University staff holds food drive

Collection containers will be around campus July 12-16.

Sewer improvements shut down parking lot

Construction at a parking lot near Memorial Stadium will close the lot ...

Programs serve traveling students

Free consultations, self-defense classes and “safe spring break” kits are offered to ...

Campus construction slows traffic

Needed steam tunnel repairs during the summer closes roads.

Coalitions offer their platforms to campus

ConnectKU, Students of Liberty, and United Students hope to appeal to students ...

More spaces open to red and blue ...

Mississippi Street garage opened up

Consultants suggest gold permit parking be removed

Professional Engineering Consultants from Topeka monitored parking and traffic flow last spring. ...

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University staff serves up food drive

Coordinators hope students will pitch in to help local food pantries.

FedEx Kinko's could be ready soon after ...

Corrections: Nov. 29, 2007

Correction to the Crossing closing date

Stopping to smell the roses

Landscaping around campus requires careful planning, budgeting and man power.

Storm hails Lawrence

Oread site to be closed until December

Streets around the Oread Inn construction area to remain blocked until the ...

Editorial: International grad students deserve on-campus housing

Proposal aims to shorten the school year ...

For the policy to change, other sate universities will have to support ...

Rowing ready to start spring season

Rowing team back in water at Kansas River after dock repaired.

Editorial: The semester might be over, but ...

A look at some important things to keep up with this summer.

Lawrence begins road maintenance project

The repaving of Lawrence’s roads will likely cause inconveniences to drivers.

Commission approves boathouse permit

The Lawrence City Commission approved a special use permit that would allow ...

Kansas Spring Break gone wild

Looking to stay close to home this spring break? Kansas features six ...

City promotes a safe spring break

City officials declared March 21 to 25 as "Stay Safe During Spring ...

When traveling, drink and be wary

The University's Public Safety Office urges students to take precautions while drinking ...

City prepares for the championship game

Lawrence law enforcement gets ready for the aftermath of the championship game.

Tabled bill offers alternative to SafeRide

The bill, which would increase student fees $3 per semester, was tabled ...

Student fees fund changes around campus

Student Senate raised student fees by $54.75 this semester. Some of that ...

Student Voice coalition alleges bias in elections ...

Committee requests grade policy change

The current “WP” and “WF” policy may be reversed back to just ...

Study Abroad introduces new programs

The study abroad fair is today on the fourth floor of the ...

Stephenson residents interviewed

Burge Fitness to close

Alternative breaks offer unique opportunities

A one credit hour class and $250 is the cost of admission.

Student Senate candidate talks about his party's ...

Adam Wood, Student Senate presidential hopeful, discusses strategies to help with dorm ...

Ex.C.E.L. award given during Homecoming

One male and one female student receive the award for outstanding academic ...

KU buses will be re-routed Thursday

Construction to close Mississippi Street and Sunflower Road

Protestor still stands for beliefs

After being expelled from the University of Kansas, Caroljean Brune now works ...

Debate team competes for sixth national championship

Kansas makes its 44th appearance at the National Debate Tournament in March.

Study abroad sets students up for success

Deadline to apply for summer, fall and 2009-2010 academic year programs is ...

Group uses extra food from dining centers

Program donates unused food from KU Dining Services to area homeless shelters ...

Crime slows during spring break

Only two crimes were reported on campus last week.