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Podcast: The Jay Report
The first episode of a men's basketball podcast on Kansan.com.
Podcast: The Hot Route
News and analysis for Kansas' final home game against No. 4 Texas.
Collins cleared in civil case
The charges against Sherron Collins were dropped today.
Kansan hiring for spring semester
Applications for positions in news and advertising are available on the KU jobs Web site.
Montemayor: Sportswriter offers predictions
With a nod to Thomas Hobbes, columnist Stephen Montemayor considers his profession and Jayhawk football.
Athletics facility construction on schedule
A new basketball practice facility, locker rooms for smaller sports and an academics center are all part of the $38 million project, which is scheduled to be finished Oct. 15, 2009.
KU Hospital switches to electronic records
The University of Kansas Hospital is in the second stage of a five-year transition to all electronic medical records. The electronic system has increased efficiency and accuracy for doctors and nurses.
Kansas volleyball loses to Oklahoma
The Jayhawks fell to the Sooners in four sets on Wednesday night on the road. The loss crippled the Jayhawks’ hopes of a quick bump in the Big 12 standings.
KU Safety Office investigates fake classified ad
An ad that has appeared in The University Daily Kansan may leave job seekers responsible for bad checks. The KU Public Safety Office is investigating the advertisement from Owo Trading Store.
Defender learns soccer technique at early age
The time Estelle Johnson’s father spent teaching her strategy translated into one of the top defenders in the Big 12.
Putting on the brakes
Lessons I had to learn the hard way
Second education
KU joins the list of universities using the virtual world of Second Life as an educational tool
Linebacker mixes strength and speed
James Holt’s versatility makes him lead the nation in forced fumbles.
Great defense expected from youngsters
Self wants his team to be one of the best on the defensive side of the ball
Student groups benefit financially from having student senators as members
Senators say that every group has access to funds, but admit that it can help for organizations to have an ‘in’
James Gunn’s science fiction offers brave new world for students
The professor emeritus of English has taught at University for decades, published 26 books.
The parent trap
What to do when your parents don't like your boo
Memories of rant live on
Four years removed from notable press conference, Mangino’s comments still resonate with team
The rules of "rec-tiquette"
Exercise your body and your best behavior while working out
Some who can’t vote still care
These international students followed the presidential elections though they weren’t able to vote.
Robinson signs on to play for Jayhawks
Washington, D.C. product joins standout Elijah Johnson in Kansas’ incoming class
The Ten Commandments of tailgating
In a town where football is more religion than pastime, tailgating is as important as Sunday mass