Student Publications
The Student Publication Office is located on the lower level of the Memorial Union.
Washburn Review
Washburn Review Newspaper
The student newspaper staff publishes 13 issues per semester. All positions are paid. Any student with at least a 2.0 GPA is eligible to apply for any staff position. The positions of editor, business manager, advertising manager, and promotions manager are chosen by the Board of Student Publications. The editor in chief selects all other positions based on applications received. There are positions for section editors, writers, photographers, designers, and sales representatives.The Kaw
Washburn's Kaw Yearbook is published yearly and is available in May. All positions are paid. The position of editor is chosen by the board of Student Publications. The editor chooses a staff from applicants. All students with at least a 2.0 GPA, regardless of major, are encouraged to apply. There are positions for writers, photographers, and designers.
The Board of Student Publications
The Board includes four students and three faculty as voting members. Students can apply to serve on the board each spring. Board members meet monthly to oversee operations of Student Publications. In the spring, the board hires the students in charge of student publications for the upcoming school year.
Look for WUCT Live Streaming News Coming Soon !
WUCT Cable TV News
WUCT News is Washburn's live, student-produced news show. The show covers both national and local news, as well as current events at Washburn. There are also segments dedicated to weather and sports. Students involved are lucky to get the real-life experience of working on a live cast since Washburn is the only university in the state that does a live news show. Students do everything for the show, including producing, reporting, writing scripts, making graphics, directing, and studio production. Doing this live show gives students a hands-on experience that may be stressful , but the news show is a great learning experience and is lots of fun! All students are welcome to help with the show, so contact Dr. Charles Cranston at ude.nrubhsaw|notsnarc.selrahc#ude.nrubhsaw|notsnarc.selrahc for information.
Watch a behind the scenes look at the show here:
WUCT News- Behind the Scenes - A newscast from Spring, 2007.
If you would like to be on the cable news staff, you should enroll in MM413. This is a fully integrated hands-on activity created and produced by students. There are 9 live newscasts produced each semester. Beginning in October, 2008, shows will be streamed live on the web.
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