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The Washburn Review
Established 1885

The Washburn Review
Established 1885

The Washburn Review
Karli Bayliss

Karli Bayliss, Marketing Manager

Hello, I’m Karli! I’m a senior mass media major and art minor. I started working at Student Media as an assistant editor two years ago and am now our marketing manager. I enjoy designing ads for our clients, managing our social media accounts and helping train our new hires. After graduation, I plan to pursue a job where I can merge my passion for design with my passion for my faith.
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Justine Gutierrez, junior nursing major, teaches participants the new dance routine. The attendees learned the choreography to multiple K-pop songs.

K-pop and dance brings students together

Karli Bayliss, Marketing Manager
October 25, 2023
Midfielder Belle Kennedy, sophomore prospective biology major, takes a shot. Washburn Ichabods defeated Missouri Southern Lions at Yager Stadium on Friday, Oct. 13, 2023. (Cutlines by Karli Bayliss)

GALLERY: Ichabods dominate in shutout against Missouri Southern

Morgan Albrecht and Karli Bayliss
October 19, 2023
Washburn President JuliAnn Mazachek speaks briefly before Goldstone takes the stage. The 2023 iREAD Lecture was Thursday at White Concert Hall.

2023 iREAD focuses on learning from history

Karli Bayliss, Marketing Manager
September 20, 2023
B.O.B: What are your thoughts on cancel culture?

B.O.B: What are your thoughts on cancel culture?

Karli Bayliss, Marketing Manager
September 20, 2023
This year marks Twitter’s 17th anniversary. Twitter wins over students’ preferences by a landslide when compared to Threads. 

New app, Threads, is unpopular among Washburn students

Karli Bayliss, Marketing Manager
August 31, 2023
The blue recycling bins outside bins are ideal for bigger recyclable material, while the inside ones are ideal for loose paper and beverage containers. Blue recycling bins like this one are located outdoors around campus in addition to small bins located inside buildings.

Students miss the mark on recycling

Karli Bayliss, Marketing Manager
August 24, 2023
Senioritis affects both college and high school seniors. A bar graph shows the rise in average number of D’s and F’s among high school seniors of Oak Park and River Forest High School in Oak Park, Illinois.

A peculiar case: How and why senioritis affects college seniors

Karli Bayliss, Marketing Manager
April 20, 2023
Students enjoy a Friday night together at the SRWC. Late Night at the Rec was Feb. 25, 2022.

Late Night at the Rec fills the night with fun

Karli Bayliss, Marketing Manager
March 2, 2022
Students gather in the gym for a game of dodgeball. Late Night at the Rec was Feb. 25, 2022.

Students race to the center to start the game. Late Night at the Rec was Feb. 25, 2022.

Students choose from a variety of succulents to plant. This was a new activity for this year's Late Night at the Rec.

The intense, yet friendly, game of dodgeball begins. Late Night at the Rec was Feb. 25, 2022.

Employees help students plant their succulents. Late Night at the Rec was Feb. 25, 2022.

Jack Van Dam, the Residence Hall Coordinator of the LLC, participates in the game. Residential Living was one of the supporters of this event, along with OSID.

Students enjoy a Friday night together at the SRWC. Late Night at the Rec was Feb. 25, 2022.

SRWC employee Brennan Wetter facilitates the prize wheel. Late Night at the Rec was Feb. 25, 2022.

Snacks and drinks are also provided for students to enjoy. Late Night at the Rec was Feb. 25, 2022.

Students challenge themselves on the rock wall. Late Night at the Rec was Feb. 25, 2022.

Students shoot some hoops for fun. Late Night at the Rec was Feb. 25, 2022.

Angela Holthaus retrieves arrows for students. Holthaus, a nursing major and SRWC employee, worked the event.

Some students try out the treadmills and ellipticals upstairs. Late Night at the Rec was Feb. 25, 2022.

(From left to right) Laura Rivas Wright, Pat Moore and Liz Ngatia work the prize table. Late Night at the Rec was Feb. 25, 2022.

Players watch as employees line foam balls along the middle of the court. Late Night at the Rec was Feb. 25, 2022.

SRWC employees separate students into teams for the game. Late Night at the Rec was Feb. 25, 2022.

Some students come to the Rec simply for their daily workout. There were fitness challenges for those who wanted to use their skills to win prizes.

A student aims for a t-shirt with a foam-tip arrow. T-shirt archery was another new activity, giving students the chance to win a t-shirt.

Kari Edelman, a freshman business major, displays her finished succulent pot. Edelman enjoyed the new activity.

A group of friends plays a game of basketball together. Late Night at the Rec was Feb. 25, 2022.

Students engage in some friendly competition with a game of cornhole. Late Night at the Rec was Feb. 25, 2022.

Prizes are offered on the main floor for attendees. Topeka businesses provided some of these prizes.

Students take their prizes from the table. Prizes included water bottles, drawstring bags and coupons for local businesses.

Students listen as Bergman explains the next steps in her routine. Berman has taught HITT and Zumba classes at the Rec since the beginning of the school year.

Students spin the wheel to see what prize they won. Late Night at the Rec was Feb. 25, 2022.

Spikeball gives students a chance to show off their hand-eye coordination. Late Night at the Rec was Feb. 25, 2022.

Khalea Bergman, a group fitness instructor at the SRWC, invites students into her class. Bergman was excited to share her love for creativity and dance through her classes.

Students close out the event with a game of giant volleyball at midnight. Many expressed the opinion that they would like to see this event happen again soon.

Students battle each other for the foam balls. Late Night at the Rec was Feb. 25, 2022.

Late Night at the Rec is February 25, 2022, from 9 p.m. to 12 p.m. This annual event began in 2009.

Late Night at the Rec is back for students to enjoy

Karli Bayliss, Marketing Manager
February 22, 2022
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