The Washburn Review

Gun use and safety: The Kansas Leadership Center will host a community conversation at the Bradbury Thompson Alumni Center Thursday, Nov. 7. The event will feature the perspectives of Washburn students and community actors.

KLC to facilitate gun use and public safety conversation

November 6, 2019

Stepping up: The crowd gathered on the steps of the state house at the end of the rally and held their signs for all to see.

Student-led rally brings hundreds to the state house

March 26, 2018

Editorial: AR-15 giveaway is not a discussion

February 20, 2018

The Facebook page for Tyler Tannahill for Congress announced Feb. 13, “As an avid sportsman, I’m excited to announce our first AR-15 Giveaway.” One day later, Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Florida would lose 1...

Opinion: We need frank conversations over gun laws

October 4, 2017

Guns Go Digital: An Investigation of 3D Printed Firearms

July 15, 2016

Mark Meets World: Murder weapons are not icons

May 23, 2016

WUPO getting involved on campus

Brenden Williams

April 6, 2016

Washburn University Police are getting involved with students on campus through multiple different ways. WUPO, the Washburn University Police Office, as it’s commonly called, is headed by director Dean Forster, who has recently b...

The protesters from universities across Kansas such as KU, Kansas State, Washburn and Fort Hays State held signs that said “#failcampuscarry” and “love guns? Take classes online.”

Silent protest against guns on campus draws crowd from all over Kansas

February 11, 2016

Editorial: Concealed carry not most crucial issue

January 29, 2016

WU to discuss concealed carry policy

November 4, 2015

WU administration determining future gun policies

November 4, 2015

Personal and Family Protection Act sparks concern over student responsibility

Brenden Williams

October 15, 2015

In 2012, Kansas legislators passed the Personal and Family Protection Act, designed to give citizens the right to carry guns without a conceal and carry permit. College campuses were given a four year extension, with the law to take...