Jesse Brown

Boxing legend steps out of the ring, onto the podium

George Foreman will be speaking about his career as a boxer and entrepreneur at the Kansas Union.

Campus Ministry starts 12-week series on the history of Jesus

Each the center will show a video on the subject, followed by a discussion.

Group vows to improve recycling in engineering buildings

Five Native American students are invoking their heritage to get others to see the importance of saving materials.

Regents approve increase in student housing costs

The Board of Regents today voted to increase student housing costs by 2.58 percent at the University of Kansas.

Medical school remains goal for many

KU students continue to apply in large numbers despite high cost of tuition.

Students face religious dilemmas

At the college level, some students find growth in challenging spiritual beliefs.

TV movie inspires dog adoption program

Olathe junior’s father writes novel that was made into Hallmark movie.

Free HIV testing promotes AIDS awareness

Campus organizations held the event Tuesday for World AIDS Day.

Student groups hold event for World AIDS Day

Douglas County AIDS Project will offer HIV testing in the Kansas Union.

Textbook rental could soon be an option

Professors and students look to start a rental program to make textbooks more affordable.

Google Earth co-creator speaks on campus

The University alumnus informed students and faculty about the future of Google.

Parking and Transit holds public hearing

Accessible parking was the most heavily discussed topic at the hearing.

An application to drink to

KU alumnus creates a smart phone app that provides liquor store locations and drink recipes.

Parking and Transit holds hearing

Department opens dialogue about parking issues to students.

Ombuds see increase in conflicts

The office aids resolutions in incidents between students and faculty.

Nursing students compete for academic edge

High demand for nurses and small number of spots force students to find extra opportunities.

Conference addresses economic concerns

Kansas Economic Policy Conference participants discussed changes in Kansas’ economy since economic decline.

Researchers work to prevent chlamydia

Team looks to disrupt infection’s growth and find an antibiotic to effectively treat the STD.

Top of the Hill

Students will be able to vote for their favorite places in Lawrence next week.

Fire breaks out at Fifth and Wisconsin

Two units of a four-unit apartment complex were damaged, officials said.

Forum, discussion to address vampire hype

Campus events to host conversations on interests in vampire culture.

H1N1 clinic canceled

University stops flu vaccines for today.

Homecoming festivities create extra revenue

Hotels filled and bars ordered more inventory in preparation for influx of alumni and families.

KU sees record number in diversity

Incoming freshmen of many races made this semester the most diverse in KU history.

Recreation Center offers lockers for $40

The Ambler Student Recreation Fitness Center has 40 of 100 reserved for rent.

Parking turns profit for students

Homeowners and students charge for parking near Memorial Stadium on game days.

Budget cuts hinder academic programs

Reduced course offerings make it tougher for students to graduate on time.

Equinox tour sheds light on campus

Professor Johnson showed students how campus buildings align with stars and cardinal directions.

Professor starts night tour of campus

Walk will explain how buildings on Mount Oread relate to astronomy.

Obama’s speech leaves students torn

In a speech to Congress, the president discussed the future of health care.

Student Senate reviewing alcohol policy

A subcommittee is considering changes that would let University employees enter dorm rooms without warrants.

Joe's Bakery gives away its secrets

Hidden ingredients to be shared before football game.

Cousins with local ties start up magazine

The two men combined their talents and created the online-only Epilogue magazine.

Institute announces research projects

Professors and fellows will work towards commercializing medical technology and engineering projects.

Expansion struggles with limited funds

Restricted cash flow causes schools and departments to find creative ways of funding new projects.

Professors receive awards for excellence

Committee to hand out over $100,000 in awards to University Faculty.

Ailing buildings to be repaired

With a backlog of $200 million in deferred maintenance, some campus buildings are getting updates.

Traditions: New faces, same great place

This year’s Traditions Night will celebrate new changes to University leadership as well as old traditions.

Oread Books celebrates anniversary

Oread Bookstore celebrates its 40th birthday on campus.

Tax return deadline quickly approaches

As the April 15 deadline loom for tax income returns, procrastinators frantically attempt to meet the deadline.

Art exhibit raises nuclear awarness

Lawrence Public Library host exhibit displaying history of Hiroshima and Nagasaki to raise nuclear awareness.

Energy council sponsors student projects

The University of Kansas Energy Council funds a student project that produces a hybrid vehicle.

Pistachio joins nut outbreak

Pistachio is the latest nut to fall prey to the salmonella outbreak.

Brown: Despite national title, Lawrence still lacks

Lawrence needs to rise to the occasion and become the best college town in the nation.

Brown: Longer break needed from school, midterms

Spring break isn't long enough of a vacation from responsibilities.

Brown: An ode to the hardworking teaching assistant

An under-appreciated group of people are there to save the day when your inattentiveness consumes most of your class time.

Brown: Who should pay for college?

The government seems to really care for me if it's trying to force tuition relief on colleges.

Brown: Politicians not worthy of enthusism

The 2008 candidates need more than empty words to gain cultural influence

Brown: Celebrities not quite role models

Younger generations look to Spears, not Superman

Brown: Text messaging alert system increases safety

Improved communication with students may prevent future campus tragedy

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