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Washburn hires new choral director
It was the spring of 2026 and Kelli Baker was in her second to last year of her doctorate for music education at the University of Kansas. While working on... The post Washburn hires new choral director first appeared on The Washburn Review .
CAB hosts Magic of the Spellbinder
Campus Activities Board brought on Walter King Jr., known as the Spellbinder, who performed tricks and illusions for students and families at Washburn University’s White Concert Hall on Sept. 18... The post CAB hosts Magic of the Spellbinder first appeared on The Washburn Review…
JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: How Diamond is Unbreakable stands out
“JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure,” originally a manga by Hirohiko Araki, is one of the most iconic Japanese franchises and is an ongoing manga and anime series, has multiple spinoffs, original video... The post JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: How Diamond is Unbreakable stands out first…
Gallery: Family Weekend Tailgate
Kuehne Hall’s mold controversy
Washburn University inspected potential mold in Kuehne Hall following humidity issues. While facility services maintain suspected areas, faculty members confirm mold has already been identified. The discrepancy has raised concerns... The post Kuehne Hall’s mold controversy first…
Russell Jacobs Lecture: Does Injustice Have a Half-Life?
Philosopher Christopher “Kit” Heath Wellman will present his lecture, “Does Injustice Have a Half-Life? A Philosophical Study on Reparations.” The lecture focuses on the descendants of groups who have been... The post Russell Jacobs Lecture: Does Injustice Have a Half-Life? first…
Student Voices: Flooding in Nepal
Student Voice submitted by Prekshya Adhikari Hello! Namaste! My name is Prekshya Adhikari. I am an international student from Kathmandu, Nepal. I am reaching out because Nepal needs your support... The post Student Voices: Flooding in Nepal first appeared on The Washburn Review .
A credit short, now at the top
The captain of the men’s tennis team is expected to play this spring in the No. 1 singles spot, despite it being only his second semester at Washburn University. Sophomore... The post A credit short, now at the top first appeared on The Washburn Review .
iRead opens doors through reading
Washburn University’s iRead program will bring students and the campus community together through a shared reading experience during the 2026-27 academic year. The iRead lecture is open to the entire... The post iRead opens doors through reading first appeared on The Washburn…
News Brief: WSGA allocations and student life updates
The Washburn Student Government Association met Wednesday, Sept. 16 in the Kansas Room of the Memorial Union. All committee reports ran through smoothly, and in the new business there were... The post News Brief: WSGA allocations and student life updates first appeared on The…
Editorial: Muffled voices in student journalism
When a university crosses a line, the line gets pushed until it dissolves entirely. This is what happened to The Alestle, the student-run news organization at Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville.... The post Editorial: Muffled voices in student journalism first appeared on…
Yonkers Times (Rising Media Group)
Published September 09Important Questions to Ask Before Hiring a Car Accident Attorney
With its own share of busy city streets, highways, residential neighborhoods, and thoroughfares to keep folks moving all day long, Topeka is a very busy city. A car accident can happen in seconds, especially with commuters, families, delivery drivers, and travelers sharing the…