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Ryan McGeeney

Photo Editor

Former KU student pleads guilty to animal cruelty charges

Cem Basoflas, Istanbul sophomore, will remain in custody for 30 days until his May 8 sentencing.

Judge sets animal cruelty hearing date

Student will face one charge at preliminary hearing on April 6.

Ghost world

As winter approaches, downtown Lawrence’s sizeable homeless
population must deal with crowded shelters, the possibility of stricter
ordinances, and the loss of a hidden refuge near the Kansas River.

Suspect in Dec. 1 sexual assault may be involved in past cases

The Lawrence Police Department reported on Monday that the suspect involved in a sexual assault of a Lawrence woman may be involved in four other cases of assault that occurred in Lawrence from July 2004 to March 2008.

Chancellor Hemenway announces he will step down June 30

University's 16th chancellor says it's a "good" time to step down.

City Commission stops chickens from crossing the roads

Lawrence residents bring up the lack of city regulations on chickens and hedgehogs.

Speaker addresses the idea of global justice and the obligations of affluent countries

Richard Arneson will deliver a lecture entitled “What Does a Liberal Society Owe the Disadvantaged?” at 4 p.m. today in Alderson Auditorium.

KU mechanical engineering class works to build a 500 miles per gallon car.

The class was a long-term project thought of by assistant professor Chris Depcik to give students more hands-on experience.

New Italian professor arrives at University

Crystal Hall went from an Cornell undergrad studying biological sciences to a Ph.D. teaching Italian at the University in under a decade.

Students, residents gather to view “The Day After”

Actor, director and producer answer questions about 25-year-old film, “The Day After”.

Ryan is the Kansan's editor of photography this semester. Ryan has also worked as the UDK's senior photographer and crime, courts and business reporter, as well as photographed and written for the Lawrence Journal-World and the Standard-Examiner in Ogden, Utah. After graduating from Wichita High School Southeast in 1993 and attending Butler County Community College for two years, he joined the United States Marine Corps in 1996. In 2003, he left the service and completed a bachelor's degree in political science at the University of South Florida in Tampa. In 2006, Ryan and his wife Sarah moved to Lawrence, where Ryan is currently working towards completion of a Masters degree in Journalism and Mass Communications.