Lawrence follows other Big 12 towns in ...

The city completed the change on Feb. 9, more than a decade ...

How to take out your e-trash

Get rid of those electronics in an eco-happy manner

Home appliances in standby drain energy

Unplugging appliances lowers electric bills by eliminating vampire energy.

Fired up about coal

Lawrence’s coal-fired plant contributes to high asthma rates, river pollution.

Tweeting your way into a career

Can social media really connect you with the job market?

Green it!: Sustainable beer

Get your beer ready for St. Patrick's Day.

The new Zarco offers cheaper fuel to ...

Ethanol is cheaper than gasoline

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Your guide to surviving the week.

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Giving environmentally friendly gifts, such as a birdhouse or adopting a pet ...

My Name Is Jason

Facebook offers comfort after loss

Facebook has become one way people grieve after the loss of a ...

A new breed of treasure hunters

Geocaching allows adventure seekers to search for hidden treasure using GPS navigation.

Discussing the future of energy

Brownback and 13 experts of energy and regulation debate energy business and ...

Energy trackers monitor campus consumption

Facilities Operations staff supervises the University’s energy use to help the environment ...

Internships, paid or unpaid, increasingly important

While courts hear challenges to internship practices, students are encouraged to gain ...

Overworked students' dangerous race against time

Is too much work and too little time putting students' health at ...

Tomorrow's news: Wolfram Alpha

The website aims to translate your questions into computer computations.

Cameras serve as campus eyes

More than 200 cameras on campus monitor what happens day and night ...

Most E-Mailed: November 30, 2007

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Welcome to the World of 'You'

Move over Facebook, step aside MySpace: a new online community called YouTube ...

Tomorrow's news: Black garlic

Black garlic is fermented in high heat for a month to get ...

Search engine reflects online activity

OneRiot.com aims to target college students by providing instant feedback from its ...

Fair promotes sustainable energy

EcoHawks, a student group, used the fair as an opportunity to promote ...

Changes abound at Wakarusa Festival

The Wakarusa Music and Camping Festival focuses on more than just great ...

Most Emailed: Dec. 6, 2007

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Say you wanna revolution?

Students suspect facebook.com monitored by schools, police

Coalitions offer their platforms to campus

ConnectKU, Students of Liberty, and United Students hope to appeal to students ...

Energy-saving home improvements save money

Renovating a house to save energy is costly, but students can take ...

Most E-Mailed: December 4, 2007

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Meeting shows how to save energy at ...

A Westar representative will be on hand to explain how to cut ...

40 years of recruiting, retaining diverse students

The School of Engineering’s minority program was founded in 1971 to help ...

New exhibition highlights climate change

An art show displays photos and artifacts to explore the North and ...

Most E-Mailed: November 13, 2007

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Hirschfeld: Tweets shouldn’t be used as news

Broadcast stations are using Twitter participants as a way to get more ...

Most E-mailed: November 26, 2007

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Most E-mailed: April 27, 2007

Here's the most e-mailed stories from Kansan.com for April 27, 2007

Former Shell executive talks energy

KU alumna Linda Cook, one of Forbes’ most powerful women, emphasized need ...

Tomorrow's news: Midomi

Most E-mailed: March 8, 2007

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