Cynthia Carroll is ranked fifth most powerful woman by Forbes Magazine.
When eating at dining halls, it can be difficult to tell what specific ingredients are in meals.
Debra Davis visits the University tonight for KU Queers and Allies’ Transgender Awareness Day.
Last year, 763 Plan B pills were bought through the Watkins pharmacy.
Republican Lynn Jenkins, Kansas state treasurer, claims congressional seat for Kansas’ 2nd district.
This Halloween Eve, understand how phobias work and how they can be overcome.
The new additions for SBC was introduced to the public with a ceremony and a tour.
The National Science Foundation funded the program, which is aimed at graduate students.
Student leaders are looking for an alternative to the offensive phrase.
Turbo Kick and other exercises help students get in better shape thanks to more KU Fit passes.
James Hansen speaks about CO2 emissions and the crisis’ ongoing challenges.
Following two years of sagging participation, organizers hope to increase turnout this year.
With increased use comes the responsibility of users to maintain their scooters.
A mix of foxes, opossums, rabbits and skunks are becoming increasingly adept at living on campus
Researchers will use $20.2 million grant to do research on molecules for medicinal purposes
One student tastes everything at Tad's Tropical Sno - twice.
KU Dining Services is implementing changes to make on-the-go eating more environmentally friendly.
Recent study reveals that number of HIV cases are higher than government previously thought.
The Department of Student Housing decides to sponsor event to foster an alcohol-free environment.
Regionals provide club baseball players a break from finals.
izzlin’ Sissys won the men’s open division for the fourth time in a row.
KU will play teams from Arkansas, Washington University and Lindenwood this weekend.
The national team fell to Iowa State in Sunday’s Kansas Spring Classic at Baker University.
Unity, fun and even a fight marked the last game of the season
Joe is a senior from Apple Valley, Minnesota. This is his third semester working on the Kansan staff. He covered club and intramural sports last year. He will graduate this spring if all goes well with a double major in journalism and psychology. He enjoys candle-lit dinners and long walks on the beach (night or day it doesn’t matter).
