Stories
Quote of the Day: March 16, 2007
Here is the Kansan's choice for Quote of the Day.
March Madness, intramurals style
Men's and women's tournaments end at Allen Fieldhouse
Four divisions finished their intramural tournaments Wednesday, more finished Thursday night.
Salina native finds perfect fit
Successful past leads to KU
Tennis star stands out as dreams come alive on court.
Baseball heads to Texas A&M
Jayhawks look to rebound from Wednesday night loss to Wichita State
The Kansas baseball team heads to College Station, Texas to face the No. 8 Aggies
Editorial: Spring breakers beware
Got a girlfriend or boyfriend? Better watch what you do during break.
Kansas set for tournament matchup with Niagara
Jayhawks look to get out of first round
It's hard to believe, but Kansas hasn't won a tournament game in three years. Coach Bill Self and the Jayhawks look to change that tonight against Niagara in Chicago.
Leukemia survivor plans for future, literally
Student helps design, build vehicle for Mars
Doctors gave him a 60 percent chance to live, but Pen Parrott had big dreams and no life-threatening disease could hinder his driven personality.
Minster: On the road again
County hunting a new trend
Road trips just as fun as the usual spring break trip
Student came up short in city commission election
Receives less than three percent of vote
Jake Davis ran for the Lawrence City Commission with a main platform of using evironmentally friendly policies to attract businesses to Lawrence.
Family tie brings former vice president to KU
Student's great-uncle to speak at Dole
The Dole Institute of Politics has scheduled Walter Mondale, Jimmy Carter's vice president, to lecture on April 12. Upcoming programs include two other high-profile politicians.
Free For All: March 16, 2007
We’re definitely winning the Final Four. Colbert said it was going to happen. It has to be true, because Colbert said it.
Sports Calendar: February 26, 2007
Sports Calendar. . .Check out some of this weekend's sporting events.
Hemenway supports study abroad
Chancellor advocates nontraditional student travel
University pushes for an increase in participation rate during next five years
Rowing ready to start spring season
First regatta after spring break
Rowing team back in water at Kansas River after dock repaired.
Davison: Bracket breakdown
Regional projections hold little surprise
The outlook for the Jayhawks begs for some serious rematches.
Baseball to face critical matchups
Texas A&M, Oklahoma State provide compeition during break
The Kansas baseball team will face Big 12 competition for the first time this season during spring break
Athletics Department to help promote alcohol awareness
Department received grant from Anheuser-Busch to fund program
Rock Chalk Responsible Choices helps promote awareness to campus groups such as Student Union Activities and the Greek community.
First football open practice today
Jayhawks began spring practices Wednesday
Coach Mark Mangino and the football team will hold their first public practice of the spring today at 3:40 p.m. at the fields near Hoglund Ballpark.
No more smoking in the boys room
"Men's Room" smoking bar closes
Business closes because of disagreements between tenants and building owners.
On Campus: March 16, 2007
On Campus: Here's what's happening on campus for March 16, 2007
Museum to let you be a kid again
Now it's ok to play with your food
The Natural History Museum will offer several hands-on experiments involving several everyday food items like pickles and cornstarch.
Most E-mailed: March 16, 2007
Most E-mailed. . .Want to know what people are talking about? Here's a list of Thursday's most e-mailed stories from Kansan.com
New law creates passport frenzy
Stricter requirements demand early requests
Long lines and wait times can be expected as summer draws near.
What Do You Think: March 16, 2007
Do you think Kansas will get past the first round in the tourney?