Man-scaping
facial hair makes a well-groomed comeback.
Gourmet burgers
Forget the dollar menu. Try a new spin on the classic beef patty.
Try a new spin on the classic beef patty.
Hoop there it is
The hulu hoop is not just for your little sister anymore.
Get some culture: student art show
It’s not all about fast food and beer pong.
Personal essay: Not just a teenage dirtbag
How dropping out of high school was one of the best decisions I ever made
How dropping out of high school was one of the best decisions Jayplay writer Beth Beavers says she has ever made.
Stage presence: The Dactyls
Local musicians, feel free to swoon.
Staying safe during the holidays
Lawrence offers advice on how to stay safe and maintain a home during winter.
Institute receives grant for Chinese Film Festival
New money will finance the institute’s promotion of Chinese language and culture.
Student architects’ project wins award
Trail shelter built by third-year architecture students wins prize from American Institute of Architects.
ECM offers Fair Trade Market until Thursday
Market will feature fair trade items and a film festival.
Council seeks solutions in energy’s future
Federal and state organizations meet to discuss advantages, challenges of alternative energy in Kansas.
KU Energy Council to hold meeting
The group will meet at 9 a.m. Wednesday at the Dole Institute for Politics.
Courses fill up quickly
Registrar decides enrollment dates for students based on hours completed.
Downtown business holds food drive
White Chocolate offers customers a discount when they bring non-perishable food.
Class designs posters for advocacy exhibit
Students create posters for advocacy groups such as Sierra Club to coincide with an exhibit.
Exhibit focuses on beauty in daily life
Asian artists deal with potential for art in ordinary places.
HPV vaccine approved for use in men
Watkins Health Center plans to order Human Papillomavirus vaccines for men who want them.
KJHK music competition needs entries
Eight bands will compete in Farmer’s Ball to win recording time and merchandise.
Google releases University map
New software will make navigating campus easier.
Veterans waiting for benefits of GI Bill
Veterans Administration not prepared to deal with number of Veterans who applied.
Fire at Aberdeen South leaves building damaged
No one was injured in the blaze that broke out at 5:50 a.m. Thursday morning.
Dog documentary fetches awards
Film, produced by KU student and two graduates, explores recession’s effects on Kansas no-kill shelters.
Strongman competition held in South Park
Fitness studio to hold competition that includes a keg toss and tire flip.
Five freshmen earn perfect ACT scores
In-state students receive scholarships worth more than $15,000 per year for a perfect score.
Group sponsors sexuality series
Events include discussions on transexuality, domestic violence and intimacy.
Fair promotes sustainable energy
EcoHawks, a student group, used the fair as an opportunity to promote its hybrid Volkswagen.
Film festival brings the mountains to Kansas
The Banff Mountain Film Festival tonight and Saturday night will show pieces on mountain culture
Local Burger and Co-op collect rain
Ad Astra Student Co-op helps restaurant install a rain barrel.
Campus ADHD prescription abuse increases
Recent studies showing a rise in ADHD prescription abuse among students highlight the medication’s misconceptions.
Exhibit displays senators’ friendship
Robert J. Dole Institute of Politics honors Sen. Edward Kennedy.
New association strives for student buzz
Student-led Lied Center group focuses on planning events with artists.
Textiles program gives more scholarships
The department hopes its scholarship fund will attract talented prospective students from across the country.
Exhibit makes statement on masculinity
A new Spencer Museum of Art exhibit examines the concept of what makes a man.
Department of theater and film splits
Theater, film and media studies will be separate with new School of the Arts.
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