Emergency crews respond to fire alarm at Oread Hotel
Guests, including the Oklahoma men's basketball team, were evacuated.
Student files appeal in SNA election
Stouffer Place apartments replaces its leadership group to hold elections.
University budget faces cuts
Amount of operating money reflects the current economic situation.
Actions speak louder than words
For the first time, Kansas Audio Reader took on one vocational student’s entire courseload, deadlines and all.
Five groups chosen for Rock Chalk Revue
Performance teams chosen for March show.
Furloughs won’t affect student jobs
Students will be safe from temporary layoffs that could be implemented after more budget cuts.
Deans prepare for recent budget cuts
KU is searching for ways to maximize resources after an announced $2 million cut.
Kansan holds Q&A with Chancellor Gray-Little
The chancellor answers questions about the budget and her time so far at the University.
New state budget slices $2M from education
University officials say reductions were less than expected from Gov. Parkinson’s latest cuts.
Chancellor examines University standards
University committee will work with Gray-Little to possibly change admissions and recruitment procedures.
AlcoholEdu survey results confirm problems
The University’s alcohol task force received its first glimpse of the statistics Thursday.
Man charged in hit-and-run accident
Joel Cedric Hernandez was charged with vehicular homicide in connection to accident that struck bicyclist.
Athletes’ graduation rate at 63 percent
General student population graduates at lower rate than student athletes.
Chancellor’s inauguration date announced
Gray-Little will emphasize community service in her April 11, 2010, inauguration.
Silent auction to fund the community shelter tonight
A signed men’s basketball is among the items to be auctioned at Abe & Jake’s Landing.
Gray-Little plans University initiative
Chancellor wants to improve school’s national academic rankings and retention rate.
Hemenway spends days researching
After retiring, the former chancellor works in the Hall Center working on his upcoming book.
New Pharmacy building on schedule to open
Extra space should allow School to increase enrollment by about 50 percent.
Campus demand for flu vaccines increases
Watkins ran out of seasonal flu vaccine Tuesday and canceled all but one H1N1 clinic.
Web site offers information fair online
Hire Kansas Talent offers Internet forum for graduate program recruitment.
School of Education could implement four-year plan
School takes five-year plan back to the drawing board.
KU works on improving cell phone signals
The potential plan with phone carriers could help eliminate dead zones and missed calls on campus.
Stimulus providing fellowships to grad students
Fellowships will be available in early 2010.
CLAS implements new advising system
Graduation positioning system will help students explore majors and plan to graduate on time.
Students pass out after giving blood
Two students fainted on campus after donating in the blood drive.
Groups must detail fund proposals
Student Senate looks closer at funding requests after a decrease in the student activity fee.
Addition to Memorial Stadium approved
Board of Regents approves proposed plan for new section in Memorial Stadium.
Political speakers in high demand
Dole Institute and SUA attract figures for political lectures.
Bus crashes into campus building
A Park and Ride vehicle damaged Higuchi Hall Tuesday afternoon.
Lawrence junior dies in accident
University mourns Kara Morgan, who died after a car crash on Kansas Highway 10 Saturday.
Search for new provost begins
The University formed committees to find new provost and two deans.
Bud Light team-colored cans causing stir
University expresses concern about blue and red cans promoting underage drinking.
Athletics proposes new stadium suites tower
The Athletics Department hopes to build an addition to Memorial Stadium and pledges $40 million to academics if the plan is approved.
Jenkins talks health care
U.S. rep. says she’s happy to see many faces at town hall meeting.
'Personal Finance' enrollment rises
Enrollment in the financial course is at its maximum limit.
Future admission requirements may change
Kansas Governor and Regents discuss elevating school rankings by toughening standards.
Housing speeds up renovation schedule
Jayhawker Towers fixed apartments a year early at Athletic Department’s request.
Williams Fund opens to student body
Students can begin donating now for priority seating after graduation.
Alcohol education required for new students
New students younger than 22 must take an online course about using alcohol safely.
SUA sees drop in sales of discount card
Disappointing sales figures for an optional campus fee have left SUA puzzled.
A numbers problem for Engineering School
Amid budget cuts, Regents have asked the program to increase enrollment
Perkins optimistic about basketball programs
Kansas Athletic Director thinks previous accomplishments will mean successful seasons.
Perkins speaks on upcoming football season
Athletics director Lew Perkins spoke of planned improvements in defense and a strengthened schedule.
Review: Shop Class As Soulcraft
Philosopher-mechanic explores intellectual value of blue-color work.
Job placement rate worries professionals
Career experts see hope in the future for job opportunities despite recent problems.
Memorial Stadium gains new cheering section
Students have a new section dedicated to traditional songs, cheers and chants.
Regents allocating funds to maintenance, tuition
Two thirds of funds are going towards deferred maintenance with the remainder providing tuition assistance.
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