By Andrew Venzie Staff Writer In the senior seminar course for physics majors, Taylor Worthington was given the opportunity to recreate Millikan’s Oil Drop Experiment, first conducted in 1909 by Robert A. […]
By Nickey Siegerman Staff Writer Six years after well-liked writing professor, Jeffrey Voccola, joined the KU faculty, his novel “Kings Row” is to be published next fall. Voccola opened up about his recent […]
By Kaylee Lindenmuth News Editor The student, who has not yet been identified, caused between $5,000 and $8,000 in damages between 10:45 p.m. and midnight that day, defacing the Academic Forum, Rohrbach Library, […]
By Conway Lynch Staff Writer On Oct. 30, a devious vandal took to our beautiful campus. Armed with spray paint, a high dose of angst and a faulty understanding of Satanism, the […]
By Shelby Otto Staff Writer The Student Union Gallery in the McFarland Student Union Building hosted its opening reception for its latest exhibition “Treason Flowers” Tuesday, Nov. 6th. Among one of the […]
By John Marchese Contributing Writer Logic is a Maryland native rapper who dominated the early 2010s with his Young Sinatra mix-tape series. He was signed to Def Jam Records in 2013 and […]
By Hunter Mikosz Contributing Writer In 1789, when the constitution was ratified, the first political party was created: the Federalist Party. From there on out, political parties have been at the forefront […]
By Kaylee Lindenmuth News Editor Two KU geography classes were on their way to Philadelphia when a four-car pile-up brought traffic to a halt in front of them and caused a student to […]
By Kaylee Lindenmuth News Editor The College of Visual and Performing Arts has a new associate dean, a former Texas A&M professor who Dr. Michelle Kiec, dean of the college, says “brings a […]
By Kyle Krajewski Sports Editor The Golden Bears seemed to have saved their best performance for the homecoming game as KU shuts out Lock Haven in a 41-0 blowout at home on […]
