The Commons shows the overlap of humanity and the environment.
Downtown celebration on Saturday will welcome Earth Day on Tuesday.
The Douglas County AIDS Project and Student Health Services will conduct the tests.
ConnectKU took home 43 percent of the student vote, but still could not bring down United Students.
Physical therapists will evaluate runners’ strength, flexibility and form.
Interviews with students before, during and after Kansas' championship game.
Kelly Mesi supports Walk MS because it helps with MS research and can help find a cure.
The lecture is a part of the SUA Spring Lecture Series and will be on Thursday at 7 p.m.
Three individual members were honored and attributed their teamwork to the paper’s success.
The gallery will focus on topics that will change every six months.
Dining Services reward students for taking better bites in campus dining facilities.
Tables on campus Monday through Thursday offer tips for healthier sleeping.
Discounted health food and positive images are also part of the week.
The Engineering Expo for 2008 focuses on solutions to enviromental issues.
The Center of Latin American Studies will distribute the money
An analysis of the economic and environmental costs of bottled water.
The department won awards for individual design, aerospace research and top educator.
The influenza virus is more prevalent on campus this flu season.
Student volunteers are making biodiesel on campus, and are looking for others to help.
Mary is an Omaha, Neb., senior majoring in journalism and history and minoring in peace and conflict studies. She was a reporter for the Kansan before working as a campus editor and copy editor this semester. She's not sure what she's going to do after graduation, but assumes any future career will involve living on the beach, traveling for free and making a 6-figure salary.
