Sunday, May 31
Lawrence community remembers Tiller
People gathered in South Park to remember George Tiller, who was shot this morning in his church. Members of the community spoke about Tiller and the issues relating to abortion.
George Tiller vigil to be held
A candle-light vigil will be held for George Tiller this evening in South Park. Tiller, who was a medical director of an abortion clinic in Wichita, was shot and killed this morning at his church.
Saturday, May 30
New chancellor addresses community
New chancellor Bernadette Gray-Little was welcomed Saturday by the University and Lawrence communities.
Friday, May 29
Chancellor announced in Topeka
The Kansas Board of Regents chose Bernadette Gray-Little as Hemenway's replacement.
Wednesday, May 27
Pharmacy school facilities to see expansion
The School of Pharmacy celebrated expansions Tuesday that aim to produce more Kansas pharmacists in coming years.
Tuesday, May 26
Autopsy report confirms student died from alcohol poisoning
After nearly four months the report reveals that Jason Wren's blood alcohol concentration was .362 percent.
Thursday, May 21
New surface to be installed at stadium
The field at Memorial Stadium will be ready for the Sept. 5 season opener.
Sunday, May 17
Jayhawks take out Wildcats
Jayhawks will head to Oklahoma City Wednesday to compete against Wildcats in Big 12 Tournament.
Monday, May 11
Thompson's heroics not enough for Kansas
In the weekend series against Missouri, Tony Thompson hit two home runs to pull within one of the single-season record, but Kansas lost two of three.
Thursday, May 7
Pope & Snyder: You’re Welcome, KU
A fantastical tale of glory found on campus
Buser: Keep your resume clear of "truthiness"
Fibbing on your resume may not be worth the risk
Neubauer: It’s time to flee the swine
Is swine flu the beginning of Armageddon?
Editorial: 6 ways to spend your summer
The Kansan's suggestions for a break to remember
Economy increases movie sales
As Americans continue to struggle with the current economy, they are more than eager to head out to the theater.
University offers new scholarship
The Kansas Board of Regents approved a new scholarship for out-of-state students with ties to the University.
Lawrence exempt from housing slump
Although the housing market is in a slump nationwide, Lawrence has been mildly affected.
Commencement changes made
Graduation is right around the corner, and some schools at KU are changing their commencement ceremonies.
How to not stress out about speaking up
Handle your nervousness and anxiety before a big speech or discussion
Retrofitted
If you think older video games are past their prime, you may want to think again.
Tomorrow's news
Budgeting online
The skinny on fad diets
The truth about ‘quick and easy’ weight loss
Movie review: X-Men Origins: Wolverine
3 1/2 out 4 stars
In the life of ... A secondhand store owner
Co-owner of Yellow House discusses his trade
Music review: Epiphany by Chrisette Michele
4 out of 4 stars
Jayhawks take down Shockers
Lee Ridenhour pitched strong in a hostile environment.
Morning Brew: Summertime, and the living is easy
In honor of the end of the semester, the Brew names its favorite summer songs, quotes.
Club baseball makes regional tournament
The team will face Colorado State on Friday in the first round.
Montemayor: Talk sports in 140 characters or less
The first column written via Twitter covers Jayhawks, Favre and Greinke.
Correction to Part 2 of "Shot of Reality"
Correction to the "Shot of Reality" series.
Fieldhouse pregame show recognized nationally
The University Career Center’s “Center Court” won an award from the National Association of Colleges and Employers.
KU moot court team to compete in Taiwan
The competitors will debate about U.S. constitutional issues against 19 other teams.
Perkins weighs in on women’s basketball
Athletics director discusses the progress coach Bonnie Henrickson’s team made this season and plans for the future.
Crime rate ‘spike’ may be deceiving
Police, officials say students may have perceived more crime, but official numbers haven’t been compiled.
More than meets eye to Museum collection
The Natural History Museum specimens aren’t just for show.
Ultimate frisbee team heads to nationals
The HorrorZontals, established in 1979, hope to win the College Championships this year.
City Commission approves greener buses
American Recovery and Reinvestment Act gives Lawrence $2.9 million, which will be used for transit projects.
From the farm to your plate
‘Food miles,’ pesticides and water affect how ‘green’ your food is.
Nurture by nature: Mushrooms
Fungus can help boost immune system
That's disgusting: Not washing your retainers
Plastic molds harbor nasty bacteria if not cleaned
Editor's note
A message from Matt Hirschfeld
Wednesday, May 6
As Heard From the Hill
Catch this week's KJHK podcasts.
Video: Local drive offers ways to recycle electronics
Lawrence's Waste, Recycling, and Reduction division recently held an electronic recycling drive.
Tetwiler & Schimming: Judging KC’s best BBQ
Examining Kansas City's standout feature.
Cohen: The coolest judge on the Court
A look back at Justice David Souter.
Montemayor: Build a concert bucket list
Which artists do you want to see perform before you die?
Editorial: KU students finding more ways to be environmentally friendly
A variety of campus groups give students the opportunity to promote sustainability.
Fired up about coal
Lawrence’s coal-fired plant contributes to high asthma rates, river pollution.
Creative writing major for 500, Alex
Mark Petterson competed on “Jeopardy!” on Monday where he placed second for the day.
Students carry banners at commencement
Faculty and staff selected the students based on their involvement in academics and activities.
Deceased high school student had drugs in system
Traces of cocaine and marijuana were found in urine tests from an 18-year-old found in Naismith Hall last Friday.
Alcohol policy adds amnesty, parent notification
The University’s revised alcohol policy also includes an online assessment for incoming freshmen.
Mixed gender living situations work out
May is National Cohabitation Month.
Students, physicians weigh in on HPV
The sexually transmitted disease is preventable with the Gardasil vaccine.
Biology of beetlejuice
KU professor will discuss her research on poisonous beetles in Africa
Beecher: Sports offer salvation from studies
Daydreaming can provide a break from end-of-semester assignments.
Morning Brew: NBA, Premier League disappoint
Both suffer from a lack of drama because there are clearly dominant teams.
Jayhawks to face Shockers tonight
After shutting out Wichita earlier this season, Kansas goes head-on with in-state rivals again.
Seniors look back at softball careers
Five players reflect on the highlights of their time at the University.
Lawrence native brings glory to hometown
Kevin Hooper’s baseball career is something Lawrence can be proud of.
Tuesday, May 5
Students look for alternative forms of employment
Many graduates are still struggling to find employment and begin to look at alternatives.
Tax motivates smokers to quit
April's smoking tax increase is providing additional funds for state programs and encouraging some to finally quit.
Tour offered on Stop Day
Traditional marathon stop day walking tour to be held on May 8.
Tour offered on Stop Day
Traditional marathon stop day walking tour to be held on May 8.
Cinco de Mayo celebrated by all
Regardless of current fears and sentiments towards Mexico, Cinco de Mayo celebrations continued.
University changes alcohol policy, adds amnesty clause
Officials will notify parents of underage students who violate alcohol or drug policy.
Editorial Cartoon: May 5, 2009
View the editorial cartoon for May 5, 2009.
Brown: Campus alert: swine flu rumors keep spreading
The issue should not turn into a hysteria.
Miyakawa: College teaches lessons in mixing career and marriage
For women, it can be difficult to balance work and family life.
More languages may meet CLAS requirements
Department heads agree that some uncommon languages may meet the foreign language requirement.
Students experience zero gravity
KU team one of 20 chosen by NASA to conduct experiments under weightlessness conditions.
Morning Brew: Summer sports to keep the free season fun
Check out this list of events to catch during your time off this summer.
Dodd: One last run through Lawrence
You love the University of Kansas because...
Contagious personality spreads in dugout
Junior second baseman Price thinks the team has the ability to make it to Rosenblatt in June.
Latino groups celebrate Cinco de Mayo
Campus organizations teach local children about the Mexican holiday through dance lessons and other activities.
Harold Godwin to speak on health care
Godwin will discuss the issues former Gov. Sebelius will face in her new role.
Policy serves those who serve
“One-stop withdrawal” allows students in the military to stay enrolled at the University if they are deployed.
Monday, May 4
Alcohol culture in the residence halls
Hundreds of liquor law violations occur in student housing every year.
Lawrence charities respond to economic woes
There is a marked drop in charitable donations.
Folsmbee: Citizens should learn stem cell terminology
By knowing the jargon, people can ensure that they're properly informed.
Editorial: Three traits the next chancellor should have
The University's next leader should have these characteristics.
Leaving a lasting legacy
As Hemenway prepares to retire, he and others look back at how he's made his mark as chancellor.
Deceased Free State senior loved music
Those close to the student who died Friday in Naismith Hall gathered in music room.
Activist group promotes Sexy Week
Delta Force will distribute condoms and information on safe sex.
Kansas takes first two of three from Sooners
The baseball team struggles with their starting pitcher in the third game.
Kansas ends season with losses at Iowa State
The Cyclone sweep sends Jayhawks to the play-in game on Friday.
Doles discuss careers at Lied Center
At annual Dole Lecture, senators talk about achievements and friendship with Sen. John Kemp.
NCAA concerned about Facebook
NCAA is making efforts to limit Facebook groups’ influence on recruits’ decisions.
KU club softball swept by Nebraska
The team loses twice this weekend and inaugural awards were given Friday night.
Jayhawks miss chance for first place
Wildcats push ahead after a re-start in rowing.
Track and field meet canceled
The Jayhawks lost yet another chance to qualify for the Midwest Regionals.
KU Senior Survey can improve University
The survey is given every four or five years.
Morning Brew: The woes of regret
Not pursuing athletic endeavors as often as we could.
Dwyer: Tournament hopes solid for Kansas
Winning series over Oklahoma shows that baseball team can win on road against top teams.
Sunday, May 3
Kansas takes game two from No. 9 Oklahoma
T.J. Walz gave up two runs and Buck Afenir had three RBIs in second-straight victory in Norman.
Saturday, May 2
First-inning home runs carry Hawks
Robby Price and Casey Lytle both hit two-run home runs as Kansas beat No. 9 Oklahoma 5-4.
Friday, May 1
Body found in Naismith Hall Friday identified as local high school student
A visitation for the Lawrence Free State High School senior will be held Monday evening.
Coldham: Artists such as Kweli keep hip hop love alive
Not your average "Soulja Boy"
Davidson: Cleaning up can pay
Implementing a dirty dish tax could keep the kitchen sink cleaner.
Nordstrom: University making progress with strong fair trade effort
KU Dining Services serves up fair trade beans.
It’s a long way to the top (if you want to be No. 1)
Baseball team must improve its record on the road if it wants first place.
A day in the life of Chancellor Bob
The Chancellor for a Day raffle winner, Colin Riesman, switched a free morning for meetings.
Seniors bid farewell to Arrocha
Softball team beats Texas A&M 4-1 after first game of doubleheader is rained out.
Art festival adds a cultural element
SUA and the Spencer Museum of Art team up to bring art, music and dance to campus on Saturday.
Jayhawks return home for competition
Arkansas Twilight offers track and field athletes chance to regionally qualify before Big 12 championships.
Flu fears cause study abroad cancellations
The Office of Study Abroad calls off Mexico program, and European students will depart early.
The art of healing
Students will honor lost relatives and friends to cancer at Relay for Life tonight
Program to celebrate Hemenway’s 14 years
‘Hats Off to Hemenway,’ at the Lied Center, will commemorate the outgoing chancellor’s many roles.
Kansas to host Big 12 championship Saturday
The four Big 12 rowing teams will compete in the regatta starting at 10:15
Breckunitch: Senior day for Kansas fans
A look back at what this year’s senior class has seen through four years of KU sports.
Morning Brew: Kansan was my dream job
Case Keefer reflects on four years spent at the University Daily Kansan sports desk.
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