KU Environs proposes energy-efficient lighting
Demonstration lights were installed on West Campus to gauge efficiency.
Kansas Public Radio raises most money in 60 years
KPR raised $297,000 in pledges, the most it has raised since 1952.
Students show homemade race cars
The Jayhawk Motorsport team unveiled its self-built cars, including one hybrid car, this past weekend.
Spencer Museum of Art presents new exhibit
The Spencer Museum of Art reveals an exhibit that is the first step of "Project Redefine."
Public Safety Office releases photos of suspected 'peeping Tom'
Police are requesting assistance the search for the suspect.
Candidates propose transit changes
The RenewKU and KUnited coalitions present ideas to change transportation on- and off-campus.
Student coalitions examine on-campus dining options
The new campus dining platforms aims to increase student involvement in dining decisions.
New findings can help spider bite treatment
A KU research team explored the habitat of the brown recluse, a common spider in Kansas.
Student entrepreneurs find food niche in downtown Lawrence nightlife
The Last Stop Snack Shop is thriving on hot dogs and walking tacos.
University not subscribed to New York Times articles
A pay wall is forcing NYT users to pay, but Kansas students have a way around it.
Student Senate suggests new name for campus building
Resolution supports naming Art and Design building after former chancellor E. Laurence Chalmers.
Jason Mraz surprises students in Union
The recording artist performed an impromptu concert in the Kansas Union Friday night.
Former Kansas track star died Sunday
Wes Santee was a native Kansan and competed in the 1952 Summer Olympics.
Server outage causes campus-wide frustration
Internal power issues interrupted Internet service and left students and faculty to adjust daily routines.
University e-mail working
Students and faculty can now access KU e-mail.
Students ask questions about faith and the Bible
Panelists answered questions about Christianity in the “Ask a Christian a Question” forum.
Group celebrates and educates about Israel
Activities include reggae concert, Israeli food, speakers.
Powwow honors American Indian heritiage, customs
The Native American population comprises less than 1 percent of the University’s student body.
Students learn how to handle alcohol
Group hosts Jason Wren Initiative to educate University community about taking responsibility with alcohol.
International students celebrate differences with Awareness Week
World Expo will give visitors a look at cultural aspects of 30 countries.
Invisible children movement raises money at University event
At a screening of its film “GO” four scholorships were raised for Ugandan students.
Film screening raises awareness
The presentation, by the KUganda group, will feature a film as well as comments from a victim of the war in Uganda.
International Awareness week begins
The International Student Association aims to give cultural awareness
Twentieth annual Pride Week coming to an end
Queers and Allies sponsors the event, which will close with a parade on Saturday.
Pride Week events demonstrate need for gender-neutral bathrooms
Transgender students face fear and humiliation with simple male and female decisions.
Kansan cameras give FFA a facelift
"Your Say" is a visual version of the Free For All.
Art contest brings out students’ view of faith
Students submitted 21 works of art in the first occurrence of the contest.
Food festival raises money for freedom march
KU student group organizes events to fight for rights of low-income farm workers.
Students unite with low-wage workers
KU students and tomato harvesters in Immokalee, Fla., are fighting for fair wages.
Campus groups prepare for November election
Republicans and Democrats alike are looking ahead to the upcoming Kansas governor election.
Kansas students respond to racial tensions at Mizzou
The University of Missouri invited the students to attend a discussion on diversity.
Rock Chalk Revue premieres this weekend
After months of rehearsal, the student-run charity show begins March 4 at the Lied Center.
Crowning KU's Miss Africa
Kori Williams won the first beauty pageant hosted by the organization last night.
2010 homecoming theme announced
The Homecoming Steering Committee declares "Rock Chalk Roadtrip" as the theme of this spring's Homecoming festivities.
Accomplished California politician speaks at Dole
Former mayor and State Assembly Speaker Willie Brown brought balance and understanding between parties.
KU Hillel celebrates new home
The Jewish organization on campus recently moved into its new facility on New Hampshire Street.
Students celebrate Chinese new year
Student group hosts event to ring in the traditional Chinese holiday.
Program informs students about LGBT community
Safe Space Ally workshops provide information on terminology and issues surrounding the LGBT community.
Residents march to protest school closings
Three elementary schools could close because of state budget cuts.
Hate Out Week examines oppression
Sponsored by the Office of Multicultural Affairs, the even opens tonight with a featured speaker.
Student wins Super Bowl XLIV tickets
The National Society of Collegiate Scholars gave away Super Bowl tickets in a raffle.
Turning out for TOMS
Blake Mycoskie, founder of TOMS Shoes, gave a lecture at the Lied Center Tuesday.
TOMS Shoes founder to speak at Lied
Blake Mycoskie, founder of TOMS Shoes, will speak about social entrepreneurship at the Lied Center.
University celebrates King’s legacy
The Office of Multicultural Affairs held a banquet in honor of King.
Tefillin, an important ritual for Jewish men
A boy practicing tefillin alarmed airplane passengers and resulted in an early landing.
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