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The Washburn Review

Established 1885

The Washburn Review

Established 1885

The Washburn Review

The Washburn eSports lounge features PC setups and gaming consoles with a variety of games. The esports club hosted programs from Tuesdays game nights to competitive tournaments.
Washburn eSports year in review
Akriti Gaire, Content Creator • May 5, 2026
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Freshman high jumper Slade Smith, glides over the bar. Smith placed fifth in the final men’s high jump rankings with a jump of 6 feet 8.25 inches.
MIAA Outdoor Track and Field Championship comes to a close
Cheyenne Hittle, Editor-in-Chief- Indigo Magazine • May 9, 2026
Junior utility Trento Barry swings the bat and hits the ball. Barry went 2-for-3, meaning he got 2 hits in 3 at-bats, including a double and drove in 2 runs.
Washburn finishes season with shutout win against Pittsburg State 5-0
Bidhya Sapkota, Features Managing Editor • May 5, 2026
Senior right-handed pitcher Maclane Finley throws the ball. Finley had 8 bats throughout the whole game.
The Ichabods fell to the Gorillas 16-4
Amber Ruiz, Content Creator • May 5, 2026
Emeka Ogbonna, junior sprinter, rounds the first curve April 16 Emporia State University Relays track meet. Ogbonna finished with a time of 22.45 seconds in the men’s 200 meter dash. (photo illustration by Cheyenne Hittle)
Washburn track and field hits the road for MIAA Conference Championships
Cheyenne Hittle, Editor-in-Chief- Indigo Magazine • April 29, 2026
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Lillian Clark, vice president of WSGA, talks about leadership transitions, chairperson application deadlines, temporary WSGA email outages and an upcoming budget proposal. Caleb Newfer, president of WSGA, explained that the budget approach was based on past discussions and aimed to provide a more conservative estimate to avoid uncertainty.
WSGA reviews campus funding requests and AI policy
Neha Adhikari, Content Creator • May 1, 2026
The WSGA annual audit offers students and faculty a look into what organizations are spending their budgets on. The audit didn’t begin until after 8:30 p.m. (graphic credit: Stuti Khadka)
WSGA Audit: Your dollars at work
Jaema Bordelon, Assistant Multimedia Editor • April 8, 2026
(From left to right) Caleb Newfer, newly elected WSGA president, John Fritch, university provost, Teresa Clounch, acting Vvce president for Student Life  and Kate Coulter, current WSGA President pose for the camera. Clounch acts as the faculty advisor for WSGA and was present to celebrate the election.
WSGA hosts its Spring Fling Election
Eden Conrad, Design Managing Editor • March 14, 2026
Washburn Student Government Association is holding election from March 10 to 12. The organization plans to bring various changes during the semester.
Spring forward: Recent updates in WSGA
Kira Roth, Washburn student • March 11, 2026
Student leaders from Student Media travel to New York City for a four-day conference. They gained insights on various topics beneficial to student media.
Student media leaders head to NYC for a four-day convention
Ojashwi Shrestha, Sports Managing Editor and Associate Marketing Manager • March 25, 2026
Animal testing causes widespread suffering for animals in laboratories. It has violated animal rights all along.
Animal testing is cruelty, not science
Anushma Dahal, News/Opinion Managing Editor • March 6, 2026
I have been a student of Washburn University for 4 years now. In my time, I have involved myself in several different organizations, participated in many opportunities offered by WU.
Washburn’s top 10: A senior’s perspective
Jeremy Ford, Content Creator • November 12, 2025
Installed in 1994 as part of Washburn University’s campus beautification project, “The Poem” is a bronze statue by Timothy Francis Degginger, Topekan artist. The piece that depicts a woman seated on a bench reading a love letter is now a symbol of how women in art are often objectified.
The story behind Washburn’s most talked-about statue
Ayva Darmento, Multimedia Managing Editor • October 15, 2025
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