Friday, January 21, 2005
The Spencer Research Library will be closed Saturday, Jan. 22 and Saturday, Jan. 29. Staff will be completing building maintenance on damage from a fire that happened in a spare room on Jan. 7, said Bill Crowe, Spencer librarian. The building will remain open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. The Spencer Research Library is north of Strong Hall.
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Campus museums reduce hours
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Tuesday’s power outage was caused by an unlikely source.
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Power outage triggers fire alarm
A shortage tripped the fire alarm at Watson Library Sunday night.
Classes canceled after 1 p.m. today
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Room to read
A new reading room at Spencer Research Library was opened Tuesday.
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$5,000 in rare books stolen from Watson
Rare books and art prints were stolen from Watson Library May 28.
KU libraries under construction for new look
$250,000 has been allocated to complete construction on four campus libraries.
Watson renovations destroy library's feel
Man donates $100,000 for research
Construction will make parking spots rare
Beginning Friday, Students won’t be able to park around Strong, Bailey Halls ...
Ceremony dedicated to new addition of research ...
The new additions for SBC was introduced to the public with a ...
Fire extinguished in Malott Hall
Facilities and operations staff are assessing damage from a Saturday morning fire ...
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Spencer plans for growth
The museum will pay $40,000 to create a plan for future expansion.
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Trip into the history led one reporter down an unexpected path.
Library exhibit spotlights climate issue
The first KU Libraries exhibit will incorporate an interdisciplinary approach to the ...
On Campus: May 8, 2008
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New humanities site features historic facade
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Books include a signed first edition of James Joyce’s “Ulysses.”
Minor injuries sustained from fire
Watson Library evacuated
Patrons re-enter after 30 minutes in the cold.
Kansas libraries lead way in e-book access
The State Library of Kansas has faced tough decisions over e-book contracts.
Library exhibit raises AIDS awareness
Health educators say students don’t take the disease and its effects seriously ...
Poetry Puppeteering
Spencer Lott makes his own puppets, and will use them to narrate ...
Some libraries and coffee shops extend finals ...
Popular study spots stay open late to help students cram for finals.
Vermont street fire contained to single apartment
Lawrence Fire Department acts quickly; keeps damage to a minimum.
City helps fund sprinkler systems downtown
A $250,000 downtown fire sprinkler incentive program will reimburse owners of eight ...
Fire strikes area apartments
The Heatherwood Valley apartments were damaged in a fire Sunday.
Overheated refrigerator cited as cause of Malott ...
The cost of the damage has not been reported
On Campus: April 6, 2006
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