Students celebrate holiday season with “Chanukah Bowl”
The eight-day Jewish celebration, Hannukah, officially begins at sunset today.
Fan, age 92, tells of love, basketball
Margaret Shirk, 1939 graduate, and her husband have been longtime followers of KU men’s team.
Alcohol on the brain: a look at the long term
Binge drinking may have negative long-term effects that many students don’t realize.
Graduates face unknown after college
Students graduating in December may face difficulties finding full-time jobs.
Students save by staying put for Thanksgiving
High airline ticket prices have convinced some students to spend the holiday away from home.
Downtown events kick off the holiday season
Downtown Lawrence, Inc. hopes performances on Massachusetts street and other festivities will encourage early shopping.
Samba to support Brazilian children
University organization KU Two Brothers to hold a fundraiser Friday at Cielito Lindo.
Snow comes early in semester
Lawrence and University officials prepare for winter.
Visiting politician draws diverse crowd
Kinky Friedman, candidate for governor of Texas, promoted cigar chain, music and books in Lawrence.
Alzheimer's deserves attention
KU professor reminds students that Alzheimer’s is a growing problem in the population.
Acting group presents immigration issues
Troupe from Cornell University performed “Desiertos,” a play that highlights Mexican-American border struggles.
PSA targets dangers of driving and texting
Cell phone-related accidents, like cell phone use, are on the rise.
Shaffer remembered for his charisma
Students and colleagues recall the former professor’s stories and passionate character.
Fans celebrate first game of season
Freshmen and graduates alike ready to participate in basketball traditions.
'Karving for Kids' helps out charities
For its first event of the year, Dance Marathon tries a festive alternative.
‘Jewish Jordan’ talks faith, basketball
Jewish Division 1 player who never played on holy days speaks tonight to all faiths.
University promotes students’ cyber security
KU Information Technology is encouraging students to recognize and protect themselves from online threats.
Homeless shelter offers limited space
Lawrence Community Shelter is struggling to house homeless after another Lawrence shelter’s closure.
Former Shell executive talks energy
KU alumna Linda Cook, one of Forbes’ most powerful women, emphasized need for energy engineers.
Doctoral student discovers fanged frog
New bird-eating species discovered in Thailand measures 12 to 15 centimeters long.
New Web database replaces Spanish books
200-level Spanish students replace printed texts with a cheaper, more interactive alternative.
Working together: media and the military
Students interview soldiers from Leavenworth for joint military and media program.
Enrollment shows effect of economy
School of Business reports increase in students since economic recession.
Students stay in town for Jewish holiday
Chabad Jewish Center will hold Rosh Hashana services this weekend for those away from home.
Female engineers get new support group
Mentor program offers tutoring, advice and support to an extreme minority in engineering: women.
Undergraduates research abroad
Students are finding new ways to earn credits and help people.
Library exhibit raises AIDS awareness
Health educators say students don’t take the disease and its effects seriously enough.
Students can now get transcripts online
Registrar’s Office now allows for students to request and obtain their transcripts through the Internet.
Religious groups try for more members
Clubs plan events to boost numbers and help students.
Grants reward student volunteers
Careers for the Common Good will pay 200 University students who serve in struggling communities.
Hawk Week event shows campus multiculturalism
“Take Over the Beach” lets students explore the University’s ethnic and cultural groups.
Buddy program aimed to help new freshman
New “buddy” program encourages upperclassmen in the Honors Program to give advice to incoming freshman.
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