Scientists develop non-invasive anthrax vaccine
A nasal vaccine for anthrax is currently being worked on at KU. If created, this new vaccine would make it easier for mass amounts of people to be immunized in the event of an attack.
April 03, 2006
Coming up on KUJH-TV News
KU Info reopens. Judge grants permission for two Colorado professors to dig up 127-year old body from a Lawrence cemetary. KU announces the formulation of a new powdered Anthrax vaccine.
April 03, 2006
Three KU alum to be inducted in KU Women's Hall of Fame
The Women's Recognition Program will hold its yearly meeting Tuesday evening to honor students, faculty and staff for outstanding contributions and achievements.
April 03, 2006
Mayor's term ends Tuesday
Mayor Dennis "Boog" Highberger's term will end April 4. A new mayor will be elected by the city commissioners soon.
April 03, 2006
Researchers get permission to exhume grave
Two Colorado University professors received permission to exhume a grave at the Oak Hill Cemetery in Lawrence. The corpse is at the center of a 127-year-old dispute.
April 03, 2006
Lawrence schools plan to offer all-day kindergarten
Elementry schools wait for funding from the Kansas legislature in order to finance all-day kindergarten programs.
April 03, 2006
KU info reopens after brief hiatus
The new KU info booth may help answer questions about KU. This information center reinstated some of its former services.
April 03, 2006
Filing taxes brings more work to accountants
With tax day approaching quickly, professional accountants prepare for a rush of customers.
April 03, 2006
Biannual event helps with household safety
Daylight savings time serves as a reminder to check for a safety concern around the house. Officials hope that the day can help increase public safety awareness.
April 03, 2006
KU tennis team continues winning ways
The Kansas women's tennis team brought a four-match winning streak into this past weekend. The Jayhawks took on Oklahoma and Iowa State on Saturday and Sunday respectively.
April 03, 2006
Flint Hills farming threatens bird populations
Alexis Powell studied the effects of annual prairie burning and high-density bison grazing. He observed decreases in the population of birds dependent upon prairie grass and brush for breeding.
April 04, 2006
Coming up on KUJH-TV News
As more people use online banking, identity theft is becoming a bigger problem. A new study shows that Americans are more dependent on their cell phones than ever before.
April 04, 2006
Nicotine could affect chemotherapy
Lung cancer patients who have quit smoking, could affect their treatment by using nicotine supplements as cessation programs. Researchers report nicotine may have a negative affect on chemotherapy.
April 04, 2006
Cell phones have multifunctional purpose
Today, cell phones serve many more useful purposes than just talking. Their capabilites have advanced, but is it really that necessary for all cell phone users?
April 04, 2006
Online banking users take identity theft risk
Indentity theft is a definite problem today. Are people willing to risk identity theft through online banking, or are people willing to take the extra minute to track their bank balance the old fashion way?
April 04, 2006
Sunscreen doesn't protect against all UV rays
Is your sunscreen providing you with the best protection from the sun? What kind is right for you?
April 04, 2006
Ukrainian lecturer featured in discussion series
Russian refugee was the hot topic of KU's Brown Bag Discussion Series. What might attending this lecture have to do with one of KU's newest programs?
April 04, 2006
KU professor teams up with Croatian scientists
University of Kansas Geology Professor Stephen Hasiotis worked with scientists in Croatia to indentify and explore fossils found near a mountain range along the Adriatic Coast.
April 05, 2006
Organizations unite against sexual violence
April is Sexual Violence Awareness Month and local organizations have joined together to raise awareness through various events.
April 05, 2006
Mumps outbreak raises concerns
At a press conference Wednesday afternoon, Dr. Patricia Denning, Watkins chief of staff, said the best way to prevent mumps is to take precautions similar to preventing the flu or the common cold.
April 05, 2006
Phelps to picket medical center
Members of Fred Phelps chuch plan to protest homosexuality in the military outside the Walter Reed Army Medical Center on Thursday.
April 05, 2006
Urbanization pushes residents
Jeanne Bronoski's children once played hide-and-seek in the cornfields behind their home. But urbanization and growth has Bronoski planning to move further into the country.
April 05, 2006
Awards presented to Lawrence teachers
Three teachers in the Lawrence School District were presented the Mayor's Excellence in Education Award on Wednesday afternoon.
April 05, 2006
New bike trail proposed for Lawrence
Cyclists may soon have a new trail to ride. The Lawrence City Commission agreed to consider building a path between Lawrence and Topeka.
April 05, 2006
Coming up on KUJH-TV News
Three students are running for the student senate election. Two undergrad KU theatre students are directing their own plays. Day on the Hill returns to KU.
April 06, 2006
Day on the Hill returns to KU April 8th
After a four year hiatus, Day on the Hill is coming back to the University of Kansas. Spoon will headline the event.
April 06, 2006
Pippin kicks off Student Play Festival
The Student Play Festival begins Thursday night with <em>Pippin</em>, directed by Eric Avery.
April 06, 2006
Ignite and Delta Force continue their campaigns
Ignite and Delta Force are continuing to campaign for the upcoming election. KUJH-TV takes a look at both coalitions to see how their campaign strategies differ.
April 06, 2006
More mumps cases suspected in Douglas County
The Douglas County Health Department reported 10 more mumps cases Thursday, bringing the total of suspected cases in Douglas County to 21.
April 06, 2006
Oread Books opens section for books on disability
Oread Books has opened a new section for books on disability studies and disability rights.
April 06, 2006
Chanay aiming for publicity, not victory
Dennis Chanay doesn't intend to win the election for student body president; he just wants the attention for his referendum.
April 06, 2006
MMR vaccine may not prevent mumps
Doctors have reported five more cases of the mumps on campus. KU student Lindsey White experienced swollen cheeks and a slight fever when she came down with the disease.
April 07, 2006
Coming up on KUJH-TV News
There are now 21 reported cases of mumps in Lawrence. One student with the virus speaks with KUJH. KU undergraduates will showcase their hard work at this year's research symposium. Creepy crawlies are invading KU athletic locker rooms.
April 07, 2006
Early graduation could pay off
A bill introduced in the Kansas House would give high school students $1,000 as incentive for graduating in three years instead of four. But, some school officials think this bill could send the wrong message to students.
April 07, 2006
Athletes question locker room sanitation
University of Kansas athletes find themselves stuck dealing with less than desirable locker room conditions.
April 10, 2006
Students present work at research symposium
The ninth annual Undergraduate Research Symposium provides students from all majors with an opportunity to present to their peers.
April 07, 2006
City sells mulch at annual sale
Lawrence is one of the few cities in the U.S. to use 100 percent recycled mulch from yard waste. The city is selling the mulch at their annual sale on Saturday.
April 07, 2006
Weekend full of sports
It's a busy weekend for sports at KU as the baseball, softball and tennis teams are all in action.
April 07, 2006
Business school receives grant
April 07, 2006
KU takes series over Tech
The Kansas baseball team tallied its second straight Big 12 conference win after defeating Texas Tech 5-3 Sunday at Hoglund Ballpark.
April 10, 2006
Coming up on KUJH-TV News
Former Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle will speak tonight at the Dole Institute. A low student-voter turnout is expected for this years student senate elections. Some KU athletes claim the locker rooms are infested.
April 10, 2006
KU softball earns series split against #18 Baylor
KU took the first of the two game series Saturday, beating the Lady Bears 2-1 in 11 innings. Baylor returned the favor, beating KU to the same count Sunday and recorded the series split.
April 10, 2006
KU tennis loses home finale to No. 8 Baylor
The tennis team split the weekend series with a win over the border rival Missouri Tigers Saturday, but dropped the second series to No. 8 Baylor Bears Sunday. The weekend series rapped up KU's home schedule for the 2006 season.
April 10, 2006
Former Senate Majority Leader spoke at KU
The Lied Center ticket office stayed busy Monday afternoon as the Lied Center prepared to host their third lecture of the year. In the third Dole lecture of the year, Tom Daschle spoke about the United States' and world politics.
April 10, 2006
More cases of mumps confirmed
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment confirmed two cases of mumps on Monday. There are now 28 total confirmed and probable cases of mumps in Douglas County.
April 10, 2006
KU student senate elections kickoff Tuesday
It's election time once again at KU and student senate members campaigned Monday afternoon. Despite a low voter turnout in recent years, election officials are hopeful that students will get out and vote.
April 10, 2006
Campus construction to affect Jayhawk Boulevard
A new construction project slated for KU's main road will change the flow of traffic. Construction crews will be hard at work later this week on a new campus gateway.
April 10, 2006
Kansas issues Amber Alert for missing teen
Kelsey Stelting, 16, was last seen in Independence, Kans. early Tuesday morning.
April 11, 2006
Coming up on KUJH-TV News
The University of Kansas is trying to stop the spread of the mumps virus. With gas prices on the rise, many people are looking at the benefits of hybrid cars. Tax day is April 17, and students are struggling to file their W-2 forms.
April 11, 2006
High gas prices spark interest in hyrids
As gas prices rise, people look toward eco-friendly cars. And local car dealerships have noticed an increase in the sale of hybrid cars.
April 11, 2006
Tom Daschle promotes economic friendly fuel
Senator Tom Daschle spoke Monday at the Lied Center on Monday. Energy funding was top on his list of topics.
April 11, 2006
KU pushes to prevent the mumps from spreading
As the mumps virus spreads across the Midwest, the KU campus has seven confirmed cases and 14 probable cases of the virus. KU is trying to prevent students from spreading the disease across campus.
April 11, 2006
Spring is in full bloom
Springtime brings beautiful flowers and KU's groundcrews work hard to keep campus looking good.
April 11, 2006
Student Senate elections are in full force
It's campaign season for students at KU. Every last vote counts and students are encouraged to get their votes in while they can.
April 11, 2006
Taxes create confusion for many students
Tax day quickly approaches. Many KU students are struggling to file their taxes by Monday, April 17. Tax brokers around town have been helping students fill out their W-2 forms, but is there an even easier and cheaper way?
April 11, 2006
Safety first for homeowners during the springtime
The warm tempatures and sunny skies entice many homeowners to do work outdoors. But spring weather can give burglars the upperhand.
April 11, 2006
Missing Kansas teen found alive
Kelsey Stelting, 16, who was last seen in Independence, Kans. early Tuesday morning was found alive in Montgomery County.
April 11, 2006
Coming up on KUJH-TV News
The Student Senate polls close at 4 p.m. today and KUJH-TV News will bring you complete live coverage from both Delta Force and Ignite. How will a shortage of pediatric dentists in Lawrence affect local children? Students prepare for Passover at KU's Hillel House.
April 12, 2006
Shortage of children's dentists in Lawrence
How will a shortage of pediatric dentists in Lawrence affect local children? Lawrence's population is over 100,000 people, but only two pediatric dentists. The shortage of dentists could pose a problem for rural children in Douglas County.
April 12, 2006
Poll close, votes are tallied
The polls are closed and votes are being counted. Did students come out to vote, and was online voting a success?
April 12, 2006
Reports of mumps rises
The outbreak of mumps in Lawrence continues to increase, the number of cases is now at 42.
April 12, 2006
KU alumus runs for charity
A former KU student hopes to raise money for the Jubilee Cafe during a three-day run.
April 12, 2006
Parking fees continue to rise
Since parking fees began at KU they have increased over 400 percent. This fall, they will increase again.
April 12, 2006
KU Hillel prepares for Passover meal
Passover begins tonight at sundown and the KU Hillel is preparing for the traditional Seder meal.
April 12, 2006
Weather raises renters insurance awareness
Students can prepare for bad weather like March's microburst by purchasing renter's insurance.
April 12, 2006
Coming up on KUJH-TV News
More mumps cases found in the local area. Ignite earns a victory in the Student Senate election. Students are demonstrating to raise awareness of global humanitarian conflicts.
April 13, 2006
Ignite takes victory in student election
KU students have chosen Ignite candidate Jason Boots as student senate president. Majority of senate seats went to Ignite.
April 13, 2006
Delta Force and Ignite celebrate victories
Delta Force and Ignite celebrated their respective victories Wednesday night at their victory parties. Ignite won the President and Vice President seats, as well as 35 senate seats. Delta Force won the other 20 seats.
April 13, 2006
Referendums increase student fees
The referendums to fund non-revenue sports and multicultural education passed in this week's election, but the referendum to decrease student fees was defeated.
April 13, 2006
Students protest to raise awareness
Students lay on the lawn in front of Strong Hall, hoping to raise awareness of violence in Sudan, Uganda and Congo.
April 13, 2006
Stop Kiss continues Student Play Festival
Stop Kiss, the second play in the Student Play Festival, opened Thursday night at the William Inge Memorial Theatre.
April 13, 2006
Vaccine efficacy questioned
With more cases of mumps appearing in Douglas County, some have started to question the effectiveness of the MMR vaccine.
April 13, 2006
Immigration debate reaches Lawrence
Some Lawrence residents have been closely watching the proposed immigration laws.
April 13, 2006
Mumps infection grows in Kansas
As of Thursday May 4, there are 193 confirmed and suspected cases of mumps in Douglas Country.
KUJH-TV News has all the details, including how mumps spreads, and symptoms of the contagious infection.
April 14, 2006
Coming up on KUJH-TV News
The Lawrence Fire Department is moving out of Fire Station Number two to the brand new fire station number five. The home of one of Lawrence's most famous residents is for say on eBay. The KU football team is gearing up for the annual Spring Game at 7 p.m. Friday in Memorial Stadium.
April 14, 2006
President declares Douglas county disaster area
Due to the damage caused by the March 12 microburst, the president issued a disaster declaration for Douglas county. KU campus withstood more than four million dollars in damages.
April 14, 2006
Baseball defeats North Dakota State, returns to Big 12 action
The KU baseball team hasn't let up in non-conference play. The Jayhawks defeated North Dakota State 8-5 Wednesday. Can the team continue their success against Oklahoma State this weekend in Stillwater?
April 14, 2006
K-10 accident leaves one man dead
An accident on K-10 left one man dead, another hospitalized and paralyzed traffic early Friday morning.
April 14, 2006
Fire department relocates to new station
The Lawrence-Douglas County Fire and Medical department moved into its new station on Friday. The move to Station No. 5 puts the fire department closer to the KU campus.
April 14, 2006
Local author's cabin for sale on eBay
The lakefront cottage of William S. Burroughs, one of Lawrence's most famous residents, is now for sale on eBay.
April 14, 2006
School officials skeptical about new food guidelines
Congress is debating new federal nutrition guidelines that would ban soda and fatty foods in public schools. But school officials are concerened the new guidelines would conflct with current state programs.
April 14, 2006
Local AIDS organization suffers funding loss
Former Lawrence resident and AIDS activist, Chris Watson often travels to Washington D.C. to ask congress for more money to fund organizations like the Douglas County AIDS Project.
April 14, 2006
Lunch honors football staff
Marge Hazlett has worked for the KU Athletics Department for 38 years and Friday afternoon, Hazlett along with fellow staffer Carole Hadl were honored during a luncheon at the Eldridge Hotel.
April 14, 2006
Mumps, mumps and more mumps
Sixty-three cases of the mumps have been reported in Douglas County. According to the Lawrence-Douglas County Health Department, statewide totals reached 78 in Kansas on Friday.
April 14, 2006
Car fire
A Dodge Caravan caught fire in the parking lot of Trinity Espiscopal Church in Lawrence around 9:55 a.m. Monday.
April 17, 2006
FBI Special Agent lectures on ethics
FBI Special Agent Robert Herndon will lecture tonight on ethics in business. The lecture will focus on white-collar crimes and the type of personalities that commit these crimes.
April 17, 2006
Meier shines in KU football spring game
Red-shirt freshman Kerry Meier sparkled in his first collegiate game, leading the white squad over the blue squad 28-7.
April 17, 2006
KU women's tennis team wins first match
The KU women's tennis team still has two matches to play in the Big 12 Conference. They won the first match against 50th ranked Colorado this weekend.
April 17, 2006
Coming up on KUJH-TV News
Last-minute tax payers rush to file taxes. The Center for Disease Control and Prevention investigates more than 100 cases of an eye infection. Some residents of Naismith Hall were forced to stay in hotels this weekend.
April 17, 2006
Quick and Czyz lead KU to 7-5 win
The Kansas baseball team avoided the series sweep Sunday, defeating Oklahoma State 7-5.
April 17, 2006
Last minute taxpayers hurry to the post office
Monday marked the deadline for U.S. taxpayers to file their taxes. Lines at local post offices grew longer as the day progressed.
April 17, 2006
Heat forces Naismith Hall residents out of rooms
The combination of a heat wave hitting Lawrence last week and a broken air conditioning system cause some Naismith residents to temporarily move out of their rooms.
April 17, 2006
Local volunteer center looks for help
With one of the country's biggest fundraising events just around the corner, a local volunteer organization looks for helping hands.
April 17, 2006
Corporation donates seismic software
The Kansas Geological Survey and KU department of geology received a $500,000 computer software donation. This software gives students an opportunity to work with a state-of-the-art program used in the oil industry.
April 17, 2006
Local business to print KU materials
The University of Kansas hired a new Lawrence company to print nearly half-a-million materials with the school's logo.
April 17, 2006
Common contact lense solution linked to infection
There is some cause for concern among contact lense wearers who use a certain brand on contact solution. The solution may be linked to an eye infection affecting nearly 100 people.
April 17, 2006
Coming up on KUJH-TV News
Athletes engaging in violent behavior raise concerns about scholarship standings. Parents are facing hard decisions about where to send their kids to kindergarten. Personal trainers notice a trend at the gym that leaves their heads spinning.
April 18, 2006
From Montessori to public school
After sending a child to Montessori preschool, many parents hesitate to enroll their kindergartners in public school.
April 18, 2006
Get the most out of your work out
Going to the gym for an hour should give you a good workout, but many trainers are finding people are going to the gym to socialize rather than aerobicize.
April 18, 2006
Athletes get aggressive on and off field
The recent arrest of two Duke University lacrosse players, as well as a local incident involving two former KU football players, have put athletes in the spotlight for a different reason.
April 18, 2006
Researchers claim new problem with coffee
Should you cut back on your daily coffee intake? Recent studies suggest that too much coffee may increase the likelihood of a heart attack.
April 18, 2006
Choose water wisely
Bottled water may be more convenient than tap water, but your body may wish you'd reconsider.
April 18, 2006
Gas prices rising, again
When will gas prices finally stop rising? How high might they reach this summer?
April 18, 2006
Lawrence houses the homeless
Lawrence's perception as being liberal makes for a friendlier environment and an appealing city to live in to an increasing number of homeless people. But could liberal Lawrence not be as easygoing as it claims to be?
April 19, 2006
Coming up on KUJH-TV News
Even Start, a local program that has helped Lawrence families could close this year. A local play about Bleeding Kansas returns after a 20 year absence. The Student Union Activities sponsored a recess today on Jayhawk Boulevard.
April 19, 2006
Kansas Relays start Friday
Members of the Student Relays Committee were on campus Wednesday to promote the Kansas Relays.
April 19, 2006
The Ballad of Black Jack returns to Lawrence
After a 20 year absence, the Ballad of Black Jack returns to Lawrence. The play chronicles the fight Kansas citizens had to keep Kansas a free state.
April 19, 2006
Local nursing home faces closure
Lake View Manor vows to keep its doors open despite orders from state and federal officials to close.
April 19, 2006
Students get second chance for recess
College students don't usually get recess, but Wednesday they got another opportunity.
April 19, 2006
Local program at risk
A Lawrence program that helps adults earn their GED's could close its doors at the end of this year.
April 19, 2006
Program educates youth on tobacco
A Lawrence health project is teaching students how to teach tobacco prevention.
April 19, 2006
Watkins hosts runners clinic
Students and faculty had the chance to get feedback about their running style and get tips on avoiding injuries, thanks to a Watkins Health Center clinic.
April 19, 2006
Coming up on KUJH-TV News
The Wal-Mart recycling center is re-opening. Free mumps vaccines are being offered for the state. The 79th Annual Kansas Relays begin.
April 20, 2006
Earth Day kicks off with events
Earth Day is just around the corner, and there are plenty of events in the Lawrence area to celebrate it.
April 20, 2006
Recycling center reopens
The Wal-Mart recycling center reopened today after six months of renovations.
April 20, 2006
AARP teaches driving course
The AARP is teaching a defensive driving course to senior citizens in Lawrence.
April 20, 2006
Free mumps vaccinations offered
Douglas County is offering free MMR vaccinations as a result of the recent mumps outbreak.
April 20, 2006
Farmers Ball Thursday at Jackpot Saloon
Eight bands competed for a spot in the final competition of the KJHK Farmer's Ball at the Jackpot Saloon Thursday night.
April 20, 2006
Kansas Relays begin
The KU Relays, featuring two Olympic athletes and many high school races, started Thursday morning.
April 20, 2006
Men starting to live as long as women
New studies show that men are catching up with women when it comes to life expectancy.
April 20, 2006
Kansas Relays Results
The Kansas Relays began Thursday and will take place through Saturday at KU's Memorial Stadium. The Gold Zone II event on Saturday features former Olympic medalists, Maurice Green and Justin Gatlin.
April 21, 2006
Coming up on KUJH-TV News
The Kansas Athletics department revealed a list of NCAA violations the department committed during a period ending in 2003. Five high schoolers suspected of plotting an armed attack were expected to appear in court Friday. We've got your relays coverage!
April 21, 2006
High heels go beyond the problem of discomfort
High heels are a popular type of shoe, but pose a very dangerous problem. The shoes can cause foot soreness as well as spinal cord misalignment.
April 27, 2006
KU Athletics releases list of NCAA violations
At a press conference Friday, Kansas Director of Athletics Lew Perkins said there were some issues he wasn't expecting when he came to KU. Friday morning, the Kansas Athletics department released its list of NCAA violations in a 25 page packet.
April 21, 2006
KU professor encourages students to volunteer
Fourth graders from around the Lawrence area participated in the second annual Kansas Relays for Kids at the Anschutz Sports Pavillion on the KU campus. One KU professor gave his students a little incentive to help with the event.
April 21, 2006
Safety course offers tips and trends to seniors
Senior citizens in the Lawrence area had an opportunity to participate in a driver safety course on Friday at the Lawrence Public Library.
April 21, 2006
Bands compete in battle for $600
The eighth annual McCollum Hall Battle of the Bands will transform the lawn in front of McCollum Residence Hall into a stage. Six bands will compete for $600.
April 21, 2006
Negoiations continue over Wal-Mart development
The City of Lawrence, 6Wak Land Investments and Wal-Mart have asked the court to give them six months to file a new zoning application for the development of property at Sixth Street and Wakarusa Drive.
April 21, 2006
Kansas Relays boost Lawrence business
Local business hope to cash-in on the crowds that are here in Lawrence for the Kansas Relays. As athletes from all over the country line up at the starting block in Memorial Stadium, restaurants, retails stores and hotels look forward to serving the crowds.
April 21, 2006
Childhood obesity easily avoided
Childhood obesity is an epidemic sweeping the nation, but it can be easily avoided if parents keep their kids active and watch what they're eating.
April 28, 2006
Sewage problem hurts Lawrence businesses
Building is restricted in northwest Lawrence because the waste water system cannot accommodate the city's growth. There are plans for a new wastewater treatment plant, but some businesses in Lawrence have already been negatively affected.
April 26, 2006
K-State avoids sweep with 5-4 win over KU baseball
The University of Kansas was unable to overcome a season high four errors as Kansas State fought off a series sweep, defeating KU 5-4 Sunday in Manhattan.
April 24, 2006
Hail damages cars, building on campus
Bad weather struck Lawrence again. This time, it was hail that damaged cars and buildings on campus and across town. Hail, some of it almost as big as a baseball, hit Lawrence around 10 p.m. Sunday night.
April 24, 2006
Family owned farms decline
As the average age of the US farmer increases and those willing to take their place decreases, who will take over the dwindling number of Kansas family farms?
April 24, 2006
KU softball squeaks out 1-0 win against #2 Texas
Kansas used a strong defensive and pitching performance Sunday, defeating #2 Texas 1-0 at Arrocha Ballpark.
April 24, 2006
Lawrence schools try to prevent violence
Lawrence high schools are on alert and taking precautions to prevent a local disaster of its own after authorities caught students plotting a shooting spree at schools in Riverton, Kansas, and North Pole, Alaska, last week.
April 24, 2006
Students prepare for end of the semester work
With less than a month of school left in the semester, students are in a crunch to finish the many papers and projects teachers have assigned for the last several weeks.
April 24, 2006
KU must spend money to keep campus beautiful
With campus in full bloom, KU students and faculty are surrounded by the bright colors of budding trees and blossoming flowers. But maintaining a beautiful campus takes a lot of work.
April 24, 2006
Small flower shops don't profit from weddings
Stand-alone flower shops like Englewood Florist won't be making much profit from this wedding season, because the market in Lawrence is too saturated.
April 25, 2006
Officers lose the weight
KU Public Safety Officers are taking part in a new kind of competition to shed unwanted pounds.
April 25, 2006
Finance seminar conducted for women
The Edward Jones Investment Company helps local women plan for their financial futures by offering a seminar through Lawrence Parks and Recreation.
April 25, 2006
Free food draws crowd to new restaurant
A sea of tents filled the parking lot at the new Spangles restaurant for more than two days. Some Lawrence residents braved rain, thunder, lightning and hail just to get some free food.
April 25, 2006
Power outage leaves KU computer users unable to logon
Sunday's weather caused more than just hail damage. Information Technology employees believe Sunday's power outage is the cause of recent network issues on campus. Some KU computer users were still unable to logon to the KU network on Tuesday.
April 25, 2006
Beak 'em Bucks options expanding
Now students can make use of their KU Card both on and off campus. Find out which Lawrence restaurants accept Beak 'em Bucks cards.
April 25, 2006
Parking permit retrieval made easy
Waiting in line to get a parking permit can be a hassle. Luckily, this chore can now be done conveniently online.
April 25, 2006
Video rental stores compete with the web
Despite the convenience of online movie rentals, shoppers continue to use local movie stores when renting a movie.
April 26, 2006
New after school program at Liberty Hall
The United Way of Douglas County will sponsor "Wednesdays at Liberty Hall" as part of an after school program for Lawrence youth.
April 26, 2006
Students file claims after storm
After Sunday night's hail storm, property damage has risen and so have the insurance claims.
April 26, 2006
West campus library annex opens
A new library annex, funded by tuition enhancement fees, opened with a ribbon cutting ceremony Wednesday at 4 p.m.
April 26, 2006
Faculty members awarded
An appreciation ceremony for KU faculty members was held on Wednesday at the Alumni Center.
April 26, 2006
Students struggle with loan
With college costs on the rise and more students responsible for paying for their own classes, students are maxing out the amount of money they can borrow from the federal government.
April 26, 2006
Professor suing the University over politics
A KU professor is suing the University because he believes he isn't being treated fairly.
April 26, 2006
Jayhawk logo deemed too casual
The Jawhawk logo has been replaced on official school communication with the KU logo.
April 26, 2006
Coming up on KUJH-TV News
Gas prices have once again reached three dollars per gallon. A KU professor is suing the university. It's time once again for students to gear up for prom and graduation parties.
April 27, 2006
KU sued over denied tenure
A KU faculty member claims that he was denied tenure because of his belief in God. KU denies that personal opinions ever affect tenure.
April 27, 2006
Ethanol environmentally sound; hard on engines
As gas prices rise, people are looking to alternative fuels, such as ethanol. But are the environmental benefits and lower cost offset by the risks to your engine?
April 27, 2006
Multicultural Center gets new home
The Multicultural Resource Center will finally be getting a new home to replace the run-down building it currently is housed in.
April 27, 2006
KU offers Yoga workshop
KU offered a free Yoga workshop to help students and faculty better deal with stress.
April 27, 2006
Professionals attend fair housing seminar
Frustrated landlords and real estate professionals had an opportunity to voice their concerns during a fair housing seminar on Friday at the Eldridge Hotel.
April 28, 2006
Rising gas prices take toll on drivers' wallets
Local gas stations have reported more drive-offs over the last two weeks.
April 28, 2006
Professor argues tenure decision was unfair
Assistant physics professor Jeffery Olafsen is ready to formerly present his case against the University for denying him tenure.
April 28, 2006
Coming up on KUJH-TV News
As gas prices increase, local gas stations are losing hundreds of dollars each week in gas theft. A KU professor is suing the University over tenure. Americans worry about their weight all the time but now the overweight problem is spreading to kids.
April 28, 2006
Meals on Wheels
April 28, 2006
Students host prom for seniors
Senior citizens in Lawrence had another opportunity to attend prom on Friday at an event sponsored by Helping Unite Generatioins at the Kansas Union.
April 28, 2006
