Letter to the Editor: Don't degrade Rock ...

Chant is full of tradition and should be respected.

Chancellor looks forward to homecoming

Gray-Little said she was excited for weekend activities.

Anti-abortion students protest

University of Kansas students are voicing their opinion about abortion.

Renew KU: newest campus coalition

Fiscal transparency and increased voter turnout are its priorities.

Most E-Mailed: October 5, 2007

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Most E-Mailed: October 4, 2007

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Rowing team to hold tryouts

All full-time students are welcome to try out, regardless of experience or ...

Not forgotten

Winning spikes testosterone levels of male wrestlers

Research shows successful wrestlers have higher testosterone than those who lose.

Coordinated buses carry more riders

More people are riding the T a year after its partnership with ...

Campus buses offer fewer routes to students ...

In response to a decreased number of passengers and a host of ...

Treatment options for alcohol addicts

College students struggle with alcohol addiction, but there are numerous resources in ...

Thieves thrive during spring

Sebelius proposes state employee salary increases

Gov. Kathleen Sebelius' proposed budget includes a salary increase for all state ...

Hemenway decides to sound the whistle

The famous KU whistle will be returning to campus.

Tax return deadline quickly approaches

As the April 15 deadline loom for tax income returns, procrastinators frantically ...

Letter to the Editor: Statement offends

Printing "I thought palm ashes came from the Holocaust?" displays lack of ...

Catch of the Week: Ramona Yoder

A weekly peek at a fish in the KU sea.

Events raise awareness during Hate Out Week

‘Tunnel of Oppression’ and ‘Bullied’ call attention to importance of tolerance on ...

University requires students in Japan to come ...

University officials made the decision after the U.S. State Department issued a ...

On-campus e-mail gets facelift over break

KUIT is nearing completion on a server-move and client updates.

Composer hosts concert for CD release

The show features KU faculty members and student, as well as other ...

Community included in homecoming festivities

Religious celebration attendance continues to expand

The Hixson Opportunity Award helps students attend ...

Students must have dealt with personal hardships and have financial difficulties in ...

Interfraternity Council placed on probation

A University investigation found the IFC had participated in hazing, will now ...

City still looking into curbside recycling

Private companies offer curbside service while the city and University are looking ...

A school staple stronger on the Internet

KU Info has had its ups and downs, but it has found ...

Students raise funds, awareness for St. Jude

The University of Kansas program Up ‘til Dawn gives students the opportunity ...

Not just sticks and stone, Mencia

Paying tribute to James Naismith, the man ...

It wasn’t long before he ended up in the Midwest, where James ...

Journalism School awards 63rd annual William Allen ...

John Carroll, former Pulitzer-Prize winning editor, was this year's award recipient.

Five flirting styles unveiled

A study within the communications department recently named five styles of getting ...

Student will be remembered for her attitude

Rachel Leek’s friends said they appreciated her enthusiasm for the simple things ...

Student in coma after accidental fall

Shannon Tuley suffered a fall while studying abroad in Paris, the University ...

University to test emergency text message system

Students and faculty will receive a test message noon Wednesday.

Disabilities should not divide student body

Disabled students at the University are discriminated against, partly because of misunderstandings ...

Fans pack Fieldhouse to camp for Mizzou

Students find temporary homes after apartment fire

Admissions takes show on road