Established 1885

The Washburn Review
Established 1885

The Washburn Review
Established 1885

The Washburn Review
Leah Jamison

Leah Jamison, Indigo Magazine Editor in Chief

Hi, I'm Leah! I am a senior mass media major with an emphasis in public relations and creative advertising and minor in psychology. My passions include photography, houseplants and graphic design. I own my own photography business, Photos by Leah, where I do portrait and family sessions. I have lived in Topeka for 14 years now and truly love the city. In addition to being the Indigo Magazine editor in chief, I am a peer educator at Washburn, I serve on the WIFI Film Festival student council and I am a social media coordinator for the Department of Mass Media.

All content by Leah Jamison
Myths and facts of Critical Race Theory

Myths and facts of Critical Race Theory

Leah Jamison, Indigo Magazine Editor in Chief
September 1, 2022
Daija Coleman is a Washburn alumna who used her capstone to fight for accessibility and inclusion for all on campus. Coleman graduated from Washburn in spring 2022.

Daija Coleman makes “good trouble” at Washburn

Leah Jamison and Alyssa Storm
August 29, 2022
LETTER FROM THE EDITOR: Impact versus intention

LETTER FROM THE EDITOR: Impact versus intention

Leah Jamison, Indigo Magazine Editor in Chief
August 29, 2022
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[Photo] FACULTY COLUMN: Reading to become an antiracist

Regina Cassell
September 2, 2022
Kevin Willmott, Academy Award winning director and screenwriter, holds up a WIFI Film Festival t-shirt after his filmmakers talk in the Rita Blitt Gallery at Washburn University. Willmotts filmmaker talk was part of the 2022 WIFI Film Festival.

GALLERY: WIFI Film Festival returns in person for third year

Leah Jamison, Indigo Magazine Editor in Chief
May 20, 2022
Leah Jamison, a senior mass media major, took the photo selected for the cover of the 2022 Inscape Magazine.

[Photo] Inscape celebrates 50th anniversary

Jossie Hicks, Special to the Washburn Review
May 17, 2022
A student lifts high a poster that says, Trans rights = human rights. The LGBTQ+ Solidarity Gathering took place on Thursday, March 31, 2022, on the East Union Lawn at Washburn University.

Gallery: Solidarity Gathering takes over the East Union Lawn

Leah Jamison, Indigo Magazine Editor in Chief
April 5, 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.

[Photo] Solidarity Gathering encourages Washburn to celebrate Trans Visibility Day

Christina Noland, Editor-in-Chief Kaw Yearbook | Indigo Magazine
April 5, 2022
Josh Blue captures the audiences attention at his show. Blue performed at Washburn University on Wednesday, Feb. 23 in Washburn A/B.

[Photo] Josh Blue brings laughter to campus

Maggie Cabrera, Managing editor of the Review
February 28, 2022
Jaycee Ginter (12) swings at the ball Feb. 20, 2022. Ginter scored one run in game one of the teams doubleheader.

GALLERY: Softball sweeps Missouri – St. Louis in home opener

Kohichiro Yamada and Leah Jamison
February 26, 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
Various student organizations and departments set up tables and talked to students at BOWTIE on Thursday, Feb. 10. BOWTIE happens every semester in Washburn A & B and is an opportunity for new and returning students to find ways to get involved.

[Photo] Bowtie encourages students engage on campus

Rakesh Swarnakar, Copy Editor
February 14, 2022
Everyone does something different for Christmas. Whats your favorite tradition?

Washburn community shares favorite Christmas traditions

Jack Smith, Leah Jamison, and Terry Ralston
December 20, 2021
Washburn will have its own version of So You Think You Can Dance in the spring 2022 semester. Students can sign up in the Office of Student Involvement and Development.

Dance competition comes to Washburn next semester

Leah Jamison, Indigo Magazine Editor in Chief
December 20, 2021
Isabella Hohl (right) and Alyssa Hutcherson (middle) give it all they have in the 60m dash. Hohl set a Washburn record and her old school record with the NCAA provisional mark of 7.64.

[Photo] Dec. 4 indoor track meet starts the season on the right foot

Haley Pearson, Reporter
December 10, 2021
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