By James Bouffard Staff Writer Net neutrality has become a hot button issue over the past few months, with Trump’s appointed FCC chairman Ajit Pai directly announcing his intention to roll back […]
Pop Sockets provide fun for idle hands
By Kira Franekic Contributing Writer The Pop Socket has become the new and trendy accessory for the back of a phone. KU students said the gadget, which is circular and sticks on […]
Satire: Rise of the temporary pass
By Conway Lynch Contributing Writer After the debacle of buying and attaching a parking pass, I thought I would be done with the parking-prompted drama. However, I was sorely mistaken. This new […]
Opinion: Think twice about celebrating Thanksgiving
By Frances Johnston Contributing Writer If you ask the average American what Thanksgiving means to them, they will, with pride and ignorant confidence, tell you that it’s a day meant to give […]
Trend Alert: KU students sport lace-up fashion this fall
By Haley Gibson Contributing Writer With the dropping temperatures, KU students are pulling out their sweaters, sweatshirts and boots to stay warm. This season, many of these fall fashion staples include a […]
Opinion: Students stand behind Dr. Clemens
By Christina Barbieri Staff Writer Dr. Colleen Lutz Clemens, a professor at KU and director of Women’s and Gender studies, has taken fire recently over a tweet she posted about toxic masculinity. […]
Need to Know: KU’s Lambda Delta Xi
By Samantha Paine Editor-at-Large KU is home to many Greek organizations, each with different focuses and goals set for their members. Many have heard the names of the top popular fraternities and […]
Opinion: Free speech, Christian conversion: How “Sin AwarenessDay” fails
By Arthur Garrison Faculty Contributor Late last month, KU was visited by a speaker who was participating in a national event called “SinAwarenessDay” which seems to have the purpose of announcing that […]
Keystone Editorial: Find your home on campus
By Justin Sweitzer Editor-in-Chief With my undergraduate academic career nearing its end as the calendar slowly inches its way toward May 2018, I frequently find myself reflecting back on my time here […]
Perspective: KU Campus Store Launches Outreach Initiative
By Mike Downing Advisor to The Keystone As many of you know, my wife, Jackie, who has worked with the bookstore in a variety of capacities for approximately ten years, is now […]
