Where does the money go?: An in-depth look at required campus fees
By Michael P Garrett Every semester, when it comes time to pay tuition, my dad jokingly replaces the K in KU with Fee. I always thought his clever catch phrase […]
By Michael P Garrett Every semester, when it comes time to pay tuition, my dad jokingly replaces the K in KU with Fee. I always thought his clever catch phrase […]
By Michael P Garrett The “Blue Hell” took on a whole new meaning as Sporting Kansas City battled against Real Salt Lake in sub-zero temperatures for the Philip F. Anschutz […]
By Michael P Garrett Since we were small children, we have been taught the importance of being thankful for the things we hold dear in our lives. As Americans, we […]
By Michael P Garrett With Thanksgiving just a few days away, students are eager for a break. We are at that point of the semester where the tests, projects and […]
By Michael P Garrett The Kansas Memorial Union and SUA will be hosting a watch party in the Kansas Union during each away game this basketball season. They kicked off […]
By Michael P Garrett The first ever “Mini” Big Event took place this past Sunday. Approximately 200 student volunteers served 18 job sites around Lawrence, Kan.
By Michael P Garrett It’s 3 o’clock in the morning on a Wednesday and Alek Joyce is just getting into bed after pulling a late-night bartending shift at Louise’s West. […]
By Michael P Garrett I feel most masculine when…? This is the question I asked seven different leaders on campus. Here are their responses: Bryne Gonzales – Vice President of […]
By Michael P Garrett Tyler Childress, Student Senate Chief of Staff, wrote a bill which includes the elimination of running with a coalition during the election process. According to Childress, […]
By Michael P Garrett The clock was winding down at the end of the first half, but Kansas’ lead slipping away to Texas Tech was the last thing on Natalie […]