Cutcliff: Photograph says all in language of war
Photograph of a dying solider serves as an important reminder on Veteran's Day.
Harold Godwin to speak on health care
Godwin will discuss the issues former Gov. Sebelius will face in her new role.
Activist group promotes Sexy Week
Delta Force will distribute condoms and information on safe sex.
Group sponsors dialogue about abortion
‘The Morality of Abortion’ debate will take place tonight at the Kansas Union.
Students celebrate Equal Pay Day
KU Young Democrats will be tabling in front of Watson library today to raise awareness.
Pride Week plays up common topics
Students of Queers and Allies uses kissing, dancing, performing plays to draw attention to issues
Tutu Lee says his goal was to steal Envision votes
The controversial candidate criticizes his competition, but says he enjoyed running against them.
KU students take part in tax protests
Alluding the famous Boston Tea Party, Americans gathered in opposition of the nation’s tax increases.
Panel will discuss morals and legislation
Recession, bailouts bring change in perspectives.
Using underwear to catch attention
For Sexual Violence Awareness Month the University is attempting to make students aware of available resources.
KU and Baghdad students discuss Iraq
Video conference allows panels from Middle East and Midwest universities to talk about conflict.
New scholarship funded by students
Donor support lessens as economy struggles. Students can participate in mud volleyball to help.
Panel to discuss politics in Pakistan
Experts will weigh in on Pakistan’s role in the war in Afghanistan, Middle East peace.
Group hosts mud volleyball tournament
Students for KU hopes to raise money to fund a scholarship and inspire future alumni to donate.
Weighing the collateral damage
Iraqi war veterans have trouble justifying civilian casualties on urban battlefields in the Middle East
Losing sight of Baghdad
Sniper’s shot takes soldier’s vision but not his loyalty to the men that saved his life.
The realities of the military
A lack of exposure to the military creates dissonance between the perceptions and the truth.
Bloggers discuss strengths of the medium
Online writers say speed of access and open opinions give blogs an advantage over traditional media.
Governor’s departure poses problems
Sebelius’ acceptance of HHS secretary leaves Kansas’ future and Obama’s health care plans in question.
Sebelius may oversee Medicare, Medicaid
Mark Parkinson will be Kansas’ governor if Sebelius accepts position as secretary of health and human services today.
Service sorority chapter starting at KU
Omega Phi Alpha’s primary focus is community service; applications will be accepted until March 9.
Group to take petition on pub crawl
Commission on the Status for Women promotes sexual awareness in Kansas with week of events.
Students contemplate Sebelius’ future
Obama aides say Kansas governor might be next Health and Human Services Secretary.
Sebelius reportedly Obama's choice for health secretary
The governor's possible departure could mean a shift of power in Topeka.
SUA shows Iraqi documentary, hosts panel
Students can see film about Fallujah and discuss with veterans and experts.
Service to be held for grad student
The memorial service will be open to the public.
Professor hopes students connect with history
Black Student Union celebrates and discusses 100th year of black history month
Parkinson may fill governorship
Lt. Gov. Parkinson would fill governor’s vacancy if Sebelius is chosen for Cabinet position.
Proposed stimulus could aid students
Education clause in the bill could increase available money for grants and loans.
Symposium to address human rights issues
A six-member panel will address closing Guantánamo Bay, among other topics.
Students feel burden of conflict in Gaza
Despite the distance between KU and Israel, the Gaza crisis still reaches KU students.
Union to hold Chinese New Year events
This Sunday, the CFFSA will celebrate the 'year of the ox' to promote Chinese culture at KU.
KU vets see potential in Obama administration
Veterans at the University hope Obama’s and his cabinet picks can bring stability to Middle East
International Education Week lets students think globally
The University’s openness toward international students and studying abroad makes it receptive to this national observance.
KU Black Student Union members comment on race in the presidential election
Black students from the group spoke about concerns they have on race in America and Barack Obama.
Concert aims to promote diversity, peace
The ‘One World, One Family’ concert, sponsored by the University’s Art of Living Club, will take place at 7 p.m. tonight in the Ballroom of the Kansas Union.
New leadership rethinks Model UN procedures
The KU Model United Nations team has made changes in hopes of being more competitive at national competitions this year.
Japanese dance groups perform at Kansas City festival
The University’s Taiko Club and the Okinawa Dance Group showcased their skills this weekend at the Greater Kansas City Japan Festival.
Quality education, not athletic victories, has increased enrollment
Officials say that high academic standards and affordable prices are the reason for this year’s record-breaking numbers.
Jewish students celebrate New Year at start of High Holidays
Rosh Hashana marks the start of Jewish New Year. Jewish students will start the year off with a celebration dinner on Sept. 29.
Friends and family remember slain law student
A memorial service Monday night brought people together in remembrance of Jana Mackey.
Celebrating the life of a student activist
Parents of Jana Mackey are planning a memorial service for their daughter, who was murdered by her boyfriend two months ago. Mackey had dedicated herself to raising awareness about domestic abuse.
Looking beyond the veil
Muslim students dispel misconceptions about women who cover their heads or faces.
The Merc challenges people to eat local
Eating locally produced foods is healthier, tastier and good for the environment, studies show.
Pakistan’s future debated
KU International Program sponsored a Pakistan Panel to discuss the country’s election of Asif Ali Zardari — widower of former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto — as their new president.
Students fast for Ramadan
Ramadan is more than just fasting, it’s a celebration with friends and family.
Bringing back the saber-toothed cat
A KU researcher will give a talk about the little-known history of that Ice Age mammal tonight.
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