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The Washburn Review
Established 1885

The Washburn Review
Established 1885

The Washburn Review
Social work professors at Washburn reflect and give advice to students and their struggles with mental health. Many students tend to deal with stress, depression, and anxiety along with attending college classes.

Social work professors reflect on student’s mental health in college

Gabby Van Sickle, Content Creator
December 5, 2023
Benjamin Morton, owner and managing attorney for the Morton Law Group, talks about how to approach challenges of mental health in a positive light. The discussion was held March 22,2023 to highlight the mental wellbeing of students throughout their academic career.

United Methodist Campus Ministry hosts event to discuss students’ mental health

Anjali Tamang, Content Creator
March 31, 2023
Keeping a journal is a form of self-care. It can improve your mood and provide a safe space to talk about inner thoughts.

Opinion: How journaling changed my life

Bipana Gurung, Content Creator
March 28, 2023
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
Panel speakers and students attending the “Keep it 100, How to Care for Your Mental Health” session. The session was held at the Underground Union from 3-5 p.m.

GALLERY: Keeping it 100- How to Care for Your Mental Health Panel

Roni Simeon, Photographer
August 31, 2022
Nathan Gray hands off to Nick Petrella during the 4x400 meter relay. In 2022, the Washburn track and field team implemented a psychologist to speak about mental preparation and well-being.

Athletes speak out about destigmatizing mental health in sports

Kyle Manthe, Sports Editor
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
Washburn University strives to be an inclusive place for all. The Campus Climate Team worked to follow the process to the best of its ability.

Cruel incident turns into an educational experience

Alyssa Storm, Washburn Review Editor in Chief
February 28, 2022
Mark Potter and his wife Nanette discuss how they handled Marks depression. The event took place on Jan 31, 2022.

Mark Potter puts the pressure on Athletes to seek help for mental health

Ellie Walker, Copy Chief
February 15, 2022
Mental Health: Is Washburn doing enough?

Mental Health: Is Washburn doing enough?

Savannah Workman, Journalist
April 30, 2021
News General Cover Photo

ASIST Workshop

Adam White
June 1, 2019
Mentally prepare for the last six weeks

Mentally prepare for the last six weeks

April 2, 2019
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