A question of identity

The Comanche Nation informed KU that a professor who claims he's Comanche ...

Symposium showcases American Indian culture

The Dole Institute of Politics will hold the event, which focuses on ...

Native American artifacts will be returned to ...

Grad student promotes work on C-SPAN 2

Through teaching and journalism, grad student fights stereotypes and underrepresentation of American ...

Student Senate passes mascot resolution

Preservation or progression

Explore the perspectives of the Wetlands saga, from cultural identity to ecological ...

Students savor Chinese business experience

A trip to the most populated country in the world gave 11 ...

Law students get no days off

While the rest of us play on snow days, law students still ...

Panel to discuss world climate policy

A group of law school professors are composing a book on government ...

Minorities improve skills at conference

Cosby: Native American women deserve protection

A new law seeks to protect Native American women.

Students to teach pow wow etiquette

Grad student investigates stereotypes in art

KU graduate student Hilary Hungerford researched a permanent exhibit of African art ...

On-campus powwow celebrates Native American heritage

More than 400 people and 50 Native American dancers attended the 24th ...

Leaving a lasting legacy

As Hemenway prepares to retire, he and others look back at how ...

Native Americans seek student involvement

First Nation Student Association hopes to make the presence of Native Americans ...

Multicultural center plays host to Asian-American conference

Far East in the Midwest

Commission candidates focus on student life

Candidates answer questions on issues affecting students’ lives downtown, on campus and ...

Conference addresses economic concerns

Kansas Economic Policy Conference participants discussed changes in Kansas’ economy since economic ...

Q & A with Professor Kevin Whitehead

Get to know Kevin Whitehead, professor of American Studies.

Legalizing Love: the state of same-sex marriage ...

A look at the battle for marriage equality.

Lytton: Thanksgiving then and now

Thanksgiving carries a different meaning for Native Americans.

Yoder speaks to Student Senate

The University’s Student Senate met with Congressman Kevin Yoder, where they discussed ...

Relays bring buzz, bragging rights to KU

KU Student Government prepares for Big 12 ...

The Student Government hopes to impress other Big 12 schools at the ...

University announces search committee for dean

Fifteen-member committee is tasked with replacing William Fuerst as dean of the ...

Teams end season with honors

Campus, Lawrence put lid on trash

Human rights symposium tackles issues, raises awareness

Speakers discuss Muslim culture in the eyes of America.

Baker receives Dole Leadership Prize

Former Senator Howard Baker received the 2007 Dole Leadership Prize on Sunday ...

Native American students celebrate culture

Tribe members from as far as New Mexico attended the dance competitions ...

Kenny: New look at coal mining after ...

Volunteer trip gives writer new insights into the energy debate.

Know your Student Senate candidates

Learn more about the candidates for Student Senate

Jayhawks emerge again as victors

Seniors finished their regular season in College Station, Texas as four-time Big ...

School of Business holds competition

Finalists will present powerpoint presentations over their business ideas in the hopes ...

Supreme Court Justice 10th to visit

Cinco de Mayo: under the influence

Although many Americans may think Cinco de Mayo originated in Mexico, its ...

Overdraft fees affect student finances

New bill could change the way banks deal with people who overdraw ...

Bonds puts student before athlete

Banquet honors senior student-athletes, including distance runner Lauren Bonds.

KU alumna climbed her way to the ...

Cynthia Carroll is ranked fifth most powerful woman by Forbes Magazine.