Holtz: Freedom of speech, freedom to tweet
18-year-old Emma Sullivan was not forced to apologize after a negative tweet about Gov. Brownback.
Bob Woodward speaks at Dole Institute
Woodward talks about his 40-year career as an investigative journalist at the annual Dole Lecture.
Police continue search for aggravated battery suspect
The incident occurred early Sunday morning in McCollum Hall and left one student with minor injuries.
The Hixson Opportunity Award helps students attend KU
Students must have dealt with personal hardships and have financial difficulties in order to qualify.
The unsettled life of Sarah Bregman
How one student's tumultuous past gave her a chance for a better future.
Public Safety Office releases photos of suspected 'peeping Tom'
Police are requesting assistance the search for the suspect.
University requires students in Japan to come home
University officials made the decision after the U.S. State Department issued a travel warning last week.
Homecoming theme announced
The 2011 homecoming theme "From Lawrence with Love" was chosen because of its versatility and potential float options.
Blizzard update: Latest information, as it comes in, on snow day No. 2
Classes and campus operations will resume Thursday.
Blizzard waring issued for Douglas County
KU Edwards Campus and Lawrence Public are closed Tuesday.
Lighted pathway approved by CSAB
Path will add lights to the Oread neighborhood, a project long-delayed.
Housing creates new regulations for students in dorms on break
New policy leaves option to stay in halls other than McCollum open for students
IT officials work on network problems
Students can expect faster login times, wireless Internet after winter break.
Student Senate passes resolution against bullying
The resolution is in response to cyber-bullying that has led to suicides in the LGBT community.
Student Senate drafts bill to reconstruct its Executive Staff
Court of Appeals allows bill to pass, but Rules and Regulations are unclear.
Changes to senate executive board may be delayed
A student senator has asked for an injunction preventing Senate from drafting a bill to change the structure of the executive committee.
One employee taken to hospital after fire
Fire at Anschutz Sports Pavilion Tuesday morning started in an exterior cooling tower.
Vibrant student remembered at funeral
Family and friends recall Matt Adair in a somber ceremony held in Topeka on Saturday.
George Woodyard left 'an indelible mark' on KU students and faculty
The 75-year-old KU Professor Emeritus died of cancer on Nov. 7.
“The Big Event” debuts in Lawrence in March
The project started by Texas A&M students is a community service event that aims to give back to college towns.
Lighted pathway project still progressing
The Campus Safety Advisory Board needs more funding to complete the pathway, which would run through the “student ghetto”.
KU in danger of losing research credibility
The University’s low rankings raise possibility of losing membership in the Association of American Universities.
KU gets a 'B' in sustainability
College Sustainability Report Card shows improvement for the University.
Republican candidates win big in Kansas races
Governor-elect Sam Brownback joins a GOP-run Kansas Legislature, seeks to implement his ‘Road Map.’
Educators question Brownback's higher education plans
The newly elected governor takes on a system that has suffered $100 million in cuts.
Be unique, go vote
Voter turnout among young people is historically low and this year looks to be no different.
And the candidates are...
Candidates are outlined for each race with platform statements and general information.
Anschutz plans to fix login problems
After several student complaints about the slow network, KU Information Technology officials promised to work on a solution.
Sustainability workshops available this week
The Center for Sustainability is looking for input on the Campus Sustainability Plan.
Chancellor won't sign national sustainability pledge
Central component of KUnited’s sustainabilty platform will not be signed by Gray-Little, citing time concerns.
Community pushes lighting project forward
The city attempts to get the plan back on track after KDOT rejects its grant application.
Student Senate chooses grad affairs director
The position was created to improve graduate student representation in Senate.
Students form group for KU socialists
Organization seeks to diversify political discourse on campus.
Student senate to create mission statement
A taskforce has been built to write the piece.
Senate says spending is business as usual
Student Senate has spent 30 percent of its budget after two sessions.
The University's hidden history
Archives reveal glimpses into campus, country and international history.
Audit at brewery is first step in recycling
Several KU students volunteered at Boulevard Brewing Company on Friday.
Arts center holds fundraiser in memory of KU professor
“Mad for Dance” dedicated to Janet Hamburg, former dance professor, raises money for dance scholarships.
Student Senate creates new graduate position
Student Body President Michael Wade Smith hopes the move will improve relations with graduate students.
Student designs Underground expansion
Design and construction management's projects also include Marvin Hall and Anschutz Library.
Student senators overcome old coalition allegiances
KUnited's super majority has not prevented active discussion on new legislation.
Officials agree to Underground expansion
The popular lunch spot on campus will undergo a 139-seat expansion to lighten congestion.
Dance professor dies in New York City
Janet Hamburg, respected professor of dance, died on Saturday, sending shockwaves through campus.
Student Senate approves $24,557 in new funds
A majority of the funds will go to Student Executive Committee salaries.
Senate rule accidentally omitted
The requirement for senators to submit event surveys for funding evaluation was accidentally removed during the summer.
Student Senate discusses platform goals and changes
KUnited president and vice president plan to focus on their established platforms in Student Senate.
Freshmen candidacy declarations due Tuesday
Students interested in running for Student Senate can find forms in the Senate office or online.
Financial literacy helps fit the bill
Educating children and college students about managing money may prevent another financial crisis.
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