KUMC has book bound in human skin
Books bound in human skin are more common than one may think. KUMC and several other universities across the nation house human skin bound books in their special collection libraries.
March 27, 2006
Lacrosse team enters season with new budget,skills
The young, upstart KU men's lacrosse team began five years ago with only a handful of players. It is now the largest club program on campus and ready to make a statement on the field this season.
March 14, 2006
Coming up on KUJH-TV
Lawrence support group has trouble finding women who want to quit smoking, Miss Kansas, Adrienne Rosel, is on campus tonight, a post-Mardi-Gras New Orleans copes six months after Hurricane Katrina, and record high temperatures lure people to outside activities.
March 01, 2006
Pageant winner visits alma mater
Miss Kansas alumna returns for basketball game appearance.
March 01, 2006
Some smokers not interested in getting help
Although some smokers are interested in quitting, many are not seeking help. A support group, KU Circle of Support, is lately noticing students are not as interested in quitting the habit as the group would like.
March 01, 2006
Broadcast legend says goodbye to KU
Basketball players aren't the only ones saying goodbye, fans say farewell to Max Falkenstien after six decades of sports coverage.
March 01, 2006
KDOT invests in highway safety
Kansas Department of Transportation workers are taking the first step in making Kansas Highway 10 a safer place for drivers.
March 01, 2006
Jayhawks to take on Buffaloes tonight
The Jayhawks take on the Colorado Buffaloes at 7 p.m. Wednesday at Allen Fieldhouse.
March 01, 2006
Marijuana ordinance passed
The city commission passed a new ordinance moving hearings for marijuana violations from district court to municipal court.
March 01, 2006
Back in first place
After defeating Colorado last night and thanks to a little help from Texas A&M, Kansas is back on top tied with Texas for the Big 12 Crown.
March 02, 2006
Badminton eases transition for foreign students
The prominence of basketball reigns over the KU campus. However, foreign students are finding enjoyment in a not-so-popular sport: badminton.
March 02, 2006
Coming up on KUJH-TV News
Number four fire station proposed to become a museum. Students to showcase videos at KU iMovie film festival. New programs for student and employees to become healthier are introduced to KU. The petition to dig up grave has been approved.
March 02, 2006
Lawrence approves exhumation for CU professors
The city of Lawrence has approved an exhumation petition from two University of Colorado professors who want to dig up a grave that allegedly belongs to John Wesley Hillman.
March 02, 2006
National organization to speak on Eating Disorders
Two professionals from the National Eating Disorders Association are coming to KU to speak tonight for Eating Disorder Awareness Week.
March 02, 2006
Historic fire station's future uncertain
Historic Lawrence fire station number four is being closed, but there is some debate over what the building will be used for afterwards.
March 02, 2006
KU offers new health program
Watkins Memorial Health Center is starting a new health program called "Weight Watchers at Work," as part of Lawrence campus wellness programs.
March 02, 2006
Students poke fun at iPods in iMovie film festival
Two KU students, taking inspiration from being tuned out by people listening to iPods, made a film for this weekend's iMovie Film Festival.
March 02, 2006
Coming up on KUJH-TV News
Three Kansas bishops hope to get legislature passed to ban concealed weapons in churches. The film "Capote" is up for five Oscars including best picture on Sunday. We'll show you where fans will head to watch the glitz and glamour.
March 03, 2006
Jazz Festival atttracts local musicians
Jazz ensembles from area schools came to Murphy Hall Friday to perform songs and attend clinics by professional jazz musicians. The Annual Jazz Festival is sponsored by the KU Department of Music and Dance.
March 03, 2006
Senior night excitment
KU's women's basketball lost to K-State Thursday night 62-44. The emotions of senior night may have contributed to the loss.
March 03, 2006
Religious leaders oppose concealed weapon bill
It's a battle of a different kind between Church and State. Local church denominations are reacting to the proposed Kansas concealed weapon bill.
March 03, 2006
Gambling for school funding in Kansas
Its all or nothing as state senate leaders look to gambling as a source of revenue for public schools in Kansas.
March 03, 2006
Lawrence homeless man sets goals
Right now, Jason Williams' main problem is getting money to pay for his medication. Yet the homeless man has another goal while he's in Lawrence.
March 03, 2006
KU baseball breaks out the brooms
The University of Kansas baseball team took all three games against Western Illinois in opening weekend at Hoglund Ballpark.
March 03, 2006
Spring blood drive continues all week
Students and faculty can donate blood at the Community Blood Center spring blood drive all week. To attract more volunteers, the Blood Center has set up its "Blood Vessel" trailers around campus.
March 06, 2006
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Contractors are feeling the affects of Hurricane Katrina in costs, the University of Kansas introduced its latest building, the Multidisciplinary Research Building and motorists tend to get caught on Mass. Street more than any other location in Lawrence.
March 06, 2006
Improved tennis team set for season
A fusion of international and American talent is helping improve seasons records.
March 06, 2006
Building dedication on west Campus
KU dedicates the Multidisciplinary Research Building. The building will house research space for a variety of scientific fields.
March 06, 2006
Speeding consistent on downtown street
Police catch speeding drivers on a one-block stretch more often than any other place in Lawrence.
March 06, 2006
Cost of building materials on the rise
Although Hurricane Katrina hit the Gulf Coast more than six months ago, one city department in Lawrence is currently feeling its impact.
March 06, 2006
KU job candidates make final pitch
Final candidates for Associate Vice Provost for Student Success give their presentations this week.
March 06, 2006
Kansas falls to Kansas State again
Kansas played its last Big 12 game of the season, falling to Kansas State again, this time a 72-52 setback at Reunion Arena in Dallas for the Big 12 Women's Basketball Tournament.
March 07, 2006
Coming up on KUJH-TV News Tonight
Eagle Bend golf course is losing money and Lawrence City Commissioners want to help. The student created Chalk Magazine made its debut last week. Local tanning salons are seeing an increase in business from men.
March 07, 2006
Tanning not just for women
Women are not the only ones tanning anymore. One local tanning salon has seen a huge boost in business from men.
March 07, 2006
Universities recruit via web sites and e-mail
Universities are saving money by revamping their web sites to recruit students, but online recruiting makes it difficult to estimate enrollment.
March 07, 2006
Eagle Bend having financial troubles
Will Lawrence golfers have to give up their municipal golf course at Eagle Bend Golf Course? Eagle Bend Golf Course's financial capabilities might close the business all together.
March 07, 2006
Chalk magazine found everywhere
A new magazine sweeps KU's campus. Chalk magazine provides KU students with a variety of useful information.
March 07, 2006
KU students create Katrina tax web site
KU business graduate students hope their Katrina tax relief website will help clear up confusion.
March 07, 2006
KU's National Merit Scholar rank increases
KU rises four spots from their ranking last year of incoming freshman who are National Merit Scholars.
March 07, 2006
Proposed bill makes cruelty to animals a felony
What impact would an animal cruelty bill have on Kansas residents? The bill would increase the first time abuse of an animal from a misdemeanor to a felony.
March 07, 2006
Big 12 champs
The Jayhawks avenged an earlier loss to Texas by defeating the Longhorns, 80-68, to become the 2006 Big 12 Tournament champions.
March 08, 2006
Big 12 Women's Coverage
Check here for continuing Big 12 Women's Tournament coverage.
March 08, 2006
KU Info kiosk installed
A kiosk has made its first appearance to remind students that KU Info is here to stay.
March 07, 2006
Gordon Parks died Tuesday at 93
Gordon Parks, Fort Scott native and winner of the William Allen White Foundation 2006 National Citation, died Tuesday at the age of 93.
March 08, 2006
Coming up on KUJH-TV News
Lawrence City Manager Mike Wildgen submitted his resignation Wednesday morning. Police arrested and charged three college students today in Brimingham, Alabama.
March 08, 2006
Parking lot construction underway
Construction for a new KU parking lot began Feb. 13 on West Campus. The KU Parking Department invested $10 million for the new lot, which will provide 1,500 extra parking spots.
March 08, 2006
KU celebrates International Women's Day
March is Women's History Month and today marks the 97th celebration of International Women's Day.
March 08, 2006
Week helps raise Asia Awareness
Students help bring Asian culture to KU during Asia Week.
March 08, 2006
City Manager resigns under pressure
Mike Wildgen gave notice after the Lawrence City Commission requested his resignation.
March 08, 2006
STA offers options for fans
Students interested in attending the KU game should act quickly to make travel arrangements.
March 08, 2006
Controversial display gets student attention
The Queers and Allies Organization hope to raise awareness about transgender backlash with a project displayed on Wescoe Beach.
March 08, 2006
Proposed rental increase affects public
Changes in fairground rental costs will impact clubs and community.
March 08, 2006
Local program fights to keep funding
A service offered in the Lawrence schools may come to an end at the end of the year without public funding.
March 08, 2006
Coming up on KUJH-TV News
After Sunday's damaging storms, insurance companies are busy helping residents make property claims. KU's class cancelation yesterday forced teachers to reschedule mid-terms. Lawrence stores are gearing up for the NCAA and WNIT tournaments.
March 14, 2006
Many insurance claims made for damages
The shock of Sunday's microburst may have passed, but many Lawrence residents are still dealing with damages to their homes and cars. Insurance companies in Lawrence have been busy helping residents make property claims.
March 14, 2006
Storm forces changes to midterm schedule
The storm that slashed through the KU campus on Sunday, March 12, is wrecking havoc on students' midterm schedules.
March 14, 2006
Buildings on campus restricted
A few buildings on campus are still restricted because of damages from Sunday's storm.
March 14, 2006
Alternative spring break
Spring break is just around the corner. Rather than hitting the beach, some KU students will spend their week off doing something a little different than most.
March 14, 2006
Consideration for coffee intake
Some students might need to watch their daily coffee consumption. How much coffee is too much?
March 14, 2006
KU apparel in high demand
With the KU men's basketball team sitting comfortable in the brackets after being named Big 12 champions and the women's program ready to start play in the WNIT, downtown Lawrence stores are stocking up with Jayhawk gear. The KU Big 12 Champion shirts and hats are the hottest items on the store shelves.
March 14, 2006
Mentoring programs may see improvements
Governor Sebelius's new plan may bring much needed improvements to local mentoring programs. What might this mean for our children?
March 14, 2006
Coming up on KUJH-TV News
Taxes are due one month from today, are you ready to file? Chancellor Robert Hemenway received an American flag today. Plus, damage totals from Sunday's storm pile up.
March 15, 2006
Athletics Dept. hopes to curb ticket scalping
The KU Athletics Department wants to stop those who make a profit from the resale of men's basketball tickets.
March 18, 2006
For Tax advice call the IRS
Income tax returns are due one month from today and free help from the IRS is just a phone call away.
March 15, 2006
Salvation Army tries to raise millions for new gym
The Salvation Army biddy basketball league needs a new building and a new campaign will help raise money for the cause.
March 15, 2006
No federal aid for Lawrence
Lawrence residents won't be getting federal aid following Sunday's violent weather.
March 15, 2006
Capitol presents KU with flag
Chancellor Robert Hemenway received an American flag at the capitol building Wednesday.
March 15, 2006
Comedy contest to be judged
The winner of the comedy contest will be chosen Wednesday.
March 15, 2006
Obesity epidemic in children poses problem
This generation's children have the highest obesity rate in history, which some blame on a decrease in school-sponsored physical activities.
March 16, 2006
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A local farm is receiving help from its customers and volunteer students. An apartment complex in Lawrence re-evacuated its residents. Free online viewing of the Men's NCAA basketball tournament poses problem for businesses.
March 16, 2006
NCAA Tournament may cause lost productivity
The NCAA Tournament is a big event for many people, but fans' frequent score-checking could cause lost productivity for businesses.
March 16, 2006
Bishop Seabury students help clean up
Students from Bishop Seabury Academy volunteered their time to help a local business clean up after Sunday's storm.
March 16, 2006
Residents relocate because of storm
Tenants of Berkley Flats have been relocated because of Sunday's microburst. Repairs are expected to begin after a permit is issued.
March 16, 2006
Jayhawks in WNIT
Kansas knocked off Northern Iowa 59-49 Thursday night in the preliminary round of the WNIT Tournament at Allen Fieldhouse.
March 16, 2006
NCAA womens swimming championships
Check out the the first day's results for the NCAA Womens Division One Championship.
March 17, 2006
Coming up on KUJH-TV News
A pilot attempts to break an aviation record. The 17th annual St. Patrick's Day rocks Mass. Street. And the KU basketball team's March Madness begins in the Palace of Auburn Hills, Mich.
March 17, 2006
Jayhawks in WNIT
Kansas knocked off Northern Iowa 59-49 Thursday night in the preliminary round of the WNIT Tournament at Allen Fieldhouse.
March 17, 2006
Extreme drought raises concerns in Kansas
Farmers are powerless when it comes to the weather, but drought in Kansas has farmers eyeing the sky. In response, Governor Sebelius convened the state's Drought Response team today to assess the situation.
March 17, 2006
Setting flying records is no small feat for Fossett
Steve Fossett landed his plane in Salina today making him the only person to fly more than 25,320 miles in three days.
March 17, 2006
Music induction rocks Liberty Hall
Liberty Hall will host the second ever Kansas Music Hall of Fame induction ceremony. Melissa Etheridge and Gene Clark are just a few of the musicians who will be honored on Saturday.
March 17, 2006
Booze bandit suspect captured yesterday
Lawrence Police captured liquor store robbery suspect, Lalo Leon Miller, yesterday morning. Police suspect that Miller robbed more than 20 liquor stores over the last year.
March 17, 2006
Magical creatures and potions lure kids to camp
Harry Potter inspires the Lawrence Parks and Recreation Department to host "Hogwarts Camp" for children next week. The camp combines the mystics of Harry Potter and the safety parents want so children can have a spellbinding spring break.
March 17, 2006
Kansas Senate is not gambling with proposed bill
A gambling bill that would give additional money to public schools failed in the Kansas Senate today. As a result school financing plans will now face revision.
March 17, 2006
Parade goers get their luck o' the Irish
Leprechauns, floats, bagpipes, Oh my! The 17th annual St. Patrick's Day parade drew quite a crowd to downtown Lawrence to watch the floats.
March 17, 2006
Motown Meltdown
For the second consecutive season the Kansas men's basketball team was defeated in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.
March 20, 2006
Kansas citizens urged to relieve drought
After the fourth driest Kansas winter on record, Governor Kathleen Sebelius raised the drought alert level to warning status for 80 counties on March 21. Twenty-five counties in northeast and east Kansas remain under drought watches.
March 27, 2006
KUMC has book bound in human skin
Books bound in human skin are more common than one may think. KUMC and several other universities across the nation house human skin bound books in their special collection libraries.
March 27, 2006
Coming up on KUJH-TV News
The KU Hillel group helps Katrina victims. Pride Week starts today on Wescoe Beach. Jack Kemp visits campus.
March 27, 2006
Pride Week begins at KU
The campus of the Unversity of Kansas hosts several lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgendered events throughout the week.
March 27, 2006
KU's student radio station returns
The student radio station at the University of Kansas resumes broadcasting after storm damage shut down the station.
March 27, 2006
Helping rebuild America on spring break
Spring break wrapped up on Sunday and students filed back into Lawrence from all around the world. While some students spent the week lounging on the beaches, others were hard at work helping rebuild lives.
March 27, 2006
Kids alone in cars could bring harsh penalties
Parents in Lawrence may need to keep a close watch on their kids. A proposed law could make it illegal to leave children 8 years old or younger alone in a car.
March 27, 2006
Finding a job is harder in students' eyes
Nationwide, finding jobs may be difficult for graduates, but that may not be the case at the University of Kansas.
March 27, 2006
Oral piercings
March 28, 2006
Coming up on KUJH-TV News
The Lawrence Humane Society is gearing up for the spring season. The Lawrence City Commission is looking at two proposals for the Carnegie Library. Dentists are concerned about the growing popularity of mouth piercings.
March 28, 2006
Animal adoption season begins
The animal adoption season has begun. The Lawrence Humane Society has started its puppy and kitten season, and have found more friends inside its doors.
March 28, 2006
New building plan proposed for Carnegie Library
The Carnegie Library may see some changes in the future. City Commissioners are considering their options, while a more detailed plan is created.
March 28, 2006
Dentists show concern for mouth piercings
As mouth piercings become more popular among young adults, dentists are finding more problems when patients open wide. Local dentists suggest replacing the ends of metal tongue rings with plastic to prevent tooth chipping.
March 28, 2006
Campus computer theft creates problem for profesors
Professors returned from spring break to find important equipment stolen. When can professors expect the much needed equipment to be replaced?
March 28, 2006
Springtime brings allergies
Along with warmer weather and blooming flowers, spring often brings many allergies. What exactly causes these allergies and what helps minimize allergy symptoms?
March 28, 2006
Coming up on KUJH-TV News
The College Board rushes to notify students of incorrect SAT scores. Danforth Chapel on KU's campus closes at least until August. Lawrence High School holds a uniform drive for Louisiana students.
March 29, 2006
Traffic booth relocates
Demolition of the traffic control booth at 13th St. and Oread Ave. began today to make room for construction of the Docking Family Gateway.
March 29, 2006
Scoring error affects thousands
College Board must to notify over 4,000 students about inaccurate SAT scores. The error has forced admissions offices to reevaluate applicants.
March 29, 2006
Lawrence still repairing damage after microburst
Two weeks after Lawrence was hit by a microburst, businesses are still repairing damage to windows and signs.
March 29, 2006
Institute launches new archive web site
The Dole Institute of Politics will now be able to conduct research easier with the launch of a new archive web site.
March 29, 2006
Chapel closed until August
Danforth Chapel will remain closed until August. Will couples be able to reschedule?
March 29, 2006
Clothing drive to help Louisiana students
Lawrence High School students are organizing a clothing drive for Hurricane Katrina victims, particularly students.
March 29, 2006
Kansas prepared for alternative fuel
Fueling up your car with an ethanol-gasoline blend may have its paybacks, thanks to state and federal incentives.
March 29, 2006
Men's baseball team knocks off Shockers
Sophomore John Allman and the Kansas baseball team had a big game Wednesday at Hoglund Ballpark. The Jayhawks held off Wichita State 8-2 and improved their record to 18 and 10 overall.
March 30, 2006
Coming up on KUJH-TV News
Small hardware stores are trying to stay in business. Lawrence listed as a top city to live in. Crime has been reduced thanks to surveillance cameras.
March 30, 2006
Lenahan Hardware to close after 35 years
A hardware store in Toganoxie is closing down its 35-year-old business. The store owner, John Lenahan, is leaving the building where he has worked since he was a teenager.
March 30, 2006
New security camera lowers crime rate
Parking Lots on Daisy Hill have been outfitted with security cameras. Reported crimes have dropped 23 percent.
March 30, 2006
Lawrence ranked in top 100 places to live
In a recent update, Lawrence is ranked as one of the top 100 places to live. The quality of education in Lawrence was one of the major factors in the ranking.
March 30, 2006
Students petition for reduced fees
As a result of a petition, students might soon be paying less in campus fees.
March 30, 2006
Legislators debate school funding
Kansas Legislators are debating how best to fund public schools, but some think that funding the schools will cause major financial problems.
March 30, 2006
Daylight saved but energy not
Research shows that daylight-saving does not save energy liked it is designed to do. Instead, it may actually increase energy use.
March 31, 2006
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Vandalism in downtown Lawrence is on the rise. The Kansas House of Representatives approved an Animal Cruelty bill last night which if passed, would consider killing an animal a felony.
March 31, 2006
Lawrence sewage saga continues
Sewage capacity in northwest Lawrence continues to be a problem. The situation prompted city commissioners to seriously discuss the sewage issue.
March 31, 2006
Lawrence residents receive aid for bills
Lawrence residents can now determine if they are eligible for aid on their pharmacy bills. Lawrence is just one of the 48 stops that the health bus will visit.
March 31, 2006
Parks and Recreation celebrates anniversary
South Park will house the 60th anniversary party for Lawrence Parks and Recreation on Sunday. The celebration will include activities for all who attend.
March 31, 2006
Salon owner brought competition together
Kelly Hale, a salon owner, brought 15 salons together for a similar cause. These salons helped raise money for Hale's cancer treatment.
March 31, 2006
Vandalism on the rise in downtown Lawrence
Graffiti causes problems for downtown business owners as well as the Lawrence Police Department.
March 31, 2006
Search continues for Dean of Libraries
The University of Kansas considers five candidates for the Dean of University Libraries position. Three candidates have been named publicly while two names have yet to be announced.
March 31, 2006
KU debates deleting spam for students and faculty
KU is wondering whether or not to delete spam emails for students. Information services can begin the process immediately.
March 09, 2006
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K-State basketball coach, Jim Wooldridge, was fired right after K-State's lost to Texas Tech. The state reported 5.0% of unemployment. Volunteers are giving back to the community.
March 09, 2006
KSU's Wooldridge out
Kansas State men's basketball coach Jim Wooldridge was fired this afternoon shortly after the Wildcats fell to Texas Tech in the Big 12 Men's Basketball Tournament. Wooldridge photo courtsey kstatesports.com.
March 09, 2006
Salons raise funds for hairstylist with cancer
Lawrence salons are all raising funds to help pay for cancer treatments for a local hairstylist.
March 09, 2006
Lawrence jobs hard to find
A shortage of available jobs in Lawrence means that applicants are having to look extra hard to find a job.
March 09, 2006
Restoration company gives back to community
A new wheelchair ramp, provided by a restoration company, will help a Kansas man improve his mobility.
March 09, 2006
Volunteers get just as much as they give
Many people in Lawrence volunteer to give back to the community. While helping others, the volunteers are getting a lot of appreciation.
March 10, 2006
Coming up on KUJH-TV News
We talked with city commissioners and the interm city manager about their roles in Wildgen leaving and what the plan is to hire a new city manager. KU is honoring the life of Gordon parks, turning a temporary exhibit about him into a memorial.
March 10, 2006
City commission searches to fill position
A new name but not a new face takes over as the city's top executive. KUJH-TV's Audrey Esther visited with Lawrence's interim city manager to learn more about the controversial forced resignation of City Commissioner, Mike Wildgen.
March 10, 2006
Local ice cream store stays busy
Lawrence businesses like Sylas and Maddy's may stand a chance against larger chains after all.
March 10, 2006
Museum honors life and work of Gordan Parks
Gordon Parks spent much of his life photographing issues of race and poverty in America. Since his recent death, the Spencer Art Museum has turned his exhibit into a memorial.
March 10, 2006
Volunteers clean-up Kansas River
Volunteers in Linwood face the challenge of removing an estimated 1,000 tires from the Kansas River.
March 10, 2006
KU program assistant plays to be millionaire
Johnny Andris, program assistant for the KU Athletics media relations office attempted to win big on a popular game show.
March 10, 2006
Cheerleading injury leads to change in rules
Due to the broken vertebrae and concussion one Southern Illinois cheerleader suffered after falling out of a stunt, a rule could permanently change the world of cheerleading.
March 10, 2006
Clean up continues around Lawrence
Electrical crews worked for hours trying to repair traffic lights around Lawrence after the storm that blew through the city on Sunday. Classes were cancelled at KU, as local residents and clean-up crews continued to work Monday to clean up the mess.
March 13, 2006
KU campus littered with red roof shards
Snow Hall's red roof, along with several other buildings, has extensive damage. Administrators canceled classes and blocked acccess to campus so workers could clean up along Jayhawk Boulevard.
March 13, 2006
Downtown Lawrence still open for business
Some local business owners worried the storm damage could hurt sales, but most stores were open for business as usual on Monday.
March 13, 2006
University seeks help with repair bills
Damage at KU alone will run into the millions. At a press conference Monday, Governor Kathleen Sebelius assured University administrators that the legislature will work to appropriate funds for repairs.
March 13, 2006
