Stories for January 2009

Kansas escapes with a 66-61 victory

Sherron Collins' final four points preserved the nation's longest home court winning streak.

Kansan.com Round-Up: Jan. 26-30

Miss a news story from the past week? Kansan.com staff members have you covered.

Mayrovich earns Big 12 Swimmer of the Week

Mayrovich breaks 100-yard freestyle pool record and accredits her success and award to her coaches.

Grad fills highest NCAA student position

Matt Baysinger represents 400,000 student athletes as chairman of an NCAA student athlete committee.

Coldham: Hip-hop has a friend in the White House

President Obama brings urban edge to politics.

Game-day parking: an ongoing problem

Student Senate and the Parking Department work together to find a solution that won't lose money.

Breckunitch: Softball returns 8 starters

Seniors will lead KU softball team through what could be a great season.

Cuisine Critique: Bigg's Barbecue

From good deals to home delivery, Bigg's has it covered like sauce on ribs.

Tennis kicks off spring season at home

This weekend will be a good time for freshmen to get used to the spring’s team-based scoring system.

Protesters to march against killings

Solidarity Revolutionary Center volunteers protest both police killings and military occupations.

Budget cuts may keep planes grounded

Some departments may have to exclude the use of the University’s private planes.

O'Neill: Budget crisis needs bipartisan solution

Economic stability requires the cooperation of both parties.

Track team training hard, Rocky style

After its loss to Missouri, Kansas track and field prepares for its face-off with Nebraska.

Jayhawks light it up in practice

Kohn and Smith are shooting 100 three-pointers to prepare for Saturday’s game against Texas A&M.

Morning Brew: Ups of the season’s end

The Superbowl marks the end of football season, and an update on the four NFL rookies from Kansas.

Career Center produces ‘Jayhawking’ video

Video modeled on ‘Tonight Show’ segment will highlight men’s basketball pre-game show.

SUA revives Salsa Night with extra spice

Five local Mexican restaurants will provide chips and salsa to accompany Latin music and dancing.

Tyrel Reed’s shooting wins close games

Sophomore guard proves reliable finisher with 39.7 percent from the three-point line

Two arrested in robbery

The suspects allegedly participated in a robbery at a Burger King on Jan. 25.

Podcast: The Jay Report

It's like there's a loose ball in the car with both guys fighting to give you the best insight.

Practice makes perfect for recovering Kansas

Although they’d much rather play a game, the women’s basketball team is grateful for more practices.

Montemayor: Chappell’s Restaurant and Sports Museum

Get a good meal while watching the game and gazing at memorabilia of unforgettable sports moments.

Collins’ leadership secures game

Four free throws help keep Huskers from a victory.

Scrappy Jayhawks battle back

Second-half scuffle drives Kansas as it recovers from subpar start to remain unbeaten in the Big 12.

Make me a match

Finding a date and eventual mate is as easy as jumping into the cyber dating pool

Students feel burden of conflict in Gaza

Despite the distance between KU and Israel, the Gaza crisis still reaches KU students.

Movie review: Inkheart

Popular children's book doesn't shine through on silver screen

Movie review: The Reader

Best-selling novel scores as well-crafted film

Danger in the mix

The danger of combining alcohol and energy drinks

KUlture: The city of Lawrence

The city's history offers lessons and contradictions.

New exhibition highlights climate change

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

Simon: No place like home, even if it’s Kansas

On Kansas Day, remember what makes our state great.

Kenny: Students can define Senate

John Kenny responds to a recent Kansan editorial.

Letter: What is the FOCA?

Readers should take a stand against the Freedom of Choice Act.

De Oliveira: Calling an end to the ‘clash of civilizations’

President Obama needs to avoid the confrontational nature of former President Bush.

Biodiesel offers cheap alternative

Car owners can cut the cost of operating their vehicles by turning to vegetable oil fuel.

Professor receives awards for research

Kansas non-profit group awards KU professor for research achievements.

Morning Brew: Riggins brings back memories

Recalling John Riggins’ Super Bowl MVP performance and love of The Wheel

KU, K-State to cooperate on cancer center

Universities work toward National Cancer Institute designation for KU Cancer Center.

Clandestine Cine-philes

If candy could ever be considered contraband, then look no further than the theater. Many people, students alike, find the act of smuggling into movies just ordinary routine.

Top 8 reasons to watch the “Big Game” on Super Sunday

Fanatics, casual aficionados and those who couldn’t care less all have a reason to watch

Lighting up en masse

The lethal addiction behind social smoking

What did I forget again?

How to improve your memory for tests ... and life

Senior players lead by example

Returning seniors show their younger teammates what it takes to win.

Movie review: The Reader

Best-selling novel scores as well-crafted film

Podcast: As Heard From the Hill

Listen to a round-up of this week's KJHK programming.

Kansas squeaks out a 68-62 victory at Nebraska

Sherron Collins scored 17 points, but his late steal was the key play in a thrilling victory.

Letter: Economic statements lack credibility

Column overlooked historical context.

Miyakawa: What's in a name?

Unusual names deserve equal consideration

Podcast: The Jay Report

The Jay Report tries to make the best of an otherwise boring trip north to the Cornhusker State.

International students find homes off campus

Dietary and transportation concerns are among the factors keeping more foreign students from living on campus.

Center holds graphic novel design competition

The Center for East Asian Studies will award one student $2500 and a contract to illustrate a book.

Popular channels yanked from Sunflower

Local cable provider loses Kansas City’s CW and ABC stations because of contract disputes.

Video game: The Lord of the Rings

Movie characters return for video game

Aldrich towers over Nebraska

The sophomore center’s size could have a large impact on tomorrow’s game.

Women’s basketball awaits Morris’ return

After being injured in the game against Texas Tech, Sade Morris is preparing for her comeback.

Beecher: Hawks’ home win streak impresses

Kansas’ schedule could help team maintain nation’s longest current home winning streak

Morning Brew: Women’s soccer awards

Rewarding the women of Kansas soccer for a hard-fought season.

Students make long-distance romances work

Thousands of miles apart, KU students deal with highs and lows of long-distance relationships.

Bern & Wiebe: Girls’ basketball needs 'mercy rule'

A recent high school game that ended in a 100-0 victory demonstrates the need for a new rule.

Rec Center celebrates grand opening

Ambler Student Recreation Fitness Center celebrates its new addition.

Childhood idol influences Little’s game

Taking inspiration from Michael Jordan, Little brings a new element to the Jayhawks’ game.

Sutherland plays big

Moving the freshman to a new position gives the Jayhawks another option.

Holmes: United States lacking Public Service Academy

Despite a political emphasis on service, few young people are entering the public sector.

Morning Brew: Brackins wasn’t enough

Craig Brackins was the Cyclones’ star player Saturday night, but even he couldn’t beat the Jayhawks.

Journalism students sweep national competition

Matt Erickson and Megan Hirt took the top two spots in the Hearst Foundation’s in-depth category.

Police release description of suspect in robbery

The suspect, who held up four KU students at a Burger King, was said to be a man in his early 20s.

Letter: Pet ownership is a large responsibility

Dog discrimination not the real problem

Law students explore biodiversity in Caribbean

Five students traveled to the Virgin Islands to study the effects of law on the environment.

Kansas baseball joins the club

With the opening of its new clubhouse, KU baseball facilities catch up with other Big 12 schools.

Editorial: Students should be aware of resources provided by Senate

Student Senate should make itself known, but students need to meet it in the middle.

Pharmacy school holds career night

Pharmacy employers to meet students tonight at Holiday Inn Holidome.

Brown: Envision coalition could unite campus community

The newest Student Senate coalition brings many students together to help more people get involved on campus.

Morning Brew: Greatness drowns in Cyclones

Iowa State’s Craig Brackins won’t reach his full star potential with this band of Cyclone misfits.

Jayhawks hang tough after loss against Wildcats

Defeated by K-State 59-50, Henrickson still has faith in team.

Self unsatisfied with Aldrich’s playing

A lack of help from frontcourt adds to Self’s disappointment in Saturday’s game outside the stat sheet

Detroit student inspired to join Jayhawks

KU program Audio Reader encourages students to volunteer and attend college someday.

KU swim team excels at double dual meet

Swimmers and divers find success at end-of-season meet and get opportunity to try ‘third events.’

Sutherland gains play time against K-State

Freshman Aisah Sutherland plays 32 minutes, doubling her career high.

Kenny: New wave of changes still not radical enough

In today's social and political climate, it's more important than ever to question forces such as capitalism and consumerism.

KU professor co-edits advice paper for Obama

Law professor urges the president to act fast on health and environment issues in his first 100 days in office

Cartledge: Double standard persists between men and women

Why is it that women who enjoy sex are considered sluts, and men who sleep around aren't?

Acai is popular superfood in many forms

As health benefits of acai berry become more widely known, local vendors watch sales rise.

Editorial Cartoons: Jan. 26, 2009

Get your daily dose of satire from The Kansan's editorial cartoonists.

Home appliances in standby drain energy

Unplugging appliances lowers electric bills by eliminating vampire energy.

Collins outshined in Ames

Despite an outstanding performance, Iowa State’s Brackins outdoes Collins.

Podcast: The Give and Go

After losing by 33 in Manhattan two weeks ago, the guys break down the Jayhawks' ability to hang with the Wildcats the second time around.

Officials discuss budget problems at forum

The University will undergo an efficiency audit to get rid of inefficiency.

Podcast: As Heard From the Hill

Get your culture fix with State of the Arts and a review of 'Slumdog Millionaire.'

Podcast: The Jay Report

The stars shone bright in Ames, where Craig Brackins poured in 42 points but Kansas walked out with an 82-67 victory. The Jay Report is pregnant with opinion on Saturday's game.

Kansan.com Round-Up: Jan. 20-23

Miss a Kansan news story from the past week? Here's where to catch up on Kansan.com staff picks for big news stories of the week.

Kansas pulls away late to win 82-67

Craig Brackins lit up the scoreboard with 42 points and 13 rebounds, but Kansas' balanced attack was too much for Iowa State.

Podcast: The Give and Go

Back in Lawrence, the guys break out the new theme song and talk about what Kansas needs to do just to stay in Saturday's game with K-State.

KU student named top deaf athlete

Sayers admitted to Athletic Administrator Hall of Fame

Pianist revisits KU with KC Symphony

Kuok-Wai Lio will make his professional debut with the Kansas City symphony Sunday at the Lied Center.

How Self chooses his starting lineup

This year’s KU men’s basketball starting lineup has changed frequently

Morning Brew

Self's conversation with recruit misconstrued.

Land lines losing to costly smart phones

Although smart phones are expensive, sales are increasing, leaving land lines losing revenue.

Women’s basketball needs consistency from McCray

Jayhawks face No. 15 Kansas State on Saturday after losing two Big 12 games in a row

Jayhawks swimmers lose at Arkansas

Teams swim well, hosts a double dual on Saturday

McNaughton: Pitbulls and owners deserve playtime too

Cohen: Possibilities for Bush’s post-presidential future

Buser: Technology doesn’t lead to ‘dumbest generation’

Union to hold Chinese New Year events

This Sunday, the CFFSA will celebrate the 'year of the ox' to promote Chinese culture at KU.

University cuts staff to reduce budget costs

Eleven staff members given six months to find jobs as the University reduces $10.8 million in costs

Volunteer program helps shovel snow

Law would fine those who don’t clear sidewalks, even if they can’t shovel for themselves.

Breckunitch: Briscoe is new Superman

Next season, not even Kryptonite will be able to stop KU receiver Dezmon Briscoe.

Married students bucking trend

College viewed differently by students with spouses and children

University jobs lost as a result of budget cuts

Eleven staff members lost their jobs in this round of cuts as the University sought to eliminate $10.8 million in costs.

Chancellor, others to take questions during forum

The brownbag event will focus on legislative and financial issues at the University.

Podcast: The Give and Go

On the way back from a disappointing loss in Lincoln, the guys discuss how a team can shoot a better percentage and lose.

Montemayor: Book out on rising fight club

By now, UFC's popularity is common knowledge.

Little’s smile, toughness impress team

Junior guard, after returning from injury, is leading team in practice and games

Lackadaisical second half dooms Jayhawks

Kansas women fall to 1-3 in conference play despite junior guard Danielle McCray’s 30 points and eight rebounds

Huskers defeat Hawks 67-58

The women’s basketball team shoots better, but loses to Nebraska

Students struggle to raise grades

Freshmen seeing impact of poor performance during first college semester

Recreation center offers new classes

Students will be able to participate in a six-week boot camp class as well as more traditional fitness alternatives

Annual theater festival visits Lawrence

Midwest theater students flock to Lawrence for workshops, performances and competition

Students look for textbook alternatives

The dampening economy provides incentives to look for the best deals, in town and on the Web

Holt will play in collegiate all-star game

Senior linebacker hopes to impress NFL scouts at the Western Refining Texas vs. The Nation All-Star Challenge

BOOK: Jan Burke, The Messengers

Book review

Big 12 men's basketball wrap-up

Big 12 basketball writer Taylor Bern scours the conference for news and notes to inform and entertain.

MUSIC: Derek Trucks Band, Already Free

Album review

Editorial: Students should lobby for higher standards

The University of Kansas needs to strengthen its admissions standards before it can become truly elite.

McConnell: Fish-eaters should stay alert

Is that salmon on your plate a delicious menu item, or an innocent "Sea Kitten"?

Quest for Hemenway replacement begins

The search committee hopes to name the next chancellor by July 1

Podcast: As Heard From the Hill

KJHK brings you stories from the inauguration and news about the free health clinic JayDoc.

Pope & Snyder: Better living through bickering

We yell so you don't have to.

Morning Brew: Hawks could score Big 12 title

A weak Big 12 North could be the key to Kansas' conference title

DIY: Bowline knot

If you need to be rescued by a helicopter or hang something from your ceiling, then here’s the knot for you.

Question & Answer with John Scofield

His claims to fame almost endless—having played with jazz greats such as Miles Davis, Chet Baker, Charles Mingus and many more—John Scofield remains one of the most prominent jazz guitarists in the world. Known for his eclectic styling, his playing styles span “post-bop, funk edged jazz and R & B,” according to his website.

Beyond the Syllabus

Just like Mr. Belding, teachers can struggle with the thin line between being a friend and an enforcer

How to host with the most

Here’s some advice on how to organize indoor activities with style

Green it!

Predict climate change with your idle computer

That's Disgusting

Shoes on the coffee table

Party for free with your ID

Where to score free food, drinks and a song on your birthday

Tomorrow's News

The thinking man’s computer interface

Stage presence

Brody Buster Band

This weekend: The X Fights Extreme 1 Event

Not your typical bar fight

Student athletes compete with skits

The fourth annual JayRock competition featured humorous sketches and songs

Students find ways to watch inauguration

Some professors, university centers and local groups had ingauguration TV access for students.

Co-ops offer unique housing options

Students living in housing cooperatives determine their own rent but also have to do chores

Morning Brew: Jankovich flies with Redbirds

Former Kansas assistant coach finds niche with Illinois State

Campus museums reduce hours

The Spencer Museum of Art and the Natural History Museum are working to save money and energy

Henrickson looks for increased effort

The women’s basketball team needs to rebound and make shots when it faces Nebraska tonight

Withey comes to Kansas full of potential

Jeff Withey, 6-foot-10 center, will redshirt for a year after transferring from Arizona

O'Neill: Bailouts not the answer

One of President Obama's biggest economic challenges will be handling the bailout of the financial industry.

Letter: Why I’m rethinking Barack Obama

Obama's arrogance has already cost us

KU vets see potential in Obama administration

Veterans at the University hope Obama’s and his cabinet picks can bring stability to Middle East

Editorial: University leaves students in dark about construction

The University should be more forthcoming with information pertaining to the construction at Watson and other construction jobs around campus.

Fresno State coach joins Mangino’s staff

Kerry Locklin completes team’s staff and will be Kansas’ new defensive line coach

Patton: Governor lacks leadership

Governor's plan fails to address problem of excessive spending

Editorial cartoon

Kansan editorial cartoon for Jan. 21

Beecher: Taylor breaking through freshman wall

Tyshawn Taylor is defying conventional wisdom about freshmen with his scoring and defensive play

Licensing fee may increase rent for some

Students living in buildings more than 50 years old may pay more rent for licensing fee

Podcast: The Give and Go

Preparing for the trip to Lincoln, the guys break down Nebraska and highlight Kansas' keys to the game.

Podcast: The Jay Report

Full of hubris and panache, The Jay Report brings a varied perspective to Kansas' 73-53 victory.

Marcus Morris works to improve jump shot

Morris puts in extra practice to regain his long-range game and his confidence

Track team loses dual meet to Tigers

Despite losing to Mizzou, Kansas track and field had some victories Friday.

Daldorph: History, heritage and Hot Wheels in one special day

Obama's inauguration has a special meaning for Brenna Daldorph and, especially, her younger brother.

Political pilgrims pack D.C.

Washington, D.C. is full of travelers eager to see Barack Obama sworn in.

Editorial: What The Kansan wants to ask chancellor candidates

The process of hiring a new chancellor is daunting, and the search committee should pose the right questions

Kansas outworks Texas A&M

Complete game on both sides of the court leads Jayhawks to 73-53 victory over Aggies

Wiebe: Rough return for Turgeon

Texas A&M coach Mark Turgeon, former Kansas point guard and assistant coach, visited Allen Fieldhouse for the first time as an opposing coach

Discounted tickets for DJ Spooky on sale today

Beginning at 11 a.m. today, students can purchase discounted tickets for the Lied Center's March 27 DJ Spooky concert.

Limited Student Senate funds cause concern

Student groups worry a limited Student Senate budget could mean less funding for their spring events.

Who's who at KU

English student adjusts to different kind of English

When McCray is off

McCray’s leadership has the season off to a strong start, but when she struggles, so does the team.

Tired swimmers narrowly beat Nebraska

Two previous dual meets and intense winter training program fail to prevent KU victory over Nebraska

'Once in a lifetime' opportunity

Making the journey for Barack Obama’s inauguration

KU students volunteer in Greensburg

Students participating in the Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service helped clean up the town.

Perspectives: Inaugural opinions

New presidency brings hope and expectations from staff members

Self accused of recruiting violation

A Missouri newspaper reported Self had an illegal conversation with John Wall at a tournament this weekend.

Never in doubt, Kansas wins 73-53

Kansas scored 23 points off turnovers and Mario Little was a perfect 6-of-6 from the field for 15 points.

Tyrel Reed's threes guide Kansas' second half

Reed and Marcus Morris spurred the Jayhawks when Collins' shot went cold.

Podcast: The Give 'n Go

The Give 'n Go wrap-up includes discussion of Kansas' disappointing loss to Texas Tech and the continuing struggles of Danielle McCray.

Podcast: The Jay Report

An ugly "road" victory deserves an off-color podcast, and The Jay Report serves it up.

Rocky Road Rout

Sherron Collins led Kansas to a 73-56 victory against Colorado with 18 points and seven assists.

Injury to Morris derails Jayhawks

Junior guard Sade Morris, Kansas' second-leading scorer, left Saturday's loss to Texas Tech after suffering a head injury

KU women come up short against Texas Tech

The Jayhawks shot 28 percent from the field as the Lady Raiders coasted to a 57-49 victory

Kansas pulls away from Colorado in the second half

Kansas' athleticism prevailed in a 73-56 victory as Colorado gradually succumbed

Board of Regents names chancellor search committee

The 18-member committee includes representatives from the faculty, student body, endowment association, community members, staff and alumni.

Coldham: Hip-hop versus rap

Thoughts straight from the hip-hop head.

Letter to the Editor

Uncensored music can't be taken for granted.

Daldorph: KU campus and the city need to connect

What happens on the streets of Lawrence affects us all, whether we know it or not.

Kenny: Gazans overlooked in current border conflict

America's support of Israel is under-reported during this crisis.

New coalition to join senate races

The Envision coalition is comprised of Senate veterans and will campaign this Spring.

More Chinese students choosing KU

Increased enrollment has been attributed to a favorable economy.

Swimming and diving on two-meet win streak

Kansas will try to continue its winter-break momentum at Nebraska on Saturday

Kansas track and field set to face Missouri

Kansas hosts Border Showdown in track and field for the first time since 1976

Breckunitch: How to be a KU fan

Help the Jayhawks get recognized as having best home-court advantage in the nation

Morningstar’s improvements impress teammates, coaches

The Lawrence sophomore’s emergence as a key player has boosted the Jayhawks throughout the season.

Morning Brew: Twins have ‘Philly spirit’

Hometown sports successes are bittersweet for KU basketball players Marcus and Markieff Morris.

Recreation center addition opens

The $6.3 million addition to Ambler recreation center has extended indoor track and new courts

Chi Omega bottle sculpture has a message

Used plastic changes fountain into an artistic reminder of sustainability in the new year.

Virtual greens bring golf courses to Ambler

A golf simulator in the recreation center allows students to practice their swings

Food critic: Mad Greek

The Kansan’s food critic was pleased with the Greek and Italian specialties and festive mood.

Find things to do on ‘The Guide’

New Kansan.com feature offers information on local restaurants, bars and events

Jazz quintet defies musical mediocrity

Multimedia program at the Lied Center showcases 100 years of an American art form

Lawrence updates snow removal machinery

Lawrence recently purchased new farm equipment using state motor fuel taxes to help maintain wintry roads.

KU women need to play through the post

Henrickson says players have to get the ball to center Boogaard, recently back from injury.

Podcast: The Give 'n Go

In this preview of the Texas Tech game Saturday night, the guys discuss Kansas' chances of winning, the point guard situation and the importance of Danielle McCray.

Taylor emerges as third offensive option

The freshman guard scored 20 points against Kansas State to take pressure off Sherron Collins and Cole Aldrich.

Montemayor: Kansas playing well now

The Jayhawks' victory over Missouri helps ease the pain of the loss at K-State

Kansas bounces back to pummel Missouri

Junior guard Sade Morris and sophomore forward Nicollette Smith combined for 36 points to propel the Jayhawks to a 75-58 victory

McCray playing ‘fast’

Junior guard has a cold first half, but Henrickson believes benching early in second half put McCray back on the right track

Global warming threatens future beer production

“Save the Ales,” an event sponsored by Greenpeace, promoted environmentally friendly legislation and sustainable lifestyles.

3G network hits local service providers

Lawrence customers should notice faster Internet on their wireless phones, but speedier 4G is coming soon.

Students use Craigslist to find housing

KU students are using Craigslist to find apartments, houses and roommates

Career Center offers workshops

The University Career Center is offering workshops to prepare students for its upcoming career fair.

Student wins Hearst award for editorial

Patrick De Oliveira placed eighth in editorial writing.

Montemayor: 6th-grade hedgehog fan gives lessons in activism

A Lawrence boy's quest for a pet offers a lesson to us all.

Folmsbee: Cold remedy Airborne crashes

Airborne's claim to cure the common cold is overblown

Editorial: Help the Ed Board help you

The Kansan is look for editorial board members

Editor's note

I’d skipped over the ad a hundred times before,

How we met

Maddy O'Connor and Bill Murphy

Bitch + Moan

Your relationship questions answered

Good for you, bad for you

taking the stairs

Good for you, bad for you

running marathons

DIY

Jump start your laptop battery

Music Review: Animal Collective, Merriweather Post Pavilion

Four stars out of four

Movie Review: The Unborn

One star out of four

Movie Review: Gran Torino

Four stars out of four

This weekend

For early mornings and late evenings, get a jolt from Scooter’s

Stage presence

Andrew Frederick, Shawnee junior, has that certain way with words

Tomorrow's news

Stylish safety

Tomorrow's news

The Pieroguys

Morning Brew: Withey’s transfer could be giant gift

Bill Self received some holiday cheer in the form of a 7-footer following his team’s rout at Arizona.

Green it!

Digital books

Solidarity in the Sunflower State

Alternative politics finds a home in Lawrence

Question & Answer

With Paul Santo of the Felt Show

No Milk money for Cinemark

Boycotters want people to see the movie Milk, but not at Cinemark movie theaters

Kansas Cities

Overland Park

Dance of life

When Chinese student Vicky Lu found the courage to go to her first formal, she learned a powerful lesson.

No holds barred: The secret life of bartenders

It might be one of the most recession-proof jobs in America.

Podcast: The Give 'n Go

After the Kansas women's basketball rivalry victory over Missouri, the guys discuss the Jayhawks' improvement, what happened to junior Danielle McCray and the importance of Saturday's showdown with Texas Tech.

Podcast: The Jay Report

Kansan basketball writers Case Keefer and Taylor Bern recap Kansas' winter break.

Kansas can take its time to find an identity

The Jayhawks have an easy Big 12 schedule in January.

Taylor Responds

Tyshawn Taylor scored 20 points as Kansas won its first Big 12 Conference game of the season in an 87-71 victory against Kansas State.

FINAL SCORE: Kansas 87, Kansas State 71

Aldrich, Collins and Taylor combined for 59 points to oust the Wildcats.

Who's it going to be?

As the women's basketball team enters conference play, it needs to find dependability at the point guard position

Podcast: The Give 'n Go

After a long hiatus, the Give 'n Go is back with new voices to bring you everything you need for Bonnie Ball.

Little chooses not to redshirt

The Big 12 Preseason Newcomer of the Year has decided to play the rest of the season.

Smith tears ACL but could still play this season

The senior guard has scored 17 points off the bench this season.

Wiebe: Jayhawks demoralized in Manhattan

Andrew Wiebe describes the grim events of Kansas' 72-39 loss at Kansas State on Saturday.

Lehning leaves Henrickson questioning defense

Kansas State blows out Kansas behind senior point guard's near triple-double.

Kansas falls flat in Sunflower Showdown

Kansas State improved to 14-0 as it crushed Kansas 72-39 Saturday night in Manhattan. The Wildcats cruised behind the dominant play of senior Shalee Lehning.

Kansas State cruises to a 72-39 victory to open conference play behind senior point guard Shalee Lehning's 14 points, 10 assists and six rebounds.

Stormed Out Of Town

Michigan State blew by Kansas 75-62 with a strong performance in the opening half.

LIVE UPDATES: Michigan State 75, Kansas 62

Kansas fought back in the second half, but couldn't do enough to beat Michigan State on the road.

Chancellor search on tight schedule

The university is one of three Board of Regents schools searching for chancellors or presidents.

Conference play arrives for women's basketball team

The Jayhawks move on to Big 12 play with an 11-2 nonconference record after dominating their opponents by 20.5 points per game. Henrickson's team plays Kansas State in Manhattan on Saturday.

McCray leads Jayhawks to 80-60 victory against Fairfield

The junior forward reached 1,000 career points in the first half, and her 16 points contributed to Kansas' 50-percent shooting in its final non-conference tune-up.