Jennifer Torline is a Derby senior majoring in journalism and English. This is her sixth semester at The Kansan. In the past she has been a correspondent, a copy editor and a reporter covering the recreation and entertainment beat. She loves to write and has served several internships with The Wichita Eagle. This semester she is a managing editor and works with the campus, sports, opinion and special sections departments.
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Mark Petterson competed on “Jeopardy!” on Monday where he placed second for the day.
Leaving a lasting legacy
As Hemenway prepares to retire, he and others look back at how he's made his mark as chancellor.
Art festival adds a cultural element
SUA and the Spencer Museum of Art team up to bring art, music and dance to campus on Saturday.
Program to celebrate Hemenway’s 14 years
‘Hats Off to Hemenway,’ at the Lied Center, will commemorate the outgoing chancellor’s many roles.
Office of Multicultural Affairs relocates
The office will move to Sabatini Multicultural Resource Center, but services offered will remain unchanged.
Hip-hop at Bottleneck
Saturday’s dance-party Move! brings the hip-hop scene to Lawrence, with live art and professional dancers.
‘Tree of Life’ has roots in art, science
Lied Center performance will unite culture and science with on-stage dance, theater, and film.
Sustainable fashion show debuts tonight
Eco-friendly meets fashion forward at the Spring Student Night.
Professor’s film will show at festival
Students helped Matt Jacobson create “The Only Good Indian.”
Tickets on sale for jazz quartet performance
"Tree of Life — Origins and Evolution” features students and faculty from theatre, music and dance.
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