Don’t dump, donate instead

Local charities and Web site recycle old goods within the community.

Smart shopping

Tips on how to save money while surviving seasonal rushes and scams

How to survive moving season

The City of Lawrence offers services and suggestions to make your move-out ...

Lawrence Originals sponsor fireworks festival

The Fourth of July festival and fireworks will be at Watson Park ...

The Bay Leaf is closing its doors

The downtown Lawrence kitchen store is shutting down after 35 years of ...

Editorial: Give a little

Most people can't donate millions of dollars to worthy causes like Oprah, ...

Come on, ring those bells

The Salvation Army Red Kettle campaign lasts through Dec. 24. The fundraising ...

Parade Committee donates to charities

An auction, 5k run, dart tournament and coronation all helped raise money ...

Legends game helps charity, recruiting

The Legends of the Phog alumni game invited former players to Allen ...

Student Saver Card offers more discounts

Even with a budget cut and decrease in sales SUA is offering ...

Lawrence Public Library opens fall sale

The event offers patrons thousands of items to choose from, including movies, ...

Movie Magic

How KU Filmworks is helping young filmmakers reach their dreams.

Shakespearean theater to open spring 2009

New theater will give students the opportunity to get involved on stage ...

Hair salon promotes cancer awareness

Salon Hawk, located in the Kansas Union, is spreading cancer awareness by ...

Dine out for Lawrence Public Schools

There is another reason for dinning out this month, to help the ...

Students volunteer before classes make them get ...

More than 100 students volunteered Saturday with three nonprofits

Buy-ology

Learning about supermarket strategies can help you become a conscious consumer.

Marching Jayhawks benefit from donation

The band has received a $100,000 endowment from Dana and Sue Anderson ...

KU Dining Services supports local foods

University’s effort to save money, support sustainability includes rooftop garden and local ...

Community bands together for Haiti benefit

KU student spurs donations from local businesses and community members to aid ...

Local fundraising efforts provide Haiti relief

Athletic Department encourages Lawrence residents to raise funds for Haiti relief.

Students gain sales experience with CUTCO

Vector Marketing offers flexible sales positions for CUTCO Cutlery.

Looking at both sides of the scalp

The Athletics Department has begun to take legal action against ticket scalpers ...

KU Bookstore offers textbook price comparison

Campus textbook provider unveils new pricing tool on website where students can ...

BYOB: Bring Your Own Bag

For more than just sack lunches

Serial Shoppers

The highs and lows of compulsive consumption

Overdraft fees affect student finances

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

Bingo keeps money in students' wallets

Student Union Activities event gave out about $500 worth of groceries and ...

Toys for Tots brings local families holiday ...

The program allows students to give toys to families in need at ...

Halloween costumes show to benefit local charity

The Social Service League, Lawrence’s oldest charity, only receives funding from its ...

Tomorrow's News

A step up from ‘the shack’

Student Senate will vote tonight on a $75,000 contribution that would relocate ...

Kansan Departments

Your guide to surviving the week.

Holidays bring volunteering opportunities

Students can give a little by helping with programs at the Center ...

New restaurants could benefit students

Blue Plate Dinners and Social Suppers allow customers to put together meals ...

Group to hand out free reusable bags

The KU Alternative Energy Society is giving away bright red reusable bags ...

SUA sees drop in sales of discount ...

Disappointing sales figures for an optional campus fee have left SUA puzzled.

One Man's Trash

Moving out? Don’t throw unwanted items away — donate them to a ...