Established 1885

The Washburn Review
Established 1885

The Washburn Review
Established 1885

The Washburn Review
Faces on Campus
Julisa Medina Del Real, senior graphic design major, is the creator of the baby doll jolly jars. Medina Del Real made the jolly jar in the ceramics room at the Washburn Art Building.
Julisa Medina Del Real makes baby doll jolly jars
Huynh Khoa, Photographer • April 16, 2024

Julisa Medina Del Real, senior graphic design major, is the creator of the baby doll jolly jars. Medina Del Real learned the ceramics-making...

Cason showcases his promotional material for his senior recital, which includes programs with all the pieces he performed and posters all over Garvey Hall. Professor of Applied Clarinet, Larkin Sanders, assisted Cason in preparing his recital.
William Cason explores his love and passion for music at Washburn
Alijah McCracken, Copy Editor / Photographer • April 4, 2024

On Thursday, March 21, at 7:30 p.m., clarinet student William Cason showed off his clarinet skills at his senior recital in White Concert...

Desiree Cain makes an impact as president of WBSU
Desiree Cain makes an impact as president of WBSU
Yuki Takahashi, Content Creator • April 3, 2024

Desiree Cane, a junior psychology major, is the president of the Washburn Black Student Union. Cain is from Manhattan, Kansas, and grew...

B.O.B: What classes are you excited to join next semester?
B.O.B: What classes are you excited to join next semester?
Stuti Khadka, Editor • March 27, 2024

Edited by Jeremy Ford and Aja Carter

Bods On The Block
Reviews
Roy (Jason Jones), is upset about his brothers, Ollie (Elijah Reed) and Wilson (Dane Shobe), trying to take his farm for themselves. Roy reminded them how hard he worked to have his farmland just for it to be taken away for money.
REVIEW: Spicy family drama revealed in 'Brother’s of the Dust' play
Susie Duose, Content Creator • February 29, 2024
Book Review: Trevor Noah balances humor with harsh realties in his book Born a Crime
Book Review: Trevor Noah balances humor with harsh realties in his book 'Born a Crime'
Stuti Khadka, Editor • December 6, 2023
Franki Ostrom, instructional librarian, describes how talented writer David Robertson is in storytelling. Ostrom thought the author discussed heavy subjects without making them super heavy subjects.
Ichabods discuss David Robertson's memoir, 'Black Water'
Shital Tamang, Content Creator • April 12, 2023
“Little Women” is a coming-of-age novel that portrays the independence and freedom of women and the effects of the Civil War on society. The 1868 novel, written by Louisa May Alcott, is accompanied with a 2019 film adaptation starring Saoirse Ronan.
'Little Women' challenges gender norms in a post-war era
Anjali Tamang, Content Creator • March 28, 2023
Opinion
People join a fraternity or sorority to make lifelong friendships. If you haven’t found close friendships yet, this may be the path for you.
OPINION: Should students join a fraternity or sorority?
Susie Duose, Content Creator • February 28, 2024
‘UnPrisoned’ addresses childhood trauma
‘UnPrisoned’ addresses childhood trauma
LeSha' Davis, Editor-in-Chief Indigo Magazine and Managing Editor Washburn Review • May 5, 2023
Seto Dharti is a Nepali novel that portrays the suffering of women in traditional Nepalese society. It was published in 2012 and won the Madan Puraskar, the biggest literary award in Nepal.
'Seto Dharti': A heartbreaking story of love, loss and hope
Anjali Tamang, Content Creator • May 4, 2023
Many view making fun of their country as unpatriotic. Yet, some comedians have used it as the highlight of their shows.
Personal Column: Is internationally making fun of your country unpatriotic?
Mohammad Asfaque, Content Creator • May 4, 2023
Lifestyle Feature
Rumors of the relationship between Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce spread with Swift’s attendance to Sunday Sept. 24 Cheifs football game. Chiefs fans and “Swifties” worlds collided to witness the duo.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce: The rumored couple that broke the internet
Bailey Collar, Content Creator

Arrowhead Stadium, home of the Kansas City Chiefs​​, holds 76,416 people. However, the attendance of one specific person seemingly broke the internet. On Sunday Sept. 24, 2023 Taylor Swift was spotted watching the Chiefs play in a suite with Travis...

Studying Abroad is a great opportunity to explore the world and learn the lifestyle of people. However, it can come with challenges like language barriers, culture issues as well as emotional imbalance.
Opinion: Is studying abroad a good decision?
Rachana Thapa, Content Creator

Studying Abroad is a great opportunity to explore the world and learn the lifestyle of people. However,...

Meditation cleanses negativity and improves the process of thinking. It has been used by people to reduce their stress and concentrate on their thoughts.
Meditation helps reduce stress and improve thinking
Shital Tamang, Content Creator

Meditation is a type of mind and body complementary medicine. It has been practiced for thousands of...

Hobbies make for a great diversion from the stresses of daily life. Stress have often dealt with stress from their first day of school.
Hobbies improve student life in more ways than one
Stuti Ghimire, Content Creator

Everyone loves and seeks pleasure in their hobbies. Without it, life would become boring and non-adventurous....

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