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Student raises money, awareness for multiple sclerosis
Student with MS advocates for Lawrence’s Walk MS on April 12
Kelly Mesi supports Walk MS because it helps with MS research and can help find a cure.
Groups look to open kiosk again
Students would be available to answer questions regarding University
Four organizations are teaming up to get the KU Info booth in front of Stauffer-Flint Hall open for the first time in 30 years.
Good for you / bad for you
Coffee? Yes please
Rains: KU fan tries to catch games while in Iraq
A University of Kansas alumnus, who is stationed in Iraq, struggles to keep up with the Jayhawks in their winning season.
Pride Week increases awareness
Flags mark Pride Week
KU’s Queers and Allies celebrates the gay community in a multitude of ways, from speakers and films to a drag show.
Tournament performers balance academics and travel
Members miss school for San Antonio
Pep band members and the KU Spirit Squad find that traveling with the basketball team throughout the NCAA Tournament is challenging.
Wiebe: Jayhawks carry the blame
Lost opportunity brings determination for next season
Kansas lost its chance at the NCAA Tournament, but focuses on tactics for next season.
Experienced freshmen recruits join team
New team members show strong talent
Coach Bonnie Henrickson is excited to have three talented freshmen recruits join the women’s basketball team. Henrickson said she hoped Angel Goodrich, Ashley Ellis, and Aishah Sutherland would help the team continue to improve.
Kansas rolls St. Mary 13-0
Coach Price plays 25 Jayhawks to end four-game slide
Senior Matt Berner’s offensive moves helped the team move to 19-13.
Sophomore struggles, ready to bounce back
Injuries hampered season after Kelly Kohn showed great promise in freshman year
Kohn lead the team in minutes played her freshman year only to struggle with an ankle injury this past season. Coach Henrickson said she expected Kohn to be hungrier next season.
Men’s basketball undaunted in Final Four
Before playing North Carolina, Bill Self and the Jayhawks reflect on their All-American opponents
Although Kansas doesn't have any All-American players, they're confident against other Final Four teams with multiple All-Americans.
Student Senate Notebook
Here’s what Student Senate discussed at last night’s meeting
Student senators voted to increase fees for campus transportation and SUA, and approved a resolution that supports an alternative route for the South Lawrence Trafficway.
Editorial: Out with the old, in with ConnectKU
For president and vice president of Student Senate, ConnectKU is the propitious choice.
Final Four no excuse for late papers
Taking school on the road
The Kansas men’s basketball team is gearing up for the Final Four, but they still have to take tests and write papers.
KU fans schedule week for the Final Four game
Students rush to finish homework before their trip to San Antonio
Despite the excitement of the game against North Carolina on Saturday, and the possibility of advancing to the national championship game, KU fans are still try to stay on top of homework before the big weekend.
Bern: The Mystery Machine is on the Big 12 road
Women’s basketball is like Scooby Doo...
Like, Zoinks!
Students, faculty share mixed feelings on diversity
Many faculty members feel University could do better job of diversifying student population
Despite the number of minority students increasing over the past 10 years, many on campus think it can be improved.
The good, the bad and the offseason
Five things Kansas did right and wrong this year and what they can do with their down time
With three separate lists, we look at why Kansas succeeded, why they disappointed and what they can do in the offseason.
Fan displays loyalty to less recognized KU sports
A true blue Jayhawk encourages others to attend games
Devoted Jayhawk fan, Richard Cole has a strong track record for attending KU games for baseball, tennis, and softball. Cole said sports besides basketball and football deserve fan support.
Mersmann: Are bars violating the Civil Rights Act?
The idea of ladies night is sexist, but not just because entry fees are based on gender.
Reuse it
Dryer sheets
Minor decision, major impact
One choice shattered my relationship with my dad, but gave me the strength to stand for what is right for me
Wescoe wit
Fun with eavesdropping
Five questions
You vs. them
Quiet guard, fierce battle cry
No reservations for Mario Chalmers
Chalmers, an Anchorage, Alaska native, delivers an enigmatic persona: strong on the court, exuberant behind the scenes.
Greening it
Your guide to greener living
Students unaware of Final Four lottery
Fans say they would have entered to go to San Antonio but didn’t know about the opportunity
All 230 students who signed up for the student ticket lottery for the Final Four received lower-level tickets, Jim Marchiony, associate athletics director said. Many students said they would have been interested in entering the lottery but did not receive an e-mail to inform them.
Editor's note
The father-daughter college clash
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Liveflash
That's disgusting
Dusty pets
