Sophomore Hallie Steele dies, reportedly in Kansas City
Steele was a communications major who died July 14 but few details are available.
Trespassing arrest in Summerfield Hall leaves suspect, two officers injured
An altercation over a citation occurred overnight on campus.
Fire guts house at 13th and Kentucky streets
The house remains standing but inside is completely charred as fire crews fight blaze for nearly an hour.
University celebrates 139th commencement
Graduates celebrated with the traditional walk down Campanile Hill.
Former Athletics fundraising head sentenced to 57 months in federal prison
A federal judge sentenced Ben Kirtland for his involvement in the ticket-stealing scheme.
Jason Wren lawsuit is dismissed
The lawsuit against Sigma Alpha Epsilon filed by Jason Wren's father is dismissed.
Three prominent engineering alumni to be honored
The exclusive ceremony will take place Thursday evening in the Kansas Ballroom.
Former associate athletics director will be sentenced Thursday
Kirtland agrees to pay the department $63,000 in restitution in civil suit
KU group to aid tornado-ravaged Alabama
Meteorology students raise funds for a trip to Alabama to assist tornado victims.
Two Athletics employees sent to prison
Two more sentenced defendants await their incarceration location
Displays of patriotism mark Osama bin Laden's death
In Lawrence and around the country, citizens celebrate the death of Osama bin Laden.
Professor emerita dies in home
Edwyna Gilbert, who died last week, retired in 1993 after 26 years of teaching at the University of Kansas.
School of Engineering's locked door policy questioned
After an incident of vandalism in Learned Hall, students challenge the School of Engineering's policy of keeping the building unlocked at all times.
The cost of Student Senate campaigns
KUnited spent $6,538 on its campaign while Renew KU spent $5,676.47.
Learned Hall vandals cause damage
Learned Hall was broken into this past weekend and two students were arrested at the scene.
Blubaugh sentenced to 57 months in prison
A federal judge sentenced Charlette Blubaugh to nearly five years in prison and $2.6 million in restitution.
Former Athletics consultant sentenced to 46 months for role in ticket scandal
Tom Blubaugh will serve 46 months in federal prison and pay $841,111 in restitution to Athletics and $268,292 to the Internal Revenue Service.
Administration publishing reorganization work
Reports of think groups composed of administrators have been released.
Former Athletics fundraising head sentenced to 46 months in prison
Rodney Dale Jones, former director of the Williams Fund, will serve nearly four years in federal prison for involvement in ticket scandal.
Judge hands out punishment for ticket scandal
Former Kansas Athletics employee, Kassie Liebsch, will serve 37 months in prison.
Former Athletics employee sentenced to 37 months in prison
Kassie Liebsch, 28, will serve at least three years in federal prison for involvement in scheme to steal tickets.
Donation lets research project continue
Cancer research project can keep going after receiving gifts.
Lawsuit against fraternity settled
Jay Wren filed a lawsuit against Sigma Alpha Epsilon after his son was found dead in the SAE house.
Japan disaster affects University students
University is halting study abroad trips due to government warnings.
Student Senate votes to end service group funding
Four community health groups will not receiving any more Student Senate funding in the year 2013.
Student decides to help tsunami victims over break
Student opts for a more helpful Spring Break in Japan.
Student Senate holds open forum concerning funding cuts
Despite multiple complaints from the public, few were actually in attendance.
The Beak: KJHK to air interview with KU grad in Japan
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Student body president responds to controversy in proposed fee cuts
Finance committee approves proposal to remove funding from Willow Domestic Violence Center, DCAP, Headquarters mental health services hotline and GaDuGi Safe Center.
Rock Chalk Social-Media-Hawk
KU ranked No. 8 in the nation for college social media savvy, according to a Washington, D.C., firm.
Morning Brew: Sports for the non-sports watchers
Opportunities arise in sports for the less knowledgeable, as Sporting KC makes its way onto the Kansas City scene.
Effects of earthquake hit home
10 KU students are studying in Japan, all of whom are expected to be safe after a 8.9-magnitude earthquake devastated the country.
Proposed cuts anger students
Student senate wants to move funding away from community health services.
The Beak: Memorial service, cancer center merger announced
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The Beak: Announcements of candidates, awards
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Two sentenced in ticket scandal prosecution
Brandon Simmons and Jason Jeffries sentenced to two years probation each and a combined restitution of more than $200,000.
'Birth certificate of basketball' on display for first time
The Naismith rules were unveiled today in Kansas City, Mo., and will be on display until May 29.
The Beak: On-campus events abound
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Sentencing expected in two ticket scandal cases
Former athletics employees Jason Jefferies and Brandon Simmons will be sentenced March 7.
Campus reacts to Westboro Baptist Church ruling
For many it is difficult to reconcile the right to free speech with the desire not to offend.
The Beak: Recent revolutions remain hot topic on campus
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The Beak: It's FAFSA-filing time
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The Beak: Get ready for the 'beakend'
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The Beak: Staying warm with on-campus events
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Final ticket scandal defendant enters guilty plea
Ben Kirtland, former associate athletics director for development, has pleaded guilty to involvement in illegally selling tickets.
The Beak: Debut edition, with Naismith, Maddow, Mojgani and more
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Naismith basketball rules document coming to Kansas City
The Nelson-Atkins Museum in Kansas City, Mo., will display the document beginning March 5.
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