Readership Program downsizes for summer

Newspapers are still available for free on campus, but distribution sites are ...

Letter from the editor: Proposed cuts misguided, ...

The proposed cut to student media fees is wrong.

University offers free access to scholarly articles

New money-saving policy allows everyone to access articles online for free.

Kansas libraries lead way in e-book access

The State Library of Kansas has faced tough decisions over e-book contracts.

Identification cards get new look

New card design fails to impress KU students, and they still prefer ...

Campus fees generate more than $20 million

Student Senate finance committee reviews funds to determine what will might face ...

CITIZEN DOLPH: A rare look at the ...

You may not recognize his name, but Dolph Simons Jr., chairman of ...

Editorial: Cutting campus media fee would reduce ...

Senate should think about the consequences before eliminating the student media fee.

University gives online course catalog interactive makeover

Students can now search for a class by requirements, credit hours, class ...

Senate coalitions face off on technology platform

KUnited and RenewKU state their position and promises for improving technology aspects ...

Renew KU pushes transparency and passion

The new coalition is headed by a former members of both KUnited ...

Student fees to increase

Some of the funds will pay for additional staff at the Multicultural ...

Web manager helps create new publishing tool

"Anthologize" helps users publish their work without going through a publishing company.

Students can now get transcripts online

Registrar’s Office now allows for students to request and obtain their transcripts ...

Student Senate provides funding for Occupy KU

The Occupy KU group will receive $200 in funding to purchase office ...

Coalitions release election platforms; new group joins

Student Senate notebook

Here's what happened at the Student Senate meeting Wednesday.

Editorial: Senate reduced impact of fee cuts ...

Fees increase despite Senate's efforts to find places to save money.

Editorial: Campus Internet provider Apogee disappointing so ...

Students are complaining, and Internet accessibility is waning.

Editorial Board: Ignite platform reviewed

Lawrence Freenet offers to create free wireless ...

The non-profit organization Lawrence Freenet has offered to donate $750,000 to help ...

Senate Finance Committee passes cuts to media ...

The full Student Senate will take up the issue in two weeks.

Student Senate approves funding budget for 2012

Student Senate approved slightly less money compared with last year.

Editorial: Student Senate must put pressure on ...

Student Senate must work to make website more accessible.

Johnson, Bliss progress on six of seven ...

Johnson and Bliss's work has brought many improvements to campus, including renovations ...

KU student ads will now run in ...

The Student Senate approves a bill to allow student organizations and groups ...

McCollum lobby goes wireless

The University nears completion with its plan to provide wireless Internet to ...

Editorial: Textbook program shows potential

Faculty and administration should work to implement textbook rental program.

Toys for Tots brings local families holiday ...

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

Senate votes to keep Kansan funding

Senators approved an amended bill that includes a separate Kansan subscription fee, ...

Server outage causes campus-wide frustration

Internal power issues interrupted Internet service and left students and faculty to ...

Students shift from buying to renting

As textbook prices rise, students consider rental programs that slice costs.

New program to teach students money management

The Financial Literacy Program begins aims to provide information students need to ...

New Web database replaces Spanish books

200-level Spanish students replace printed texts with a cheaper, more interactive alternative.

KU Bookstore offers textbook price comparison

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

Professors boycott prominent publishing company

Changes in the way academic journals gather and present information has upset ...

Editorial: Successful year for Student Senate, but ...

This year, Student Senate made substantial progress on important initiative, but still ...

University e-mail working

Students and faculty can now access KU e-mail.

Wireless access, coming to you

Students can look for to more access to wireless Internet on campus. ...

Online research methods may not be credible

Simply taking the first item on Google’s list may lead to misinformation ...