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Pivot on the Hill
James Lipton, eat your heart out.
Recommendation denied in gender identity proposal
Commission voted “no” to recommending gender identity be part of Lawrence’s anti-discrimination code.
Regan: Irish 101
As her time in Ireland ends, Regan shows how to be fluent in Irish slang.
Regan: Hostels, cemeteries and 50-year-old men
While traveling abroad, Regan turns her Irish hostel experiences into advice.
Regan: Ireland could set example for peace
After years of violence Ireland is starting to find its own peace.
Regan: Drinking a major part of Irish culture
Irish embrace drinking as a major aspect of life.
Regan: LGBT want rights in Ireland: given some, not all
Columnist abroad works at Gay Community News, sees how new bill affects LGBT community
Regan: Smoking taboo doesn't fly abroad
Smoking in Ireland more acceptable than in U.S.
Regan: this reporter misinterprets Irish charm
Before she begins to study abroad, Kayla Regan learns how some Irish wish good luck
Mixed gender living situations work out
May is National Cohabitation Month.
Latino groups celebrate Cinco de Mayo
Campus organizations teach local children about the Mexican holiday through dance lessons and other activities.
Taylor Swift visits University
Within moments, a group of fans knew of Taylor Swift’s presence at the University.
Lawrence’s local hip-hop scene
With an increasing number of local hip-hop shows, local artists and hip-hop fans are increasing.
Lawrence packs a paranormal punch
Despite not being included in most haunted list, Lawrence has a ghostly past.
Five inducted into Women’s Hall of Fame
Gov. Sebelius and three professors among honorees at a ceremony Tuesday.
Will be homeless for food
Fraternity members camped outside HyVee this weekend to collect food and money for the homeless.
The University wins Hearst competition
The award recognizes writers and gives $10,000 to the school.
Controlling brown recluse spiders
The poisonous pest can be particularly difficult to eradicate from homes.
Presidential candidate’s laptop seized
Tutu Lee’s apartment was also searched by police in response to posted Youtube video.
Students concerned with safety of houses
Lawrence police reported increased incidents of trespassing, burglary and criminal damage to property last year.
History museum's motor causes smoke spread
A broken motor caused light smoke to fill the Natural History Museum on Friday evening.
Motor causes fire in Natural History Museum
A broken motor made smoke fill the museum Friday evening.
Renters have no say on political signs
Landlords can place campaign advertisements in tenants’ yards without permission.
Homeless rate in Lawrence increases
Experts encourage students to get involve and help solve the problem.
Graduate architecture course recognized
Graduate Design Studio VII will receive an Education Honor Award from American Institute of Architecture.
Students honored for work on campus media
KJHK, KUJH and the University Daily Kansan receive regional awards.
Increased rainfall causes more flooding
Students can take preventive measures to protect their homes and belongings.
In your cart, out of your wallet
Students pick favorite grocery stores based on price, quality of food.
Writing center roosts see consistent use
Consultation sessions in residence halls have higher numbers than past years.
Sigma Phi Epsilon renovations complete
The $1.7 million project includes new technology center, 7,000 more square feet, 60-inch plasma.
Housing counseling available to students
Counseling group teaches students about tenant rights and responsibilities.
Meeting shows how to save energy at home
A Westar representative will be on hand to explain how to cut consumption costs
Lawrence attracts freshmen, transfer students
The city’s nightlife, among other things, brings record number of transfer students to the University.
Campus mourns husband of dean
Larry J. Schmitz died yesterday from complications of a lung disease.
Student Housing sponsors lecture on LGBT issues
John Corvino will visit Hashinger Hall theater to heighten students’ understanding of LGBT community
Lawrence blogger dies of cancer
Young, who blogged about his health, day-to-day life with colon cancer, dies after three-year battle
K-10 Connector will increase prices
Bus line between Lawrence and Kansas City must increase rates to cope with budget cuts.
Painted walls blend therapy, artistry
Changing a room’s wall color can improve moods and encourage creativity.
Game-day parking: an ongoing problem
Student Senate and the Parking Department work together to find a solution that won't lose money.
International students find homes off campus
Dietary and transportation concerns are among the factors keeping more foreign students from living on campus.
Land lines losing to costly smart phones
Although smart phones are expensive, sales are increasing, leaving land lines losing revenue.
Co-ops offer unique housing options
Students living in housing cooperatives determine their own rent but also have to do chores
Students use Craigslist to find housing
KU students are using Craigslist to find apartments, houses and roommates
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