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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 - September 4

  • Park kept taking on investors - Wichita Eagle (3 pages)
  • On in the set in Old Cowtown - Wichita Eagle (2 pages)
  • The top five - Topeka Capital-Journal (4 pages)
  • Difference between addiction, discipleship - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • University of Kansas develops system for issuing alerts - Salina Journal
  • New-moon meteor shower promises a great view - Hutchinson News
  • KU professor takes aim at ‘religious addiction’ - Hutchinson News (2 pages)

Packet 3 - September 5

  • KU professor takes aim at religious right - Colby Free Press
  • KU develops system for issuing emergency alerts - Council Grove Republican
  • Ellis schools announce new staff - Ellis Review (3 pages)
  • KU prof. takes aim at ‘religious right’ - Emporia Gazette (2 pages)
  • Wells News - Minneapolis Messenger
  • Archeological exploration reveals questions, answers - Wabaunsee Co. Signal-Enterprise. Alma
  • Area educators honored by KU - Anderson County Advocate, Garnett
  • Local pharmacist spends month in Peru - Basehor Sentinel
  • New faces to be in USD 413 halls this fall - Chanute Tribune (2 pages)
  • Experience of a lifetime - Iola Register (2 pages)

Packet 5 - September 11

  • Fake salesmen - Kansas City Star
  • KU developing autism center - Kansas City Star (2 pages)
  • Study seeks answers - Kansas City Star
  • Build sense of sacred with the right - Kansas City Star
  • Dole Institute names interim chief - Wichita Eagle
  • Washburn again cracks top 10 - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • Interim director of dole Institute named - Salina Journal

Packet 7 - September 11

  • Students’ needs build, so college must build - Kansas City Star (2 pages)
  • Art collecting couple lead gallery tour - Humboldt Union
  • University of Kansas Army ROTC Wall of Fame ceremony - Fort Leavenworth Lamp
  • Edwards is a ‘Mound Oread Scholar’ at the University of Kansas - Abilene Reflector-Chronicle
  • Emily Boekman is Oread Scholar at KU - Marysville Advocate
  • Congressman Moran enjoys busy week - McPherson Sentinel (2 pages)
  • Mount Oread Scholars Walk up the Hill - Leavenworth Times
  • Smith name Mount Oread Scholar - Independence Daily Reporter
  • York becomes member of Sigma Alpha Lambda - Wamego Smoke Signal
  • Tonganoxie pastor IDs purse snatchers - Mirror, Tonganoxie

Packet 9 - September 12

  • Cleaner-burning buses among Ku’s green-friendly endeavors - The Chieftain, Bonner Springs
  • KU edition online features - The Chieftain, Bonner Springs
  • Ten pressing issues facing Kansas University (3 pages) - The Chieftain, Bonner Springs
  • Student chosen as banner carrier - Garden City Telegram
  • Lakin student earns scholarship - Garden City Telegram

Packet 11 - September 12

  • Legislators support STEM education bill - Western Kansas World, WaKenney
  • Major concern - Basehor Sentinel
  • KU freshman scholarships deadline - Protection Press
  • ‘Road Show’ coming to SC on Wed. - Scott Co. Record, Scott City
  • KU brings raoadshow to Macksville - St. John News
  • KU announces 52 graduates of law enforcement training - Miltonvale Record
  • Counselor’s corner - Ness Co. News, Ness City
  • Rock Chalk Road Show to stop at Marion County Schools - Marion Co. Record, Marion
  • Earle named Dole Institute’s interim director - McPherson Sentinel
  • Rachel Norland earns KU honor - Lindsborg News-Record

Packet 13 - September 12

  • Dennis Golden named peer educator - Ottawa Herald
  • Ryan Huschka graduates from KU School of Law - Ottawa Herald
  • Frats haven’t paid - Baldwin City Signal
  • Major concern - The Chieftain, Bonner Springs (2 pages)
  • Johnson County names Letcher as its new treasurer - Gardner News
  • Area university leaders repudiate boycott call - Kansas City Jewish Chronicle (2 pages)
  • KC native returns to area to work at KU Hillel - Kansas City Jewish Chronicle
  • KU alum volunteers in Israel - Kansas City Jewish Chronicle
  • Simner graduate named Mount Oread Scholar - Wyandotte West, Kansas City KS
  • Sumner graduate named Mount Oread Scholar - Piper Press, Kansas City KS

Packet 15 - September 18

  • Lo voted a "Distinctive Woman" - Coffeyville Journal
  • KU caller to appear in Shawnee - Shawnee Dispatch
  • Grant to certify firefighters as code inspectors - Parsons Sun
  • KU School of Education honors teachers - Cimarron Jacksonian
  • Rock Chalk Road Show to visit high schools - Cimarron Jacksonian
  • Bruning is member of Sigma Alpha Lambda - Sabetha Herald
  • Mt. Oread Scholars take traditional walk up hill - Osawatamie Graphic
  • Speech-Language pathologist wins KU teaching award - Kansas City Kansan
  • Dole Institute names director - Parsons Sun
  • Counselor’s Corner - Western Star Coldwater

Packet 17 - September 19

  • Lawrence Journal-World on tuition costs - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • Lacking foundation - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • Kids: the blessings that count - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • Group helps with leadership, causes - Manhattan Mercury

Packet 19 - September 19

  • Students injured - Emporia Gazette
  • Student takes part in history project - Garden City Telegram
  • Student earns art history honors - Garden City Telegram
  • KU ‘Road Show’ will visit area high schools - Herington Times
  • Pipkin graduates from Kansas law Enforcement Training Center - Liberal Light
  • 45th Annual LCC Championship - Liberal Light
  • Rock Chalk Road Show arrives Friday - Lindsborg News-Record
  • Special ‘course fees’ are just wrong - Southwest Daily Times, Liberal (2 pages)
  • KBI in line to receive federal funds in its war on meth - Chanute Tribune
  • Lawrence Journal-World, on tuition costs: - Chanute Tribune

Packet 21 - September 19

  • Universities should not put dollar value on fields of study - McPherson Sentinel
  • Hornet debate workshop educates local high school students - ESU Bulletin, Emporia (2 pages)
  • Mission work grows on Toland - Iola Register (2 pages)
  • Cattle drive to commemorate novel’s 30th anniversary - Leavenworth Times
  • University of Kansas among the best - Miami Co. Republic, Paola
  • Firefighter training - Parsons Sun
  • Philanthropists help with leadership, causes - Parsons Sun
  • What others said… - Pittsburg Morning Sun
  • Derby students receive public service scholarships - Derby Reporter
  • Group helps with leadership, causes - Independence Daily Reporter

Packet 23 - September 20

  • HCH announces Noe’s resignation - Holton Recorder (2 pages)
  • ‘Last Cattle Drive’ trek set - Iola Register
  • Kansas Board of Regents approves 5-year tuition plan to begin this semester - Kansas State Collegian, Manhattan (2 pages)
  • Proposal plans for the future - Kansas State Collegian, Manhattan
  • Fictional ‘last’ drive comes to life - The Chieftain, Bonner Springs
  • Kansas Bioscience Authority invests in De Soto start-up firm - De Soto Explorer
  • De Soto firm moving forward with R&D of neonatal device - De Soto Explorer
  • ACT deadline approaching - De Soto Explorer
  • Ludwig pleased with return to Lexington Trails Middle School - De Soto Explorer (2 pages)
  • Buzzing cicada chorus fills the air - De Soto Explorer (2 pages)
  • Bringham joins Times staff - El Dorado Times

Packet 25 - September 25

  • KU to honor 37 Sumner County seniors - Caldwell Messenger
  • Kansas kids act in ‘Only Good Indian’ - Wichita Eagle
  • Report: No loan kickbacks at state college - Wichita Eagle
  • When life coaches call, better parents answer - Kansas City Star (2 pages)
  • Area teams offer a variety of packages as companies large and small ride the bandwagon - Kansas City Star (4 pages)
  • Lawrence Journal-World, on tuition costs: (8/21/07) - Topeka Metro News
  • Bannwarth joins Mortar Board - Coffeyville Journal
  • Students pledge sororities at KU - Independence Daily Reporter
  • Area law enforcement officers graduate from Training Center - Winfield Daily Courier
  • Gallery talk features couple, their college of Kansas artwork - Kansas State Collegian, Manhattan

Packet 27 - September 25

  • Little stars - Salina Journal (2 pages)
  • Kueser pledges KU sorority - Anderson County Advocate, Garnett
  • Topeka child actors take part in movie being shot in Kansas - Chanute Tribune
  • Farm bill founded in days of exodus - Chanute Tribune (2 pages)
  • CUHS, SE to KU Band Day - Columbus Daily Advocate
  • Rob Jackson one of 18 Carpe Diem scholars - Hiawatha World
  • Congratulations - Manhattan Mercury
  • Wild West’s big boom - Manhattan Mercury (5 pages)
  • RCPD still searching for 7-time rapist - Manhattan Mercury (3 pages)
  • Child actors take part in Kansas movie - Manhattan Mercury

Packet 29 - September 26

  • Moran takes part in Labor Day activities - Abilene Reflector-Chronicle (3 pages)
  • Eight scouts advance to Eagle - Johnson County Sun, Overland Park
  • Washington graduate interns at Sherwin-Williams - Piper Press, Kansas City KS
  • Education needs unmet - Johnson County Sun, Overland Park (2 pages)
  • Leaving us in the dark - ESU Bulletin, Emporia (2 pages)

Packet 31 - September 26

  • President of Newman University to visit Dodge City - Dodge City Daily Globe
  • KU professor studies benefits of nutrients - Emporia Gazette
  • Managing Paola - Emporia Gazette
  • Farm bill founded in days of mass exodus - Garden City Telegram (3 pages)
  • Former student choreographs musical - Garden City Telegram
  • Hey Willie! Give me a K-S-U - McPherson Sentinel (3 pages)
  • 2007 Rural Kansas photography contest underway - Nemaha Co. Journal-Leader, Centralia
  • Fictional ‘last’ drive come to life - Basehor Sentinel
  • Book discussion series takes look at issues of faith - Basehor Sentinel
  • Women say philanthropists group helps with leadership, causes - Baxter Spring News

Packet 33 - September 26

  • Washington graduate interns at Sherwin-Williams - Wyandotte West, Kansas City KS
  • Dole Institute panelists to discuss genocide - Kansas City Jewish Chronicle
  • Talmud scholar offers introduction to the art of study - Kansas City Jewish Chronicle
  • Spencer Art Museum’s celebration of Aaron Douglas opens in September - Topeka Metro News (2 pages)
  • Local graduate join sororities - St. Marys Star

Packet 2 - September 5

  • Area teachers earn state honors - Ottawa Herald
  • KU professor takes aim at religious right in new book - Pittsburg Morning Sun
  • Act helps students - Johnson County Sun, Overland Park
  • Local educators recognized for service to Kansas - Piper Press, Kansas City
  • Changes at health center - Emporia Gazette
  • Mount Oread scholars to walk uphill Aug. 13 - Great Bend Tribune
  • Music camps attract more than 3800 youngsters - Great Bend Tribune
  • Patients from throughout state could ‘visit’ KCK doctors with new program - Kansas City Kansan (2 pages)
  • KU professor’s controversial new book examines ‘religion addiction’ (2 pages) - Independence Daily Reporter
  • Board of Regents Universities - Wichita Business Journal (2 pages)

Packet 4 - September 10

  • Art collection at Kansas State reflects state, couple - Colby Free Press
  • Teachers, students trek back to classrooms - Independence Daily Reporter (2 pages)
  • Topeka district approves budget unanimously - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • Week in Congress - Leoti Standard (2 pages)
  • Bryce Jones a Mount Oread scholar walked up the hill Aug. 13 at KU - Galena Sentinel-Times
  • Mount Oread Scholars take walk up hill on Lawrence campus - Miami Co. Republic, Paola
  • More than 100 student musicians participate in LHS band camp - Louisburg Herald
  • KU grad student visits area studying race relations during 19th century - Independence Daily Reporter (2 pages)
  • Students attend girls/boys state - Arkansas City Traveler

Packet 6 - September 11

  • Tonganoxie resident honored at KU - Mirror, Tonganoxie
  • Meatpacking remakes rural U.S. towns in new immigration frontier - Dodge City Daily Globe (4 pages)
  • Rock Chalk Road Show to visit Kearny County - Lakin Independent
  • Rock Chalk Road Show to visit 60 Kansas high schools - Tiller and Toiler, Larned
  • Bartkoski named as KU peer educator - Basehor Sentinel
  • Corn-fed ethanol production fuels controversy - Basehor Sentinel (2 pages)
  • Eudora High School graduate brings art of tea to Kansas - Eudora News (3 pages)
  • State universities to assist students from counties hit by storms and floods - McPherson Sentinel
  • University of Kansas develops system for issuing emergency alerts - Leavenworth Times
  • From NASA to calendar girl - Topeka Capital-Journal (2 pages)

Packet 8 - September 11

  • Alternatives researched to head off fuel costs - The Chieftain, Bonner Springs (2 pages)
  • Emergency notification system to be launched - The Chieftain, Bonner Springs
  • Storm victims given extension to pay tuition - The Chieftain, Bonner Springs
  • Provost touts rankings but cautions perspective - The Chieftain, Bonner Springs (2 pages)
  • ‘Crisis management’ planned for deferred maintenance - The Chieftain, Bonner Springs (2 pages)
  • New Y director named for Bonner YMCA - The Chieftain, Bonner Springs
  • Sowers graduates from KU’s Kansas Law Enforcement training at Hutch - Kingman Leader-Courier
  • Education honor - Newton Kansas
  • Otte is KU Mount Oread Scholar - Winfield Daily Courier
  • Mortgage fraud scheme alleged - Kansas City Star (2 pages)

Packet 10 - September 12

  • ‘Rock Chalk Roadshow’ coming to a school near you - Lucas-Sylvan News
  • Earle named interim director of Dole Institute at University of Kansas - Great Bend Tribune
  • Keast awarded National Corrections Scholarship - Tiller and Toiler, Larned
  • Argonia greets new teachers to community - Conway Springs Star-Argosy (3 pages)
  • Rock Chalk Roadshow to visit Fairfield August 23 - Turon Record
  • Medical helicopter lands on new helipad - Concordia Blade-Empire
  • Nicholas Ginther awarded 2007 Koch Foundation Scholarship - Dodge City Daily Globe
  • Area fireman receiving special training - Eureka Herald
  • ROTC program to hold reunion - Ft. Riley Post, Junction City
  • ‘Rock Chalk’ show planned - Garden City Telegram

Packet 12 - September 12

  • Smith takes a walk up the hill - Coffeyville Journal
  • Dole Institute gets interim director - Independence Daily Reporter
  • Lawrence Journal-World on tuition cost - Independence Daily Reporter
  • College news - Derby Informer (3 pages)
  • Chiropractor opens local branch - Derby Informer
  • Coffeyville student on KU calendar - Montgomery Co. Chronicle, Caney
  • University of Kansas Mount Oread Scholars - Montgomery Co. Chronicle, Caney
  • KU announces 2007 scholarships - Mount Hope Clarion
  • Vaughn selected a KU peer educator - Mount Hope Clarion
  • Area students receive Dole scholarships - Winfield Daily Courier

Packet 14 - September 12

  • Guest editorial: The cost of college - Winfield Daily Courier
  • Jennings builds power base by keeping civic currents open - Kansas City Business Journal (2 pages)
  • CUSD 101 welcomes new personnel - Eire Record
  • KU announces graduates of law enforcement training center - Galena Sentinel-Times
  • Anderson receives KU scholarship - Holton Recorder
  • Taking a cue: K-State students can learn from KU ideologies - Kansas State Collegian, Manhattan (2 pages)
  • Readers prefer drug-free ideologies - Kansas State Collegian, Manhattan (2 pages)
  • Elizabeth Bartkoski named KU peer educator - Leavenworth Times
  • Jones Mt. Oread Scholar at KU - Mulberry Advance

Packet 16 - September 18

  • KU profs receive Fulbright awards - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • Lure of sex trumps fear of online police - Kansas City Star (2 pages)
  • Sculpture trail hits a snap - Kansas City Star
  • Education choices abound - Kansas City Star (2 pages)
  • A turbulent tenure ends - Kansas City Star (2 pages)
  • Jeff Boerger profile - Kansas City Star
  • Caregivers need help - Kansas City Star
  • Family gels over law and rockets, drums and slides - Hays Daily News (2 pages)
  • Joshua McEwen elected to Sigma Alpha Lambda - Hutchinson News
  • Kimberly Hernandez selected for the National Society of Collegiate Scholars - Hutchinson News

Packet 18 - September 19

  • ...on tuition costs - Parsons Sun
  • Berman Mt. Oread Scholar - Courier-Tribune, Seneca
  • KU Chabad welcomes students - Kansas City Jewish Chronicle
  • Oppose boycotts of Israel - Kansas City Jewish Chronicle
  • Lawrence Journal-World on tuition costs - Arkansas City Traveler
  • Derby student begins college as Mt. Oread Scholar - Derby Reporter
  • Rock Chalk ‘roadshow’ will visit Dickinson County Friday - Abilene Reflector-Chronicle
  • Berry serving as KU peer educator - Abilene Reflector-Chronicle
  • Meatpacking remakes rural U.S. towns - Council Grove Republican (4 pages)
  • Going to war - Emporia Gazette (4 pages)

Packet 20 - September 19

  • Too many students already left behind - Colby Free Press
  • Rep. Ed Trimmer newsletter - Winfield Daily Courier (2 pages)
  • Women philanthropists help with leadership, causes - Emporia Gazette
  • Receives degree - Emporia Gazette
  • Audio-Reader - Emporia Gazette (2 pages)
  • Tuition costs - Garden City Telegram
  • Cattle drive to celebrate novel’s anniversary - Great Bend Tribune
  • Troy Dieking may be next 30th judicial district judge - Prairie Post, White City
  • Recruiters attract new grads with one-on-one interaction - Kansas City Business Journal (2 pages)
  • Rock Chalk Roadshow to visit Lebo, Lyndon schools - The Osage County-Herald Chronicle, Osage City

Packet 22 - September 20

  • Upcoming cattle drive to commemorate novel’s anniversary - Daily Union, Junction City
  • Other views on tuition costs - Daily Union, Junction City
  • Tuition premiums at state universities have potential to hurt some students - Newton Kansan
  • Happy Hour FCE - Dodge City Daily Globe
  • Live broadcast from Eisenhower Center featured in series on the modern American presidency - Abilene Reflector-Chronicle (2 pages)
  • Cabinet maker, equipment program honored (award) - Parsons Sun
  • Prehistoric pearly whites - Logan Republican
  • Rock Chalk Roadshow visits local schools - Ellsworth Co. Independent/Reporter, Ellsworth
  • KU announces 52 graduates of Law Enforcement - Glasco Sun, Delphos

Packet 24 - September 25

  • Lawrence Journal-World on tuition costs - Ft. Scott Tribune
  • Sesquicentennial speakers series set - Eudora News
  • Women philanthropists support Kansas causes - Columbus Daily Advocate
  • Five questions with Erika Meza-Zerlin - Chanute Tribune
  • Programs set at Dole Institute - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • Testosterone is their beauty secret - Topeka Capital-Journal (2 pages)
  • Bullying focus of Miss Kansas’ talk - Colby Free Press
  • Bucklin says hola to new Spanish teacher - Bucklin Banner

Packet 26 - September 25

  • Farm bill founded in days of the exodus - Parsons Sun (2 pages)
  • Police search for possible serial rapist - Pittsburg Morning Sun (2 pages)
  • Greensburg in Lawrence - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • KU student robbed - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • Ideas sought for riverfront - Topeka Capital-Journal (2 pages)
  • KU fans happy to see progress - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • Making the grade - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • S.E. 4th and Branner construction nearing completion - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • Advice: Don’t judge a book by its cover - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • Students in the news - Wilson Co. Citizen, Fredonia

Packet 28 - September 25

  • Hall donation - Emporia Gazette
  • Manhattan police search for serial rapist - Emporia Gazette
  • Farm bill founded in days of exodus, brought hope in early part of century - Hays Daily News (2 pages)
  • AG says student loan scandal doesn’t extend to Kansas - Hays Daily News
  • FHSU Habitat for Humanity chapter folds - Hays Daily News
  • Area women pledge to KU sororities - Hillsboro Star-Journal
  • Depression’s dividend - Hutchinson News (4 pages)
  • Schools cleared of loan abuse - Hutchinson News
  • Farm bill founded in days of exodus - Salina Journal (2 pages)
  • Manhattan police search for possible serial rapist - Salina Journal

Packet 30 - September 26

  • Class LTD staff attends emergency preparedness meeting - Columbus Daily Advocate
  • Sculptor reveals the making of a mascot - Miami Co. Republic, Paola (2 pages)
  • KU sororities add new members - Miami Co. Republic, Paola
  • Topeka child actors take part in movie being filmed in Kansas - Ottawa Herald
  • Area women pledge to KU sororities - Marion Co. Record, Marion
  • Hays Medical Center welcomes five new physicians this summer - Hoxie Sentinel
  • KU honor roll - Garden City Telegram
  • ‘Rachel’s Challenge’ issued to local youth - Great Bend Tribune (2 pages)
  • Success must be factor at Kansas colleges - Great Bend Tribune
  • Women say philanthropists group helps with leadership, causes - Great Bend Tribune

Packet 32 - September 26

  • KU to honor high school seniors in Wellington - Arkansas City Traveler
  • James receives art scholarship - Coffeyville Journal
  • Legislative update - El Dorado Times (2 pages)
  • Cherryvale band to perform at KU - Independence Daily Reporter
  • Former Railer returns to play concert at Moka’s - Newton Kansan
  • Honor scholars announced - Oxford Register
  • Manhattan police search for possible serial rapist - Winfield Daily Courier
  • Sumner County seniors to be honored by KU - Winfield Daily Courier
  • Area students pledge KU sororities - Winfield Daily Courier
  • Class LTD staff attends training - Pittsburg Morning Sun