Washburn University Honors Program

Looking for a more intensive EN300 experience, with peers who push you to improve? If you're bound for graduate school, law school, or any profession that relies heavily on writing, this section is for you. LOOK FOR SECTION EN300HN when you register for spring 2022 classes. Open to all students who wish to complete the Honors coursework, including those not yet in the Honors Program.

Honors students and faculty! Share great student work with the world.

Announcing our submission window for the 2021-22 academic year! Submit your work at our site: washburn.edu/angle

Current Washburn undergraduate, graduate, and law students are able to submit work.

Professors, encourage your students to submit their work for the chance to win a cash prize!

New for Spring 2022! An entirely Honors section, focused on the WUmester topic, "Truth"

HI 101 HN / HN 202: Modern World History

This course is an enriched version of HI101 that will explore the WUmester theme, truth, in the era between 1200 and 1750CE throughout the globe--an era frought by international, intercultural, and multirelgious conflict. Using primary sources, students will analyze the contextual subjectivities of major moments through reading, discussion-intensive class sessions, and an independent research project.