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Watkins to offer free H1N1 shots Friday

University recommends preventive measures against swine flu to all students.

Dance group combines education and theater

Group dances to a multimedia performance of genetic research.

Campus demand for flu vaccines increases

Watkins ran out of seasonal flu vaccine Tuesday and canceled all but one H1N1 clinic.

Grant to further knowledge about science

Kansas and Oklahoma universities will team together to create “cybercommons” for the sharing of data.

Deadline approaches for alcohol course

Only 63 percent of students required to complete the online course have finished part one.

Equinox tour sheds light on campus

Professor Johnson showed students how campus buildings align with stars and cardinal directions.

Blood drive goes on despite H1N1 concerns

Annual blood drive persists with new location and theme.

Professor starts night tour of campus

Walk will explain how buildings on Mount Oread relate to astronomy.

TOMS KU club to promote awareness

KU campus representatives to plan events for TOMS cause.

SUA offers pizza with free comedy show

Featured comedian Dan Cummins tells the Kansan about the event and his upcoming TV special.

SUA Carnival kicks off the school year

The third-annual student union activities carnival gives students a free chance to have fun.

Green campus groups educate students

Many opportunities exist at KU to get involved with environmental groups and projects.

Hawk Week event shows campus multiculturalism

“Take Over the Beach” lets students explore the University’s ethnic and cultural groups.

Sophomores have the most spirit

Board of Class Officers hold first class competition and students participate in activities to win.

Political power couple to speak at Lied Center on Sunday

Bob and Elizabeth Dole will answer questions, promote public service.

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