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Kansas newspaper articles and editorials that mention KU are posted in PDF files as they become available. Each file includes clips published approximately two weeks previous to posting date. Click on icons below to download each PDF file. For past clip files no longer posted online, contact kunews@ku.edu. The clip files do not include obituaries, weddings, articles about athletics or any articles published in the Lawrence Journal-World.

For a complete listing of past clippings, please visit the News Clippings Archive.

Packet 1 - August 3

  • The healing power of art - Salina Journal (5 pages)

Packet 3 - August 7

  • Kansas Sports Hall of Fame in Wichita shows state at its best - The Chieftain, Bonner Springs (2 pages)
  • KU announces spring 2007 honor roll - Abilene Reflector-Chronicle
  • Kanorado dig continues - Colby Free Press (2 pages)
  • Bioscience potential emerges - Garden City Telegram
  • Local KU students make honor roll - Southwest Daily Times, Liberal
  • Kansas’ bioscience vision coming in to clearer focus - Southwest Daily Times, Liberal (2 pages)
  • Special needs family back home after fleeing Greeley flood waters - Anderson Co. Review, Garnett (2 pages)
  • Yes, Kansas - Hutchinson News
  • Hemingway mourns loss of KU student - Topeka Capital-Journal

Packet 5 - August 7

  • State’s poet laureate grew up in Lawrence - Arkansas City Traveler (2 pages)
  • KU releases honor roll - Mulvane News
  • New research group sets focus on root causes of TB - Wichita Eagle
  • Area students make KU spring 2007 honor roll - The Osage County Herald-Chronicle, Osage City
  • KU announces spring 2007 honor roll - Liberal Light
  • University of Kansas School of Allied Health awards - Hutchinson News
  • More hurdles to go - Salina Journal
  • KU announces spring 2007 honor roll - Chapman and Enterprise News-Times, Chapman
  • Students at institute - Hiawatha World
  • KU honor students - Kansas Chief, Wathena

Packet 7 - August 7

  • Sabetha High School seniors attend Dole Institute’s civic leadership program - Sabetha Herald
  • University of Kansas offers Four-Year Tuition Compact for freshmen - Sabetha Herald
  • Merit Scholars names - Topeka Capital-Journal (2 pages)
  • Late fees waived - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • KU sports medicine director charged - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • 2007 Society of Automotive Engineers Formula Car Challenge - Wichita Eagle
  • Bee swarm’s relocation has KU campus abuzz - Wichita Eagle
  • KU spring 2007 honors - Downs News and Times
  • KU announces spring 2007 honor roll - Ellinwood Leader
  • Students complete honors program - Garden City Telegram

Packet 9 - August 7

  • Ellsworth students on honor roll at KU - Ellsworth Co. Independent Reporter, Ellsworth
  • Helps flooded students - Emporia Gazette
  • Bees flee KU museum - Emporia Gazette
  • Gerstner named to KU honor roll - Frankfort Area News
  • Student inducted into honor society - Garden City Telegram
  • KU – spring honor roll - Gove Co. Advocate, Quinter
  • KU offers ‘rain’ check - Great Bend Tribune
  • KU waives late payment charges for students affected by storms - Hays Daily News
  • Area students earn spring KU honors - Hillsboro Star-Journal
  • KU waives late charges for students affected by storms - Hutchinson News

Packet 11 - August 7

  • KU waives late payment charges for students affected by storms - Winfield Daily Courier
  • Cherokee Strip hosting ‘Wrapped in Pride’ exhibit - Winfield Daily Courier (3 pages)
  • KU gives tuition break to students affected by storms - Wichita Eagle
  • Law change hurts kids - Wichita eagle
  • Students participate in youth program - Miami Co. Republican, Paola
  • KU waives late payment charges - Manhattan Mercury
  • Jeff Boschee basketball Clinic - Galena Sentinel-Times
  • KU, Mayo Clinic Cancer Center team up in NCI-Funded investigational trial - Ft. Scott Tribune

Packet 13 - August 17

  • Study: Number of brain tumors at KU hall coincidence - Hutchinson News
  • College-bound migrant workers focus of grant - Garden City Telegram
  • Kansas Water Congress plans annual session - Garden City Telegram
  • Students earn officers’ commissions - Garden City Telegram
  • Kansas University boosts penalty for illegal downloading of music, movies on campus - Great Bend Tribune
  • University of Kansas to crack down on illegal downloading - Emporia Gazette
  • Honored at KU - Concordia Blade-Empire
  • KU increases penalty for illegal downloading - Council Grove Republican
  • Number of brain tumors at hall coincidence - Council Grove Republican
  • KU increases penalty for illegal downloading on campus - Dodge City Daily Globe

Packet 15 - August 17

  • Our Fabulous Flint Hills - Prairie Post, White City
  • Art Majors - Salina Journal
  • Study: Brain tumors at hall a coincidence - Salina Journal
  • Schools seek grants for migrant workers - Salina Journal
  • Rural water interests to be discussed - Salina Journal
  • College-bound migrant workers focus of grant efforts - Southwest Daily Times, Liberal
  • KU to host picnic for area students - Washington Co. News, Washington
  • KU’s Dole Institute announces 2007 public service scholarship recipients - Altamont Journal
  • Brain tumors at Wescoe Hall coincidence - Daily Union, Junction City
  • Woodland wins Kansas Amateur in front of home crowd - Daily Union, Junction City

Packet 17 - August 17

  • Midwestern Music Camps - Leavenworth Times
  • KU spring 2007 honor roll - Leavenworth Times
  • Youth Civic Leadership Institute - Leavenworth Times
  • Seven from Rose Hill on KU rolls - Rose Hill Reporter
  • Wescoe tumor count coincidence - Manhattan Mercury
  • Number of brain tumors at hall a coincidence? - Manhattan Mercury
  • K-State leads drive to fund program - Manhattan Mercury
  • Migrant workers focus of grant efforts - Manhattan Mercury
  • State history museum exhibit captures the spirit of sports in Kansas - Miami Co. Republic, Paola
  • Rallying around our home teams - Miami Co. Republic, Paola (3 pages)
  • New pharmacy in place at Parker’s - Oskaloosa Independent (3 pages)

Packet 19 - August 17

  • KU waives late payment charge for students in flooded communities - Wilson Co. Citizen, Fredonia
  • Herring elected to nursing honor society - Oskaloosa Independent
  • KU ups downloading penalty - Parsons Sun
  • Wescoe study finds nothing - Parsons Sun
  • Taking a tour - Parsons Sun
  • Migrant workers focus of grant - Parsons Sun
  • KU brain tumors just coincidence - Pittsburg Morning Sun
  • Group wants to block Geary County rice farm - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • Professor honored - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • KU welcomes new Pott County students - Wamego Times

Packet 21 - August 17

  • Connecting with the tribe - Kansas City Jewish Chronicle
  • State OKs STAR bond district - Olathe News (2 pages)
  • Grad studies effects of texting in car - Olathe News (2 pages)
  • Plan is next step for STAR bonds - Olathe News (2 pages)
  • Letter to the editor - Wyandotte West, Kansas City KS
  • Letter to the editor - Piper Press, Kansas City KS
  • Local Students attend KU music camps - Piper Press, Kansas City KS
  • Five Sumner graduates named Dole Scholars - Piper Press, Kansas City KS
  • Piper graduate receives grant award from KU - Piper Press, Kansas City KS
  • Foundation awards grants to agencies in Wyandotte County - Piper Press, Kansas City KS

Packet 23 - August 17

  • Migrant children focus of effort - Independence Daily Reporter

Packet 25 - August 18

  • Grad gets ready to play ad game - Kansas City Star (2 pages)
  • KU’s Wescoe Hall: No tumor link found - Kansas City Star
  • Flash forward: Thursday - Kansas City Star
  • Duo leads dig of fossil bones - Kansas City Star
  • YouTube voters engage Democrats - Kansas City Star (2 pages)
  • Lawrence: Colleges try to help migrants - Kansas City Star
  • Kansas judge still in hospital - Kansas City Star
  • In her own words… - Humboldt Union
  • College student travels to Japan - Humboldt Union (2 pages)
  • Kansas Water Congress to have annual conference this week in Wichita - Hutchinson News

Packet 27 - August 21

  • Area students receive Bob Dole scholarships - Wamego Times
  • Lange receives Dole scholarship - Conway Springs Star-Argosy
  • DeWitt joins J.C. engineering firm - Abilene Reflector-Chronicle
  • Area students awarded scholarships - Dodge City Daily Globe (2 pages)
  • The American GI Forum awards scholarships for 2007-2008 school year - Dodge City Daily Globe
  • KU waives late payment charge - Dodge City Daily Globe
  • Student earns award - Garden City Telegram
  • Area students receive Dole scholarships - Marysville Advocate
  • College-bound migrant workers focus of grant efforts - Dodge City Daily Globe
  • Attorney joins board for school lawyers - Goodland Star News

Packet 29 - August 21

  • KU’s Dole Institute announces 2007 public service scholarship recipients - Miami Co. Republic, Paola
  • KU announces spring 2007 honor roll - McPherson Sentinel
  • Benefit shines bright for Brice - Atchison Globe (2 pages)
  • Sabetha graduates named Dole Scholars - Hiawatha World
  • Local graduates named to KU honor roll - Hiawatha World
  • Schnee’s first family practice opens mid-Aug. - Holton Recorder
  • Kansas City Design Center - Leavenworth Times
  • Prehistoric pearly whites - Manhattan Mercury (2 pages)
  • Class looks at drug abuse’s effect on children - Hays Daily News
  • Seven from county on KU spring honor roll - Hill City Times (2 pages)

Packet 31 - August 21

  • Merit Scholarships - East Wichita News
  • Ratzlaff doing research project - Newton Kansan
  • Prairie projects reflect tradition, produce new findings at Bethel - Newton Kansan (2 pages)
  • Training center to undergo expansion - Independence Daily Reporter
  • KU spring honor roll - Coffeyville Journal
  • Andover Library looks ahead - Andover Journal-Advocate (2 pages)
  • Foundation awards grants to agencies in Wyandotte County - Wyandotte West, Kansas City KS
  • Piper graduate receives grant award from KU - Wyandotte West, Kansas City KS
  • Five Sumner graduates named Dole Scholars - Wyandotte West, Kansas City KS
  • Local students attend KU music camps - Wyandotte West, Kansas City KS

Packet 33 - August 22

  • KU graduates - Emporia Gazette
  • KU’s season against the cream puffs - Clay Center Dispatch

Packet 35 - August 28

  • Letter to the editor: artist questions painting over murals - Altamont Journal
  • Bird watchers note population decline - Basehor Sentinel (4 pages)
  • Lawrence man sells business, rides off into sunset - Chanute Tribune (2 pages)
  • Local students named as Dole Scholars - Lindsborg News-Record
  • Recruitment, retention strategy developed by USD 418 school board - McPherson Sentinel (3 pages)
  • More KU honor roll students - Pratt Tribune
  • Dear Editor - Scandia Journal
  • Newell travels to Peru - Stafford Courier
  • Students research African-American exodus to Kansas - Hays Daily News
  • Brownback likely will stay the course - Hays Daily News

Packet 37 - August 28

  • Local pilot puts his emergency training to the test - Stockton Sentinel (2 pages)
  • It’s time to start talking about competence - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • Letter to the editor: artist questions painting over murals - Edna Sun, Oswego
  • NCCC follow suit with KU in assisting disaster victims - Erie Record
  • KU’s Dole Institute announces area 2007 public service scholarship - Girard Press
  • Health care couple new to HCH staff - Holton Recorder (2 pages)
  • Miami County BPW - Miami Co. Republic, Paola
  • KU waives late payment charge for students from Kansas counties hit by storms, floods - Neodesha Derrick
  • Boyda announces pharmacy bill to prevent Medicaid cuts - Oskaloosa Independent
  • Artist questions painting over murals - Oswego Independent-Observer

Packet 39 - August 28

  • KU students complete Global Awareness Program - Derby Informer
  • KU names scholarship recipients - Derby Informer
  • KU students place at racecar competition - Derby Informer
  • Several students named Dole Scholars - Newton Kansan
  • Smith honored for 25 years of teaching - Newton Kansan
  • Law enforcement training center to expand - Wichita Eagle
  • KU official to head Thompson campaign - Wichita Eagle
  • A boon for science - Wichita Eagle
  • Consider the high cost of mandating ethanol - Wichita Eagle
  • State universities to assist students from counties hit by storms, floods - Winfield Daily Courier

Packet 41 - August 29

  • Dorms open at 6:30 a.m. during heat - Kansas City Star
  • FY2008 shaping up slowly; Mars approaches - El Dorado Times (2 pages)
  • Colleges get schooled in campus safety - Kansas City Star (2 pages)
  • New faces, new year at USD 356 - Conway Springs Star-Argosy (2 pages)
  • Getting geared up for school - Arkansas City Traveler (4 pages)

Packet 2 - August 7

  • Public STAR bond hearing tonight - Olathe News
  • Teachers enter business world - Olathe News
  • Keeping the light on - Olathe News (3 pages)
  • East graduate dies in car wreck - Olathe News
  • Kansas’ bioscience vision comes into clearer focus - Arkansas City Traveler
  • KU waives late payment charges for students affected by storms - Coffeyville Journal
  • KU announces spring 2007 honor roll - El Dorado Times
  • Kansas’ bioscience vision focusing - Independence Daily Reporter
  • KU waives late fees for storm victims - Independence Daily Reporter
  • The University of Kansas announces honor roll - Newton Kansan

Packet 4 - August 7

  • KU picnic to welcome new Shawnee County students - The Ledger-Shawnee County, Silver Lake
  • Kansas’ bioscience vision coming in to clearer focus with consideration of Manhattan site - Abilene Reflector-Chronicle (2 pages)
  • Closer to fruition - Dodge City Daily Globe (2 pages)
  • Bioscience vision coming into focus - Hays Daily News
  • Kansas has new poet laureate - Iola Register
  • Fantasy leagues playing to broader interests - Iola Register (2 pages)
  • The ag health corridor - Manhattan Mercury (2 pages)
  • Kansas’ bioscience vision coming into clearer focus - Parsons Sun (2 pages)
  • Rottinghaus wins contest - Courier-Tribune, Seneca
  • KU honor roll given - Courier Tribune, Seneca

Packet 6 - August 7

  • Student aid changes prompt debate and some praise - Garden City Telegram (2 pages)
  • Jucan on KU spring honor roll - Haskell Co. Monitor-Chief, Sublette
  • KU spring 2007 honors - Lebanon Times
  • Johnson and Shipley on KU honor roll - Lakin Independent
  • KU announces spring honor roll - Lucas-Sylvan News, Lucas
  • KU lists spring honor roll - Osborne Co. Farmer, Osborne
  • Students on KU honor roll - Russell County News, Russell
  • Coffey County businesses receive business achievements awards - Coffey Co. Republican, Burlington
  • Honor roll students named at KU - Oskaloosa Independent
  • U.S. Army leaders turn to anthropologists to help solve war - Topeka Metro News

Packet 8 - August 7

  • Bees leave museum to find new campus home - Daily Union, Junction City
  • Students attend KU music camps - Daily Union, Junction City
  • Area students earn spring KU honors - Marion Co. Record, Marion
  • Area students earn spring KU honors - Peabody Gazette-Bulletin
  • Harrison in civic program - Russell County News, Russell
  • KU waives late payment fees for students in storm areas - Salina Journal
  • Swarm of KU bees finds new home - Salina Journal
  • Jayhawk Generations welcome picnic - Chapman and Enterprise News-Times, Chapman
  • Young musicians attend Kansas University camp - Columbus Daily Advocate
  • Thousands of bees leave museum - Parsons Sun

Packet 10 - August 7

  • KU waives late fees for disaster victims - Kansas City Star
  • KU waives late payment charges for flood victims - Concordia Blade-Empire
  • Graduates from KU School of Medicine - Concordia Blade-Empire
  • KU waives late payment fees for students affected by storms - Southwest Daily Times, Liberal
  • KU waives late payment charges for storm victims - Chanute Tribune
  • Comedians coming to Memorial Auditorium - Chanute Tribune
  • KU waives late payment fees - Parsons Sun
  • Kaw Councils now on Saturdays for larger audiences - Council Grove Republican
  • KU waives late payment charges for students - Council Grove Republican
  • KU waives late payment charges for students affected by storms - Dodge City Daily Globe

Packet 12 - August 17

  • KU’s Cole Institute announces public service scholarship recipients - Clyde Republican
  • New physician starts August 1 - Belleville Telescope
  • KU announces spring honor roll - Belleville Telescope
  • Continuing education opportunities many, varied - Mirror, Tonganoxie (3 pages)
  • Continuing education opportunities many, varied - Shawnee Dispatch (4 pages)
  • Thankful program - Shawnee Dispatch
  • Late fee waived by University of Kansas for disaster affected counties - Flint Hills Express, Sedan
  • KU names graduates - Derby Informer

Packet 14 - August 17

  • Children of migrant workers focus of grants - Daily Union, Junction City
  • Trey Shipley on KU honor roll - Lakin Independent
  • Midwestern Music Camp attract more than 380 youngsters - Tiller & Toiler, Larned
  • KU’s College of Liberal Arts and Sciences awards scholarships - Tiller & Toiler, Larned
  • Named Dole Scholarships recipients - Linn-Palmer Record, Linn
  • Jina Murrell honored for 20 years of service to State of Kansas - Great Bend Tribune
  • College-bound migrant workers focus of grant efforts - Hays Daily News
  • Stan Herd unveils new crop art creation - High Plains Journal, Dodge City (2 pages)
  • Marsh receives scholarship - Hillsboro Star-Journal
  • KU gets tough on illegal downloads - Hutchinson News

Packet 16 - August 17

  • Hall attends KU Midwestern Music Camp - Coffey Co. Republican, Burlington
  • Chapman awarded Dole Public Service Scholarship - Coffey Co. Republican, Burlington
  • Study finds number of brain tumors at hall coincidence - Columbus Daily Advocate
  • College-bound migrant workers focus of grant - Columbus Daily Advocate
  • KU’s Dole Institute announces 2007 public service scholarship recipients - Edna Sun, Oswego
  • Marsh receives scholarship - Marion Co. Record, Marion
  • Study finds number of brain tumors at KU hall coincidence - McPherson Sentinel
  • KU School of Fine Arts awards - McPherson Sentinel
  • Graham receives scholarship - Miltonvale Record
  • New doctor at Family Health Center, Morris County Hospital - Prairie Post, White City

Packet 18 - August 17

  • Continuing education opportunities many, varied - Eudora News (3 pages)
  • Students to begin at KU - Eudora News
  • Extra help available for kids who need it - Eudora News (3 pages)
  • Music camp - Eudora News
  • Students win Kansas University scholarships - Eudora News
  • Zuna wins award - Eudora News
  • University honors program awards research grants to 28 undergraduates - Ft. Scott Tribune
  • Bergquist recognized in Sigma Alpha Lambda - Holton Recorder
  • Anderson awarded two scholarships at KU - Holton Recorder
  • Student attends jazz workshop - Holton Recorder

Packet 20 - August 17

  • KU announces spring honor roll - Andover Advocate-Journal
  • Speakers add spice to museum exhibit - Arkansas City Traveler
  • Migrant workers focus on grant efforts - Arkansas City Traveler
  • Music camp - DeSoto Explorer
  • Extra help available for kids who need it - DeSoto Explorer (3 pages)
  • New bioscience head notes need for research - DeSoto Explorer
  • A plan comes together - DeSoto Explorer (2 pages)
  • Extra help available for kids who need it - The Chieftain, Bonner Springs (3 pages)
  • Continuing education opportunities many, varied - The Chieftain, Bonner Springs (3 pages)
  • Named to KU spring honor roll - Wilson Co. Citizen, Fredonia

Packet 22 - August 17

  • C’vale student attends KU music camp - Montgomery Co. Chronicle, Caney
  • Borchers gets Master’s from KU - Mulvane News
  • College-bound migrant workers focus of grant efforts - Newton Kansan
  • Study: Number of brain tumors at KU hall a coincidence - Independence Daily Reporter
  • KU ups illegal downloading penalty - Independence Daily Reporter
  • Area students announced as Dole Scholars - Flint Hills Express, Sedan
  • Area students make KU honor roll - Harvey Co. Independent, Halstead
  • Study finds number of brain tumors at hall coincidence - Augusta Daily Gazette
  • New director of development at KU Hillel - Kansas City Jewish Chronicle
  • Summer interns help Jewish agencies, synagogues - Kansas City Jewish Chronicle (2 pages)

Packet 24 - August 18

  • Boy, girl killed in accident near Peck (mistaken clip – does not mention KU) - Lawrence Journal-World
  • Dole Scholars - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • Disaster county students can defer tuition - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • KU students named Rice scholars - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • Wanted: Extras for filming at Cowtown - Wichita Eagle (2 pages)
  • Hoping for a part - Wichita Eagle (2 pages)
  • Grant effort targets children of migrants - Wichita Eagle
  • More public colleges basing tuition on major - Wichita Eagle
  • KU increases penalty for illegal downloading - Wichita Eagle
  • KU questioner annoyed by responses - Wichita Eagle

Packet 26 - August 18

  • Lawrence: KU tries to nip Internet piracy - Kansas City Star
  • Area students go to workshops at KU - Wichita Eagle
  • School of Allied Health awards - Wichita Eagle

Packet 28 - August 21

  • McNair scholar presents research - Hoisington Dispatch
  • Marsh receives scholarship - Peabody Gazette-Bulletin
  • Tegan Nusser attends leadership conference - Peabody Gazette-Bulletin
  • Argabright receives scholarship - Rawlins Co. Square Deal, Atwood
  • Meagan Wilson attends Dole Civic Leadership program - Rush Co. News, LaCrosse
  • Local student named Dole Scholar - Rush Co. News, LaCrosse
  • KU announces spring 2007 honor roll - Stafford Courier
  • New brochures showcase district - Mirror, Tonganoxie
  • Area students are named Dole Public Service Scholars - Mirror, Tonganoxie
  • Two area KU grads earn recognition - Mirror, Tonganoxie

Packet 30 - August 21

  • Olathe STAR bond project moves forward - Olathe News
  • KU Hillel welcomes new Jewish freshmen - Kansas City Jewish Chronicle
  • Naismith Hall has housing features that can’t be beat - Kansas City Jewish Chronicle (2 pages)
  • Biesenthal to receive Dole Scholarship - Westmoreland Recorder
  • KU athletics subpoenaed in student loan probe - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • Todd attended KU camp - Courier-Tribune, Seneca
  • Voice of the blind - Pittsburg Morning Sun (2 pages)
  • Dole Public Service Scholars - Ottawa Herald
  • University of Kansas honor roll - Ottawa Herald (2 pages)
  • Paola student accepted into leadership organization - Miami Co. Republic, Paola

Packet 32 - August 21

  • KU sports included in student loan probe - Wichita Eagle (2 pages)
  • Getting an official ‘yes’ - Kansas City Star (2 pages)

Packet 34 - August 28

  • TMP cheerleaders named all-stars - Hays Daily News (2 pages)
  • HHS graduate hired to evaluate HINU athletic department - Herington Times
  • College of Liberal Arts and Sciences scholarships - Hays Daily News
  • Finale draws large crowd - Clyde Republican (3 pages)
  • Lambert receives national award - Concordia Blade-Empire (2 pages)
  • KU among schools subpoenaed in student loan probe - Concordia Blade-Empire (2 pages)
  • Center to undergo $16 million expansion - Council Grove Republican
  • Students named Dole Public Service Scholars - Goodland Star
  • The high cost of higher education - Gove Co. Advocate, Quinter
  • University of Kansas develops system for issuing emergency alerts - Great Bend Tribune

Packet 36 - August 28

  • KU develops alert system - Parsons Sun
  • Eisenbise, Hall selected as Dole Scholars - Sabetha Herald
  • KU alum gives $500,000 - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • Wallace man scours area, seeking fossils - Topeka Capital-Journal (2 pages)
  • Boyda pushes for med reform - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • Clamping down on piracy - Topeka Capital-Journal (3 pages)
  • Ballad of Black Jack is set for Lawrence stage - Baldwin City Signal (2 pages)
  • Hanson named Praeger’s PIO - Coffey Co. Republican, Burlington
  • Kansas teachers recognized for 25 years of teaching - Columbus Daily Advocate
  • Jamison earns doctorate in Psychology - Western Kansas World, WaKeeney

Packet 38 - August 28

  • Law enforcement training center to get $16M expansion - Great Bend Tribune
  • Bruna and Meyer named Public Service Scholars - Hanover News
  • McReynolds joins CKMC - Tiller and Toiler, Larned
  • Landplan Engineering promotes two - Daily Union, Junction City
  • New KU honor society members - Kansas City Kansan
  • KU graduates - Emporia Gazette (2 pages)
  • Firemen take Fire Fighter I Class - Clark Co. Clipper, Ashland
  • Thompson taps Lacy to run committee - Concordia Blade-Empire
  • Thompson taps Kansas man to head campaign - Clay Center Dispatch
  • Lindsey Owen graduates KU - Augusta Daily Gazette

Packet 40 - August 28

  • Smith receives Boren scholarship - Derby Informer
  • KU welcomes new students - Derby Informer
  • Zerger named VP of academics - Hesston Record
  • Thibault receives Public Scholar Award - Harvey Co. Independent, Halstead
  • K. Britney Jurgenson receives William M. Diedrich Award - Ark Valley News, Valley Center
  • Clinton Foundation experience helps student achieve career goals - Johnson County Sun, Overland Park
  • Local educators recognized for service to Kansas - Wyandotte West
  • JCF grants $1.4 million to community organizations - Kansas City Jewish Chronicle