editor-in-Chief Kaw Yearbook | Indigo Magazine
October 20, 2022
Alex Red Corn, keynote speaker, discusses tribal lands in Kansas. As a citizen of the Osage Nation and assistant professor of educational leadership at Kansas State University, Red Corn has taught research methods and specializes in autoethnography.

Statewide Tilford Conference addresses disparity among students

Kyle Etzel and Christina Noland
October 19, 2022
Joseph Coddington, senior in voice performance, sings “A Fairy Tale Life” as Adult Andersen. The final showing of “Andersen: A Fairy Tale Life” has been scheduled for Oct. 30, 2 p.m. in the Neese-Gray Theatre at Garvey Hall 130.

‘Andersen: A Fairy Tale Life’ debuts Oct. 21

Shalynn Long and Christina Noland
October 19, 2022
Tom Prasch, chair of the history department, opens the room up for discussion. Along with Katie Wade, Kerry Wynn, Cheryl Nelson Butler and Sharon Sullivan, the panel answered questions for over an hour after the presentations ended.

[Photo] Washburn holds abortion forum in response to post Roe America

Hayden Kalp, Managing Editor
September 15, 2022
Imposter syndrome: the who, what and why

Imposter syndrome: the who, what and why

Christina Noland, Editor-in-Chief Kaw Yearbook | Indigo Magazine
September 2, 2022
The Topeka Performing Arts Center prepares to get a little weird on Wednesday, August 31st. The building is located at 214 SE 8th Ave. in downtown Topeka.

[Photo] TPAC invites Washburn to see all it has to offer

Justin Shepard, Editor-in-chief
August 31, 2022
Social anxiety appears to be a growing trend with students on Washburns campus and with Counseling Services. Students dont seem to be comforted by the relaxed mask policies.

Mental Health Talks: students reintroduce themselves to the world

Christina Noland, Editor-in-Chief Kaw Yearbook | Indigo Magazine
May 13, 2022
Body dysmorphia and gender dysphoria are very similar states of mind when we talk about mental health. Many students are confused about what it is or dont know it exists.

Mental Health Talks: Body dysmorphia and gender dysphoria becomes an open conversation

Christina Noland, Editor-in-Chief Kaw Yearbook | Indigo Magazine
May 13, 2022
Students wear their Pride apparel and surround the Kuehne bell Tower to listen to different members of the trans community speak about their experiences. The LGBTQ+ Solidarity Gathering took place on Thursday, March 31, 2022, on the East Union Lawn at Washburn University.

Solidarity Gathering encourages Washburn to celebrate Trans Visibility Day

Christina Noland, Editor-in-Chief Kaw Yearbook | Indigo Magazine
April 5, 2022
Shota Nagino (left), senior sociology major, and Jackson Woods (right), senior sociology major, volunteer their time to repackage bundles of diapers together at Community Action. Repackaged diapers are given to families in need every month.

[Photo] Students give back by facilitating a diaper drive

Rakesh Swarnakar, Copy Editor
March 29, 2022
Bailey Schmitz, senior nursing major, talks to Student Media about her life after four years of college. Schmitz has acted as President for SNOW (Student Nurses of Washburn) for the past two terms.

Student Profile: Nursing student follows in grandma’s footsteps

Christina Noland, Editor-in-Chief Kaw Yearbook | Indigo Magazine
March 24, 2022
Washburns Day of Giving raises over $350,000 Feb. 3, 2022. Nearly 1,200 gifts were received across all of Washburns campuses.

Washburn’s Day of Giving breaks new records

Glorianna Noland and Christina Noland
March 10, 2022
Bil Thompson, the merit badge counselor for Game Design, teaches Scouts in the Henderson Learning Center on the campus of Washburn University.

Scouts gain more than merit badges at Washburn University

Christina Noland, Glorianna Noland, Kyle Etzel, and Leah Jamison
February 24, 2022
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