Sara Dykman visited The Raven Book Store for its 35th anniversary, enthused about raising awareness to facilitate and replenish the population of monarch butterflies.

Jerry Seib, a KU alumnus and experienced journalist, is leading multiple discussion groups throughout November centered on the upcoming midterm elections. 

A new Jayhawk statue was presented on campus outside of the Union. The statue, donated by the late James J. Ascher, represents making a home for the younger generation of Jayhawks.

The University of Kansas declares it will provide tuition assistance to the children of faculty and staff. Under the new policy, the Employee Dependent Tuition Assistance Scholarship covers the cost of 12 credit hours per year. 

The University of Kansas community expresses grief and anger following the death of Mahsa Amini.

A new Jayhawk statue will be unveiled at 1:30 on Friday at the Ascher Family Plaza. The statue will be presented in a ceremony commemorating James Ascher Sr. and will kick off family weekend. 

AbilityKU aims to build an inclusive community for those with disabilities and tackle the lack of disability accommodations on campus.

Presence was the word at the KU Student Senate meeting on Wednesday as they discussed how many members need to be present to meet in committee, when senators can miss meetings and where students can stay when their roommates test positive for COVID-19.

Phi Delta Theta’s five-year suspension on campus for hazing new members has been reduced to 3 and a half years. During that time, the fraternity has been operating as an off-campus organization while still using KU branding for promoting itself.