KU wins 2-0, marking its eleventh straight victory By Tommy Scuderi Second-ranked KU field hockey came into its Oct. 4 contest against #6 Bloomsburg with a 10-0 record, which tied KU’s best start ...

Romantic comedy set in Maine By Jalal Muhammad KU Actors Creating Theater (ACT) will host its fall play “Almost, Maine” in the Little Theater of Schaeffer Auditorium on Thursday, Oct. 16 at 7 p.m., ...

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Memoir stems from the abduction and murder of her mother in 1986 By Bethany McDonald ...

Memoir stems from the abduction and murder of her mother in 1986 By Bethany McDonald Author Kristine Ervin began her recent visit to KU by addressing the title of her memoir, explaining that “Rabbit ...

Golden Bears move to 3-0 record in the first Saturday home game By Tommy Scuderi ...

By Alice Frank KU’s women’s volleyball team held its annual Shannon Sullivan Memorial Tournament on Sept. 12 and 13 in Keystone Arena. The Golden Bears hosted three teams, including the Bulldogs of ...

Systems teaches self-defense concepts and techniques to KU faculty and students By Marie Shane On Sept. 15, 16 and 18, KU Public Safety & Police Services held its Rape, Aggression, Defense (R.A.D.) ...

The Trump Administration’s latest budget proposal does not just tinker with numbers on a spreadsheet—it attempts to erase opportunity itself. By calling for the elimination of TRIO, a $1.2 billion ...

A dark world colored in with bright chalk By Luke Houchin On Sept. 10, in ...

KU’s Shoofly Literary Magazine is now seeking original poetry, fiction and drama for its 2026 edition. Submissions are open through Nov. 30, 2025. Image Credit: Editor-in-Chief, Katelynn “Brie” ...