As Harry Styles made history as the first male to grace the cover of American Vogue, CHALK contributor Ashley Zellers spoke to KU students about what Harry Styles means to

KU basketball drummer Donovan Miller reflects on being an internet sensation after getting caught on camera at the Kansas-West Virginia game Saturday, Feb. 16.

American rapper 2 Chainz will perform at this year's Late Night in the Phog, according to a tweet from The Kansas City Star's Jesse Newell.

Opinion columnist Sam Harder argues in favor of presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg's proposal to recruit recent graduates to help build healthier communities through the Serve America Act.

Presidential candidate and Mayor of South Bend, Indiana, Pete Buttigieg visited the Veteran Community Project of Kansas City Wednesday to tour veterans' houses and meet with veterans.

The top-seeded Kansas debate team of Quaram Robinson and Will Katz won the National Debate Tournament on Monday night for the program's sixth title in University history.

After a contentious race, Kansas' gubernatorial election was called for Democrat Laura Kelly.

University of Kansas business professor offers his students extra credit to email In-N-Out to tell them they want the burger chain to open a restaurant in Lawrence.

The Kansan Editorial Board writes that KU must switch to online courses before classes begin Aug. 24 for the greater safety of students, staff and faculty.

Pro-Palestinian protestors began forming an encampment outside Fraser Hall Wednesday morning, part of a broader national movement. This story is developing and will be updated.

KU Athletics is removing students from the student section at Allen Fieldhouse and reseating them at the volleyball arena as a result of overselling tickets to tonight's game.

Eddie Church, Jack Shaw and Joel Campbell argue that while the announced plans for the renovated football stadium sound extravagant, it could very much end up as just another waste

According to two people familiar with the event schedule, Lil Yachty will be the main performer at the 2017 Late Night in the Phog.

The University of Kansas announced on March 17 it would move all classes online to prevent the spread of COVID-19, but despite students not being on campus, the KU tulips

On Thursday, Nov. 1, actor and alumnus Rob Riggle sat down with the Kansan to discuss advice for students, his love for his alma mater and his future plans.

Kansas beat Duke in overtime to advance to the Final Four of the NCAA tournament, triggering a flood of Jayhawk fans to fill the streets downtown.

Despite U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions describing the "Pause for Pups" initiative as "coddling," KU stands by the program which allows students to interact with therapy dogs to relieve stress.

A few thousand people showed up to the lawn of Phi Kappa Psi Monday night to protest an alleged sexual assault that happened at the Phi Kappa Psi house over

KU junior and debate co-president Azja Butler won the Debater of the Year award from one of the largest collegiate debate associations in the country.

A man was arrested and is suspected of arson at The Wheel, LDCFM announced on Friday.

All bars and nightclubs will close on Friday for at least two weeks, Lawrence-Douglas County Public Health announced.

The University of Kansas rolled out a policy Thursday morning that says people must wear a mask that covers the nose and mouth in common areas on campus.

All social gatherings involving fraternities at the University of Kansas are prohibited until further notice, the KU Interfraternity Council announced in a news release Friday.

Sigma Chi’s KU chapter has been removed from campus for hazing offenses and lying to the Sigma Chi national organization, according to chats obtained by the Kansan.

Ladybird Diner owner Meg Heriford penned a collection of essays on the diner and Lawrence community titled, "Ladybird, Collected." The book will help raise funds for the restaurant's community food

Students in support of Palestine protested on campus Thursday night, three of which were arrested in Anschutz Library.

KU junior Azja Butler, who has been debating for eight years, is the first Black woman in the history of the tournament to receive the Top Speaker award.

Douglas County health officials are prohibiting mass gatherings beyond 15 people to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 after a recent spike in cases. The revised public health order will take

Katie McCurry has built the KU social media presence substantially since her arrival in 2013, but is moving on to a new opportunity.

Lawrence-Douglas County Public Health is asking individuals who went to The Jayhawk Cafe last weekend to monitor for symptoms of the coronavirus.

Black Lives Matter demonstrators on campus protested in honor of Breonna Taylor, a 26 year-old Black woman who was fatally shot by Louisville police. KU Parking & Transit stopped all

LaLa Vick, mother of junior guard Lagerald Vick, sat down with the Kansan to discuss what keeps her going and how she supports her son from the sidelines.

Students and organizations demand KU close campus through an online petition and plan to forgo classes on Monday in protest.

One University of Kansas and two University of South Carolina professors are conducting a study about how heat-related illnesses and other injuries impact marching band members.

Video surfaced over the weekend that contained audio of Kappa Delta executive members using racist, anti-Asian rhetoric. The president of the sorority, who was in the video, was removed from

KU basketball drummer Donovan Miller reflects on being an internet sensation after getting caught on camera at the Kansas-West Virginia game Saturday, Feb. 16.

Jack Roche, an upcoming senior at the University of Kansas and football manager, died July 11 after he was struck by a car on a busy road. His friends remember

Douglas County health officials issued a quarantine order for nine Greek life chapter houses at the University of Kansas Wednesday. They are in the process of adding another house, bringing

Members of the fraternities Kappa Sigma and Phi Kappa Psi will be banned from using campus facilities, excluding Watkins Health Center, for 14-days, according to a KU spokesperson.

Lawrence will source its energy from wind for 20 years beginning in 2021 and hopes to provide 100% community-wide renewable energy by 2035.

University of Kansas business professor offers his students extra credit to email In-N-Out to tell them they want the burger chain to open a restaurant in Lawrence.

Despite more pressure from conservative politicians, "Untitled (Flag 2)" will remain at the Spencer Museum of Art, according to Chancellor Douglas Girod.

The Kansan Editorial Board is endorsing Democrat Laura Kelly for Governor and Democrat Paul Davis in Kansas' 2nd Congressional District in what the Board says is a once-in-a-lifetime election.

The KU Memorial Union's contract with the Roasterie will end in the summer of 2020, and Starbucks will be replacing the Kansas City-based company as the on-campus coffee shop.

The Kansas men’s basketball team rounded out their week of celebrations after winning the 2022 NCAA Championship with a parade that stretched 13 blocks through downtown Lawrence Sunday afternoon.

Hundred of KU students attended night two of protests against Phi Kappa Psi fraternity after a sexual assault was reported this weekend.

Two University of Kansas debate teams are selected to compete in the 2023 National Debate Tournament. The tournament, hosted by Wake Forest University, is scheduled for Mar. 31, through April

After Joe Biden was declared U.S. president-elect by the Associated Press Saturday, Lawrence residents headed to Massachusetts Street to celebrate the former vice president's victory.

KU journalism alumna Mandy Matney's podcast, Murdaugh Murders, sits at No. 7 on Apple Podcast Top Charts. The podcast follows the events surrounding the murders and deaths of several people

The Kansas Supreme Court announced its decision in the Gannon v. State case Friday, stating that public school funding in Kansas is now constitutional.

A young artist from Dayton, Ohio is making his mark in Kansas City as a professional artist and graphic designer.

University of Kansas students now have unlimited online access to The New York Times — minus the crosswords — following the implementation of a new readership program.