KU student among protesters arrested in Washington, D.C.
Undocumented university students arrested while protesting in Senator McCain's office
Eight KU students win Fulbright Scholarships
The prestigious award funds scholars’ research in foreign countries.
Students choose non-traditional paths after graduation
Not everyone takes a nine-to-five job right after college.
Businesses, shoppers prepare for Sidewalk Sale
More than 80 downtown businesses are participating, some opening as early as 5 a.m.
Camp draws writers from around the world
The Science Fiction and Fantasy Novel Writer’s Workshop is held every July at the University.
Alumnus opens Jiu-Jitsu school
The Brazilian martial art teaches people to defend themselves from attackers.
KU apparel stores compete in saturated market
With as many as 15 places to buy KU gear in Lawrence, it can be tough for businesses to stand out.
Rape reported on campus
Police release information on Thursday morning rape.
Students, businesses use social media to stay busy
Facebook and Twitter keep students in the loop and in the bars.
Alumni, current players scrimmage at camp
Mario Chalmers and Keith Langford were among former Jayhawks who returned for Bill Self Basketball Camp.
Fitness boot camp challenges students
Sessions started June 14, but students can still become “recruits” and join the Boot Camp challenge.
Police identify Oread victim
25-year-old Brandon Sims, of Lawrence, was identified as the man found dead at the Oread hotel Tuesday.
Police release information on Oread death
Cause of Oread death is still unknown, police continue to investigate.
Influential aviator, former student dies at 90
W. Paul Thayer, a former student who was one of the first pilots to break the sound barrier and use the ejection seat, died May 6.
An undocumented DREAM
If passed, the DREAM Act would give temporary legal residence to undocumented college students.
KU Police complete search of McCollum Hall
Suspect has left the area and police have finished a room-by-room search of the building.
Students look for international internships, World Cup analysis
The international youth leadership organization AIESEC held an internship fair Wednesday, representing some of the countries participating in this summer’s World Cup.
Event highlights internships in 15 countries
Learn about internships in countries competing in the World Cup at the Spencer Museum of Art.
Lawrence’s luau rivals Manhattan’s Patty’s Day
Seven bars are participating in Lawrence’s first Larryville Luau Saturday.
Muslim students answer questions about Islam
Event on the lawn of Stauffer-Flint features dates, desserts and Islamic scholars
Kronos Quartet coming to Lied Center
The Grammy award-winning group performed with artists such as Tom Waits and David Bowie.
Alumna expresses life through music
Lisa Donnelly’s hit song “Laugh” makes it to the television in Brazil.
Know art through your cell phone
Spencer Museum program allows students to learn about outdoor campus sculptures via their cell phones.
Come join the Larryville Luau
Students are planning an all-day party in Lawrence.
Students cut back for spring break
Road trips, motor-coaching most popular modes of transportation for students on a spring break budget.
A taste of Japan in Kansas
A group of foreign drummers to give performance at Lied Center.
Musical “obsession” is a way of life
KU composer Brain J. Nelson continues to craft pieces inspired by the church.
Composer hosts concert for CD release
The show features KU faculty members and student, as well as other local performers.
One man's trash is another's interactive stage prop
In "The Aluminum Show," a group offers a unique experience for the audience.
KU calls on 'dating doctor' for relationship advice
David Coleman, a nationally known speaker on relationships, talks to students about finding love, dating and romance.
SUA to announce third place short film winner tonight
This week, three winners of SUA’s student short film competition will walk away with more than a ribbon.
Lawrence DJs, venues revive house music
The resurgence of the genre proves spins a new light on the craft.
Pilobolus dancer flips with hometown pride
KU alum returns with the non-traditional dance theatre to perform tonight at the Lied Center.
Ballet Folklórico to perform tonight at Lied Center
Dance company will feature Mexican dances such as mariachi, deer dance and a wedding dance.
Art grant to promote national visibility
Rocket Grant provides opportunities for an out-of-the-ordinary art exhibition.
Many H1N1 vaccine clinics for KU students
Vaccinations could be important to prevent third wave of H1N1 virus.
Paying tribute to James Naismith, the man who started it all
It wasn’t long before he ended up in the Midwest, where James Naismith would mark his name in history.
Meet the parents for the holidays
Students bring home significant others to celebrate
Three young couples share their experience and thoughts about spending the holidays with their significant others this year.
Team falters on high expectations
Women struggle early in but show true talent as season progresses
The team started the season with a skid but recovered late. Unfortunately, the women were unable to progress in the Big 12 tournament.
Big 12 hopes end after Oklahoma State shutout
The soccer team loses in Big 12 Championships
Showdown in San Antonio
Jayhawks soccer team prepares for Cowgirls
Kansas plays Oklahoma State in the first round of the Big 12 Tournament this week. The Jayhawks face the Cowgirls for the second time this season at 7:30 p.m.
Big goals on and off the field
Cauzillo hopes to lead soccer team to Big 12 Tournament victory
Senior Nicole Cauzillo had to overcome injuries and illness to make it to her final season on the Kansas soccer team. She is the leading scorer for the team this season.
Soccer surges to victory over Missouri
Kansas moves to third in conference going into Big 12 Tournament
On Kansas’ Senior Day, freshman Katie Williams was the team’s star. Williams, a defender, scored two goals within four minutes of each other, leading the Jayhawks to a 2-1 victory over No. 18 Missouri.
KU Soccer plays Missouri in Border Showdown
The team honors five seniors with Senior Day
Kansas competes for a third place standing in the Big 12. If Texas loses its game this weekend and the Jayhawks win, the team could be bumped to second.
Soccer Brief: October 31, 2007
Here's what's happened at the last women's soccer game.
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