Washburn Review

A.M. Hounchell gives a soothing yet modest poetic review for the 2016 film "Sing" plus a bonus haiku about "The Little Mermaid".

Poet extraordinaire AM Hounchell gives a review of "Rogue One" with a bonus haiku of "Home Alone."

Playwright Marcia Cebulska and Vincent Neff sit down and discuss her play Visions of Right. A reading will be performed at Washburn University Theater on Thursday, January 26th at 7:30 PM. The play takes on many current issues such as gay rights, hate speech, gun rights and religious freedom all wrapped in a single narrative.

Poet extraordinaire Alex M. Hounchell gives a review of "Moana" with a bonus haiku of "Finding Nemo."

Poet extraordinaire Alex M. Hounchell gives a review of Doctor Strange with a bonus haiku of "Lilo & Stitch."

Poet extraordinaire Alex M. Hounchell gives a review of the apparently mediocre film "X-Men Apocalypse" with a bonus haiku of "The Brave Little Toaster."

Gaming enthusiasts Jesse Allen and Will Hartner discuss the merits of the recently released "Gears of War 4."

Poet extraordinaire Alex M. Hounchell gives a risqué and praising review for the 2016 film "Deadpool," with a bonus haiku on "Fight Club."

Poet extraordinaire Alex M. Hounchell gives a soothing yet modest review for the 2016 film "Nerve."

Vincent and Annalee talk a little about Two Worlds and Overwatch.

Alex reads a poetic movie review of The Angry Birds Movie, followed by a short Haiku.

Kaleb and Vincent discuss the controversial release of the much anticipated No Man’s Sky video game developed by Hello Games.

Editors Mark Feuerborn and Adam Vlach sit down to discuss the recent Republican and Democrat National Conventions, their reactions to the various speakers, and the potential third parties have begun gathering as the conventions leave both parties split in two.

Reporters Annalee Lubeski and William Hartner discuss Pokemon GO's opening week, and touch on topics including server issues, the fitness benefit behind the game and advice for beginning the game.

Columnist Mark Feuerborn shares his concerns regarding bills SB 513 and HB 2737, which aim to allow students to sue Kansas School Districts if they find transgender students using their preferred bathrooms.