The life of a debater
Constant research and hard work are key to the University’s nationally ranked debate team.
KU engineers, chemists collaborate to advance microscope technology
Separate departments want to make medical microscopes more affordable and more mobile.
Student Senate candidates plan months in advance
The campaign process includes developing strategies such as chalking and distributing fliers.
New lights on Mt. Oread make path safer at night
The illuminated path protects students from potential dangers.
Marijuana decriminalization in Lawrence is a myth
Despite reformed laws, marijuana possession in Lawrence is still a crime.
Prominent civil rights activist will speak on gender equality
Angela Davis, 1979 Lenin Peace Prize winner, will speak in Budig Hall Tuesday night
Higher education a forefront issue locally and nationally
Education and student success vital for future success
Student Senate projects to advance technology on campus
Many opportunities to come with new plans for technology advancements on campus
New competition motivates Kansas students to lose weight
The Scale Down Challenge, which was only open to faculty and staff last year, offers prizes to participants for losing weight.
February Sisters’ 40th anniversary of their famous lock-in for women's rights
A group of 30 women protested for women’s rights and started the women studies department at KU
Research recommended for renter hopefuls
Local lawyer strongly suggests bringing in a lease to be proofed before committing to living place.
Comedians interlace dating advice with KU experiences
After rising to fame through the Internet, comedians turned dating experts visited KU to spread their knowledge and comedy.
Complications surround new library-printer system
Students are frustrated by the lengthier process now required to print documents in campus libraries.
Competition to compare energy usage between three campus buildings
Bailey, Green and Summerfield halls will participate in a sustainability contest in an attempt to update campus energy usage.
USA Pavilion offers internships for Korean-speakers
Interns will act as student ambassadors, greeting visitors and government officials.
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