Kyle Carter

Kyle is a senior in journalism. He was a Kansan sportswriter, KJHK news anchor and is currently a KUJH multimedia reporter.

Recent Stories

Welcome to Kansan sports section

Sports worth caring about have arrived

You’ve been sustaining your sports appetite on bits about Barry Bonds and Bud Selig, napping through golf tournaments and dreaming that Michelle Wie would just give it up and go play for her high school already, and wondering whether the NBA’s referees are fixing the games worse than the WWE, but now you can put all that aside and sink your chops into some sports news that requires neither asterisks nor bookies.

Men’s ultimate Frisbee to play at Nationals

Horrorzontals will travel to Ohio for Memorial Day Weekend

A group of guys looking for a good time has evolved into a national caliber team with a qualified coach. The Horrorzontals will be making their third appearance at Nationals.

Former University student victim in shooting

Leslie Noble Ballew graduated in 1997

Two people were killed Sunday in the Kansas City shooting in the Ward Parkway Mall.

Spanish, Portuguese receive prize

Department teaches more than just language

The department of Spanish and Portuguese won a $10,000 award from The Center for Teaching Excellence. They have expanded their program to include cultural studies.

Baseball avoids NCAA reprimand

Team barely meets academic progress rate

The men's and women's cross country teams, as well as the men's golf team were cited for their academic performance.

Free-throw contest benefits Leo Center

Event helped raise money for new program to help uninsured diabetes patients

The diabetes program needs $80,000 for the year, and the event raised $2,000. Participants shot 25 free throws, and the 100 people involved competed in six age groups.

Kansas Relays offer chance to look back

Former participants reminisce about some of their fondest memories of the meet.

Will this year’s Relays give the participants the fond memories that remain with athletes from past years?

Fans practice for football season

Tailgating festivities and a moonwalk prevalent at the Spring Scrimmage

Loyal fans glimpsed into the future of Jayhawk football. Meanwhile, they honed their pregame skills.

Nonconference schedule near completion

Men's basketball to play Georgia Tech, Arizona and Boston College next season.

The new nonconference schedule will be complete in the next few weeks. The schedule will offer marquee match-ups home and away.

Compliance employers monitor athlete eligibility

Players can use office to help learn NCAA rules

Kansas Athletics offers help and advice to student athletes who might considering skipping their final years to turn pro

KUJH Reporter