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As economic uncertainty rises, younger generations turn to nostalgic, affordable luxuries that bring comfort and escape.
Thrift Market will host a thrift event at Cider Gallery on Sunday, June 29 from noon to 5 p.m. Vendors will offer selections ...
Freedom Fest at Centennial Park will celebrate and review the Constitution. It will have food and family activities.
David Awbrey recalls sitting inside his house on Tennessee Street on a dark Monday night when someone outside yelled that the Kansas Union was on fire. He peered up the ...
Through a series of tests, it has been confirmed that mold is present in the some of the dorms at the University of Kansas. Residents have reported negative health effects ...
A video of KU professor Phillip Lowcock went viral on X depicting Lowcock making remarks about men choosing not to vote for a female presidential candidate because ...
Multiple organizations have voiced their frustrations with the declining state of buildings on campus, like Wescoe Hall and the stairs in front of the Anschutz Library. The Young Democratic ...
The Student Senate assembly voted to override Student Body President DaNae Estabine's veto of a bill the recognizes the genocide in Palestine on Wednesday.
For the 2023 fall semester, the University of Kansas welcomed its largest freshman class in history, with 5,259 students — an increase of 18% from the year prior. In 2023, the Lawrence campus ...
The University of Kansas has yet to respond to multiple protests that have occurred across campus including the protest of the alleged behavior of engineering professor Lorin Malesky, and the ...
KU Alumna Chloé Cooper Jones spoke at Liberty Hall as a part of KU Common's lecture series. She shared with Sofia Lamento her philosophy for writers to embrace creativity, remain ...
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