The Washburn Review

Crime Report Sep. 17 – Sep. 23

Joshua Irsik, Sports & Features Editor, Designer, and Photographer/Videographer

September 28, 2020

Medical Report 10:28 p.m. Sep. 23. A report was made from Lincoln Hall. A welfare check was conducted. Medical Report 2:00 a.m. Sep. 23. A report was made from Lincoln Hall. A welfare check was conducted. Never a dull...

The price of dependence: College students who are claimed as dependents on their parents' taxes will not be eligible to receive a stimulus check. Many college students are unemployed because of this economic crisis.

The reality of COVID-19 stimulus checks for college students

April 2, 2020

Understanding a difficult disease

Leah Jamison, Senior Editor

February 18, 2020

About 1.6 million Americans live with T1D, which includes about 200,000 people younger than 20 years old, according to jdrf.org.Type 1 diabetes (T1D) is an autoimmune disease. In T1D, the pancreas ceases insulin production. Insul...

Low turnout for AGT comedian raises questions about campus involvement

Leah Jamison, Senior Editor

February 18, 2020

The Campus Activities Board brought Canadian stand-up comedian D.J. Demers to campus to perform, but the turnout was disappointing. Demers appeared on season 11 of America’s Got Talent, has performed on Conan three times, and ...

DNP: Week Ahead on Wednesday the 4th

December 6, 2019

DO NOT PUBLISH. OLD NEWS - Adam WhiteThursday, December 5th and Friday, December 6thTheatre Department presents Student-Directed Scenes / 7:30 / Neese-Gray TheatreFree and open to the public, the theatre department is presenting s...

Portrait art: Isaac Bird standing next to his work, Beans. This piece is a portrait of his good friend Brook Harper.

Senior exhibition showcases gratitude

November 20, 2019

Erickson highlights nature and industrialization in her art

Yue Li

October 26, 2019

“I think art is a universal language. It’s a good way of communicating and figuring out exactly what’s in your head,” said Jenna Erickson. Erickson is a senior art education major. She held her senior exhibition,...

Sculpture in motion: The aeronautical visual arts program is creating sculptures that fly and document the landscape. Benjamin Will (right) launched his aeronautic project

Wills pushes new perspective in art

October 15, 2019

Meatloaf and creamed corn: Sam Veal stands by her photo. Veal's exhibition was centered around her abusive experiences living with her father.

Abuse expressed through art

October 5, 2019

Title of exhibition: Pushing perception is the name of Claybrook's exhibition. Claybrook said that viewing objects from different perspectives helped him view life problems from different perspectives.

Claybrook pushes new perception

September 20, 2019

Silvestri expands his silver thread

Yue Li

September 17, 2019

Charles Anthony “Tony” Silvestri is a poet, lyricist and lecturer of the history department. He has been teaching at Washburn University for 12 years.His book, A Silver Thread, released on Sept. 2, is a collection of about a h...

Experienced speaker: Belinda McPherson speaks about Washburn women’s athletics from her experience. Washburn alumni, friends, faculty and staff listened with interest.

Recognizing 15 years of the women’s athletics at Washburn University

September 15, 2019