Brown: On the road, liberty is found through safety
With current concerns over safety on K-10, now is not the time to increase speed limit.
Leaving her mark
Senior Tonia Salas has accumulated several notable awards during her time at the University.
Popular lecturer goes beyond requirements
Edward McBride offers help sessions in calculus and physics.
Editorial: Safety on K-10 can’t wait for another study
The state needs to build cable barriers on K-10.
Editorial: ‘Peeping Tom’ incident reminds students to stay alert
Simply being aware and alert can make the difference between danger and safety.
Editorial: Successful year for Student Senate, but communication could improve
This year, Student Senate made substantial progress on important initiative, but still needs to work on student outreach.
Brown: Basketball loss bittersweet as a wonderful chapter closes
Team's loss hurts all the more as graduation looms and time spent at KU comes to an end.
Editorial: Proposed cuts risk future funding for vital student resources
No matter how the student senate defines it, funding for important resources should continue.
Editorial: Donate to KU Blood Drive and help save lives
Be somebody’s hero and donate blood this week.
Editorial: Cutting Federal Pell Grant Program will hurt future job market
The president's idea for the future of Pell Grants is the best option for students at the University.
Editorial: Lawrence drivers must report potholes for safer roads
As spring approaches, it's time to start looking for potholes.
Editorial: The arts are good for Kansans and the economy
New executive order eliminating the Kansan Arts Commission makes Kansas the only state in the nation without at least a quasi-governmental arts agency.
Editorial: University should provide health care for domestic partners
The university should take a lead in domestic-partner benefits.
City commission changes rules for boarding houses
The city commission approved more parking spaces for boarding houses during Tuesday’s meeting.
Westar Energy case competition gives MBA students real-life experience
School of Business graduate students participate in a competition to assist a local energy company.
Power has been restored to downtown Lawrence
Westar spokeswoman said an underground equipment failure caused the outage.
Five arrested in two overnight burglaries
Two separate incidents in the 1100 block of Louisiana Street involved several students.
Kansas debate takes first at Wake Forest
The team defeated highly competitive schools last week, including teams from Harvard and Emory.
Debate team wins Wake Forest tournament
University of Kansas debaters defeated highly ranked teams to take first place at the prestigious tournament.
The University mourns staff member Mary Brieck
Chancellor Bernadette Gray-Little offers her condolences.
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Two candidates for law school dean to visit campus next week
The candidates will participate in public forums with faculty, staff, and students.
Graduate programs offered at the University
See which schools offer what programs and how any students each program has.
Government grant to fund system for special education students
System will help teachers learn most effective teaching methods for students.
KU pharmacy chapter awarded $2,000 for proposal
Proposal would incorporate multiple languages on signs and require practitioners to simplify medical terms for patients.
University to begin offering online summer classes
Students interested in summer school will no longer be restricted to on-campus courses.
KU Police complete search of McCollum Hall
Suspect has left the area and police have finished a room-by-room search of the building.
Museum party centers on the absurd
About 200 people attended that annual Spring Student Night at the Spencer Museum of Art.
Server outage causes campus-wide frustration
Internal power issues interrupted Internet service and left students and faculty to adjust daily routines.
University e-mail working
Students and faculty can now access KU e-mail.
Pollen count reaches record high
Allergies continue to affect students, but they may be treatable for most.
O’Connor gives inspiration to law students
Sandra Day O’Connor delivered the annual law lecture at the Dole Institute Monday evening.
Optimism, commitment top Chancellor's goals
Chancellor Bernadette Gray-Little’s inaugural speech emphasized academic success, dedication to research initiatives.
Sandra Day O'Connor visits KU
The first female justice will give a law lecture tonight
Chancellor to be inaugurated on Sunday
Secretary Sebelius, Gov. Parkinson among speakers expected at Chancellor Gray-Little’s installation ceremony.
Senate votes to keep Kansan funding
Senators approved an amended bill that includes a separate Kansan subscription fee, as well as increases to other student fees.
Senate to vote on Kansan fee cuts
The student senate will meet Wednesday to debate cutting the campus media fee.
Q&A with new provost Jeffrey Vitter
Former provost of Texas A&M University joins the ranks at KU
Student atheist’s video wins award
Chris Redford’s documented transformation to an atheist earns him online recognition.
Budget cuts result in smaller classes, fewer teachers
Quality of classes diminish as continued budget cuts exceed $37 million.
Jeffrey S. Vitter named provost, vice chancellor
Former Texas A&M provost will join the Jayhawks on July 1 as faculty and administration.
Senate Finance Committee passes cuts to media fee
The full Student Senate will take up the issue in two weeks.
Proposed cuts would limit Kansan's budget
Student body leader wants $1.70 cut from media fee.
Budget deficit forces transportation cuts
Governor’s proposal avoids further cuts to education
Parkinson addresses budget shortfall, prevents cuts to higher ed
In a speech today, Gov. Parkinson released his plan to address budget gap without cutting funding for higher education.
Final provost candidate to visit campus
Jeffrey S. Vitter, the final candidate for provost, will give a presentation on campus Thursday.
Committee examines academic calendar
The academic calendar for 2011-2012 is under review.
Penn State dean named provost candidate
The first of three candidates for provost, Philip J. McConnaughay, will visit campus Monday.
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