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Sunset in NOTO: A typical late Tuesday afternoon in Topeka's Arts District. NOTO has been a developing art district within the 2010s.

NOTO: A brief history on Topeka’s popular district

Joelle Conway
August 20, 2019
Passion of art. Aldrick Scott is a senior art major. He shared his story of survival with his art works.

Aldrick Scott fights PTSD with art

April 15, 2019

Plain wall to beautiful masterpiece

Cassidy Haag
August 16, 2018
There's cause for disagreement on who is the

Washburn welcomes new student improv troupe

Xavier Strong
September 18, 2017

Shawnee County Fair: “The Pirates of the Fairribean”

Sabrina Rana
July 29, 2017

Orchestra shows mastery over music to an awed audience

Yash Chitrakar
June 15, 2017

Veteran musicians enthrall audience in the fifth concert

Yash Chitrakar
June 14, 2017

Jazz concert provides a delightful break from classical music

Yash Chitrakar
June 13, 2017
The Book Owl: Burial Rites by Hannah Kent Book Review (4/5 stars)

The Book Owl: Burial Rites by Hannah Kent Book Review (4/5 stars)

Colleen Kelly
February 18, 2015
This marks the third year for NOTO’s monthly art walks. The overall plan is to transform the older, rundown building in North Topeka downtown district into an art district. NOTO arts now has around 5,000 volunteer members. 

Artwalk three years strong

Michael McDonald, [email protected], is a freshman business major.
March 13, 2014

Gallery displays works of two artists

Kelly Hurla,Washburn Review
April 10, 2013

Exhibit exhibits ‘small deaths’

Caroline Hau
February 27, 2013
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