Creative writing major for 500, Alex
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.
University Dance Company to perform
The group will present their spring concert tonight at the Lied Center.
Chamber operas in short style
Students produce, perform, compose short operas based on folk tale and other literature.
From YouTube to Carnegie Hall
KU Tuba Alumnus will perform with the YouTube Symphony Orchestra in New York City today.
Former KU student wins cartoonist award
Charles M. Schulz Award comes with $10,000 prize.
University suspends faculty discounts
Tightening budget leads to temporary removal of basketball, Lied Center ticket discounts for staff.
Poetry Puppeteering
Spencer Lott makes his own puppets, and will use them to narrate Shel Silverstein’s poetry.
New plan splits School of Fine Arts
Music department will become School of Music, among other changes.
Playwrights compete in own Final Four
Four student plays will be performed at the English Alternative Theatre in a competition.
DJ Spooky addresses climate change with music
Show incorporates images and sounds of Antarctic ice falling.
Photojournalist shows work at Spencer Art
Stephen Williams encourages students to bring their own photos to share.
Noted Chinese director visits campus
Chen Shi-Zheng will be working with theatre and film students and discussing his latest work.
Revue gears up for 60th anniversary
For some, the event has become a family tradition.
Alumna to appear on ‘Millionaire’ today
2006 graduate said she was starstruck.
The life behind the scenes
Backstage workers spend countless hours preparing the costumes, set and lighting at University Theatre.
Students take drama class with children
Theatre course offers students and kids opportunities to teach each other
Lied Center offers discounted Wu Man tickets
Student tickets for “Wu Man and Friends” will be $5 until Thursday
Everyone loves a weekend Valentine’s day
Exhibits, concerts and theater performances among holiday happenings in Lawrence and KC
University Theatre puts twist on “Eurydice”
Student cast plays modern Greek myth characters in performance that opens tonight.
Suspects caught after McCollum robbery
The suspects were captured after they crashed their car.
Film professor returns from Sundance
Wilmott and crew for “The Only Good Indian” turn focus to promotion, sales.
KU 11th in study abroad participation
During the 2006-2007 school year, more than a quarter of KU undergraduates studied out of the U.S.
SUA revives Salsa Night with extra spice
Five local Mexican restaurants will provide chips and salsa to accompany Latin music and dancing.
New exhibition highlights climate change
An art show displays photos and artifacts to explore the North and South Poles.
Pianist revisits KU with KC Symphony
Kuok-Wai Lio will make his professional debut with the Kansas City symphony Sunday at the Lied Center.
Annual theater festival visits Lawrence
Midwest theater students flock to Lawrence for workshops, performances and competition
Discounted tickets for DJ Spooky on sale today
Beginning at 11 a.m. today, students can purchase discounted tickets for the Lied Center's March 27 DJ Spooky concert.
Jazz quintet defies musical mediocrity
Multimedia program at the Lied Center showcases 100 years of an American art form
KU flight club seeks to make flying more affordable
The group seeks to raise enough money to purchase its own plane
The club pays $94 an hour to rent a plane
The grass is getting greener for Greensburg
The town that was obliterated last May by a tornado will begin environmentally-conscious construction next month
KU architecture students will begin constructing a fine arts center for the town this week in Lawrence.
Hatching new ideas
Baby Jay’s beginnings
In 1970 freshman student Amy Hurst premiered as the first Baby Jay. Hurst created the character of the little bird on her own time and with her own money.
Professor Profile: Sarah Crawford-Parker
A few questions with Sarah Crawford-Parker.
Professor Profile: Brent Metz
A few questions with Professor Brent Metz.
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