Editor’s Note: While flipping through old Kaw Yearbooks, I noticed a lot of changes and growth around Washburn’s campus but I also took note of the buildings that were surprisingly still recognizable ...

Social issue are defined as social problems that have a negative impact on society. There are various types of social issues. Poverty, inequality, discrimination, crime, unemployment, substance abuse, ...

Washburn University President JuliAnn Mazachek is making herself at home in her new presidential house. A project made possible by the generous support of donor families Greg and Rhonda Brennaman and ...

Established 1885 Arohi Rai, Assistant Editor – Washburn Review April 28, 2025 BOB: How do you think you did this semester?

Choila is a traditional Newari delicacy that holds significant cultural value in Nepal, especially among the Newar community. The traditional version uses roasted or grilled buffalo meat, but chicken, ...

Reality shows can have positive effects on confidence and mental health, but they can also harm self-esteem and present an inaccurate depiction of reality. Linzi Gibson, an associate professor of ...

Editor’s note: Today marks 55 years since the Topeka tornado tore its way through the city on June 8, 1966. The damage and devastation the tornado left behind will never be forgotten. Those ...

The Washburn Education Department has moved to the 1731 Plass building after recognizing that its previous location, Carnegie Hall, is not handicap accessible. Education has a new home in the 1731 ...

As our understanding of sex, gender and other related ideas change, so does the language used to talk about them. New words are adopted and old ones discarded; meanings are revised for the modern ...

Everyone loves and seeks pleasure in their hobbies. Without it, life would become boring and non-adventurous. The pleasure of hobbies enable people to put their problems aside and enjoy a break.

Teachers have always been judged by how many of their students pass their classes. It is obvious that students’ grades don’t prove what’s going on in classrooms, so teachers are also being examined.

On May 17, 1954, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that state laws establishing racial segregation in public schools are unconstitutional, even if the schools are considered equal in quality. Now, less ...