Students reveal favorite study spots
Coffee shops, Potter Lake and campus buildings can be alternatives to studying in at home.
Review: “Moon”
Sam Rockwell is an astronaut about to reunite with his family after living on the moon for three years.
White Owl in tears about rumors
White Owl, KU’s bearded mascot, thought he could be banned from campus.
Drilling shows geologists what's underneath us
Kansas Geological Survey is drilling a 1,200 foot hole underground in hopes of reaching core samples.
Information Services saves on technology
Recent technology changes benefit the University while saving thousands.
KU basketball player arrested
Junior guard Chase Buford was arrested Saturday morning for operating a motor vehicle under the influence.
KU Science Fiction Center presents literary awards
Science Fiction writers are recognized in an annual ceremony and book signing.
Three arrested for Sunday shooting at Club 821
A 19-year-old man received non-life-threatening injuries in the club’s second shooting in four months.
Graduates gamble on health insurance
One third of college graduates are uninsured after graduation; experts advise being insured
Two Topeka men will appear for robbery
The men were charged with two counts of robbery and three counts of attempted robbery.
Former officer charged with wire fraud
Robert Sayler, former Lawrence Police officer, accused of selling stolen video games on eBay.
Freshman had ‘penchant for creating and designing’
Friends and family gathered Thursday to mourn the death of Daniel Persons.
Student dies in car accident
Daniel S. Persons, Towanda freshman, died Sunday near El Dorado.
Review: Motorman
David Ohle’s book presents strange situations that are not for the ‘faint-hearted.’
$5,000 in rare books stolen from Watson
Rare books and art prints were stolen from Watson Library May 28.
Crime still an issue despite fewer students
As the student population drops in the summer months, crime remains unabated.
Pharmacy school facilities to see expansion
The School of Pharmacy celebrated expansions Tuesday that aim to produce more Kansas pharmacists in coming years.
In the life of ... A secondhand store owner
Co-owner of Yellow House discusses his trade
Green it!: Rid yourself of junk mail
Try calling a junk mail stopping service to do it for you
What to do when things go wrong
Lost your scholarship? Job? Here’s how to get them back
Do it yourself: Avoid hander-outers on campus
They will attack you with their spiel.
In the life of ... A Liberty Tax Service ‘waver’
KU graduate learns the benefits of 'hyperactivity'
Green it!: Reel lawnmowers
Reel lawnmowers, commonly known as push lawnmowers, use only the power you push into them.
DIY: Start a fire
he basic fire structure has three parts: tinder, kindling and fuel.
How to dress to impress and get the job
Buff your shoes and press your shirts for success
Taking falls with professional wrestlers
‘the only thing fake is the finish’ in the wrestling ring
In the life of ... a toyologist
Read what it's like to work at a toy store for a living
The seven sins of a supercar
Hedonism in a BMW Z8
Green it!: Make a compost pile
You need moisture, heat and "ingredients" to make a compost pile.
Do it yourself: Clean up your computer
Ccleaner allows you to clean your computer's registry and uninstall programs.
In the life of ...
A park ranger
How to control your dreams
And do anything you want with them
Green it!
Bum a ride online
In the life of ...
... A museum guard
What did I forget again?
How to improve your memory for tests ... and life
Green it!
Predict climate change with your idle computer
DIY: Bowline knot
If you need to be rescued by a helicopter or hang something from your ceiling, then here’s the knot for you.
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