Skip redundant pieces
KU Communicators
KU Home : Office of University Communications

News Clippings

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 - March 5

  • "Couple donates $1 million to KU" - Great Bend Tribune
  • "KU announces students named to fall 2007 honor roll" (2 pages) - Great Bend Tribune
  • "KU to honor alumnus from Kinsley for outstanding service Thursday in Larned" - Great Bend Tribune
  • "Students on KU honor roll" - Hanover News
  • "Sculptor forms unexpected alliance with university maintenance man" (2 pages) - Junction City Daily Union
  • "Kansas regents want to limit tuition increases but set no cap" - Abilene Reflector – Chronicle
  • "KU announces honor roll" - Cimarron Jacksonian
  • "Regents not ready to impose tuition cap" - Concordia Blade – Empire
  • "Medical students working with Family Care Center" - Concordia Blade – Empire
  • "Announce program for disabled soldiers" - Council Grove Republican

Packet 3 - March 5

  • "Fall 2007 honor roll" - Osage County Herald-Chronicle
  • "Pressing China to expand beef market" - Chase Co. Leader – News (*Does not specifically mention KU)
  • "Open government" (2 pages) - Ellsworth County Independent-Reporter
  • "Community Fair ready to inform residents" - Garden City Telegram
  • "Most state colleges see small enrollment gains" - Wichita Eagle
  • "A slight break in a steep trend" - Manhattan Mercury
  • "Regents institutions need more financial aid from the Legislature" - Manhattan Mercury
  • "KU student athletes recognized" - Miami County Republic
  • "Morse files for Jackson County sheriff" (2 pages) - Holton Recorder
  • "Kansas Honors Program - Holton Recorder

Packet 5 - March 5

  • "KU to honor Brown County high school seniors" - Sabetha Herald
  • "Topeka Capital-Journal on KOMA" - Independence Daily Reporter
  • "Link performing with KU Concert Choir" - Derby Informer
  • "Area students named to KU fall honor roll" (2 pages) - Winfield Daily Courier
  • "KU releases fall honor roll" - Garden City Telegram
  • "Kansas Honors Program" - Rush County News
  • "KU announce program for disabled soldiers" - ESU Bulletin
  • "KSU enrollment up" - Manhattan Mercury
  • "Political journalists, historians to headline lecture series at KU" - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • "KU to honor area seniors Mar. 5" - Linn-Palmer Record

Packet 7 - March 5

  • "HHS journalism students win state competition" - Iola Register
  • "Catch ‘Catch-22’ at Lied Center" - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • "The origins of flight" (2 pages) - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • "Penalties involving illegals opposed" - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • "Tuition in Kansas" - Kansas City Star
  • "Growing numb to matters of morality?" (3 pages) - Kansas City Star
  • "Child molester sentenced" (2 pages) - Leavenworth Times
  • "PSU sets enrollment record again" (2 pages) - Pittsburg Morning Sun
  • "KU Medical Center could get additional space" - Pittsburg Morning Sun
  • "Good start" - Topeka Capital-Journal

Packet 9 - March 12

  • "Burrton journalists heading to state competition" - Harvey County Independent
  • "SRS receives grant for families affected by substance abuse" - Marysville Advocate
  • "Smoky Valley German students to attend Schuelerkongress at KU" - Lindsborg News – Record
  • "Kansas Honor Scholar" - Cawker City Ledger
  • "Tyson layoffs important to lawmakers" (3 pages) - Emporia Gazette
  • "Virtual therapy" (2 pages) - Garden City Telegram
  • "Ice? Not nice, but KU Honors Program goes on at Larned, without a hitch" (2 pages) - Great Bend Tribune
  • "University kicking around soccer idea" (2 pages) - Hays Daily News
  • "Astronaut to visit space center for announcement" - Hutchinson News
  • "Technical college board views CDL simulator" (2 pages) - Beloit Call

Packet 11 - March 12

  • "Former astronaut honored" - Iola Register
  • "Professor discusses judicial selection" (2 pages) - Leavenworth Times
  • "KU honors banquet" - Linn County News
  • "Politics can be a raw, funny, sometimes dirty business" - Manhattan Mercury
  • "Senate honors returning astronaut" - Manhattan Mercury
  • "Area students listed on fall honor roll at University of Kansas" - Miami County Republic
  • "First Presbyterian books KU musicians for weekly performances through Easter" - Miami County Republic
  • "Area students earn KU honors" (2 pages) - Osawatomie Graphic
  • "Astronaut Hawley honored" - Parsons Sun
  • "Crawford County residents named to KU honor roll" - Pittsburg Morning Sun

Packet 13 - March 12

  • "Astronaut headed to KU" - Kansas City Star
  • "Biotech exec calls for new outlook" (2 pages) - Kansas City Star
  • "Rocket man returns" - Independence Daily Reporter
  • "Lawrence Journal-World on vote-getting strategies" - Independence Daily Reporter
  • "KU student awarded scholarship" - Independence Daily Reporter
  • "Tidwell to speak in Washington" - Independence Daily Reporter
  • "Hawley’s homecoming" (2 pages) - Salina Journal
  • "Hawley makes us proud" (2 pages) - Salina Journal
  • "Home orbit" (4 pages) - Salina Journal
  • "Kansas Open Meetings Act - let’s be clear" (2 pages) - Southwest Daily Times Liberal

Packet 15 - March 12

  • "Spiraling tuition" - Wichita Eagle
  • "Heights, Newton students to attend German contest" - Wichita Eagle
  • "Students show support by registering to donate blood marrow" (2 pages) - Kansas State Collegian
  • "KU student takes on special project" - Independence Daily Reporter
  • "Lawrence Journal-World, on vote-getting strategies" - Kansas City Kansan
  • "Lawrence Journal-World, on vote-getting strategies" - Pittsburg Morning Sun
  • "GBHS journalism students qualify for state" - Great Bend Tribune
  • "Beloit physician mentors KU medical student" - Beloit Call

Packet 17 - March 19

  • "Richmond volunteers during spring break" - Marion County Record
  • "Coldwater graduate earns place on KU honor roll" - Western Star Coldwater
  • "Marmon takes position at KU" - Anderson County Review
  • "Sunflower Gymnastics to be honored at Business of the Year ceremony" - Coffey County Republican
  • "Babcock to participate in Alternative Spring Breaks through KU" (2 pages) - Holton Recorder
  • "Kansas University honors" - Horton Headlight
  • "KU panel ponders extending benefits" - Manhattan Mercury
  • "New reporter hired to cover Spring Hill" - Miami County Republic
  • "KU students will provide volunteer help during spring break" - Miami County Republic
  • "Capital gain - Topeka leads NE Kansas in donation dollars" (2 pages) - Tonganoxie Mirror

Packet 19 - March 20

  • "Concordia may face housing shortage" (2 pages) - Salina Journal
  • "Dole Institute" - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • "China syndrome a class dilemma" (2 pages) - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • "Ticket talk" (2 pages) - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • "Extraordinary people" (3 pages) - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • "Community Calendar" - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • "Alternative spring break will be learning experience for area student" - Sedan Times
  • "Cedar Vale KU student to spend spring break helping rebuild Mississippi town" - Winfield Daily Courier
  • "Leavenworth County makes big donations" (2 pages) - Lansing Current
  • "CCHS grad completes rotation at Washington" - Clifton News – Tribune

Packet 21 - March 19

  • "KU business school nominates five students for national exam scholarship" - Great Bend Tribune
  • "Indianapolis Star editor taking position at KU" - Great Bend Tribune
  • "LoBurgio studies in Italy" - Great Bend Tribune
  • "Two KU debate teams land in top 16 for National Debate Tournament" - Shawnee County Ledger
  • "Flora, vegetation of Flint Hills for next Kaw Council" - Council Grove Republican
  • "Grant aids in substance abuse prevention" - El Dorado Times
  • "Kansas Congressman Jerry Moran" (4 pages) - Council Grove Republican
  • "Senate committee hears testimony on shield law" - Chanute Tribune
  • "Kansas Senate hears testimony on shield law" (2 pages) - Columbus Daily Advocate
  • "Parks’ talent, influence recalled" (3 pages) - Iola Register

Packet 23 - March 26

  • "KU announces 54 graduates of law enforcement training center" - Dodge City Daily Globe
  • "Campus lake cleanup" - Emporia Gazette
  • "House looks at textbook cost curbs" - Garden City Telegram
  • "House advances bill pushing for cheaper college textbooks" - Great Bend Tribune
  • "New police officer begins work" (2 pages) - Hoisington Dispatch
  • "Cheaper textbooks" - Arkansas City Traveler
  • "WKMA scholarships available" - High Plains Journal
  • "Government transparency equal accountability" - Liberal Light
  • "Smoky Valley medals twice in KU Schuelerkongress" - Lindsborg News – Record
  • "Special exhibit honor Bob Dole" - Lucas - Sylvan News

Packet 25 - March 26

  • "Dr. Wenger mentors KU medical student Zack Shafer" - Sabetha Herald
  • "BHS journalists do well in competition at KU" - Baldwin City Signal
  • "Beg your pardon" - Hesston Record
  • "Shield law supporters testify in Topeka" (2 pages) - Wichita Eagle
  • "Evaluation tells KTEC where to improve" - Wichita Eagle
  • "Kan. Senate committee hears testimony on shield law" - Winfield Daily Courier
  • "Abroad: ‘It’s a life-changing experience’" (2 pages) - Kansas City Star
  • "KU announces Schulerkongress medalists" - Abilene Reflector – Chronicle
  • "Junior Miss Choreographers" - Belleville Telescope
  • "Seniors use Nintendo Wii for physical therapy, socializing" - Council Grove Republican

Packet 27 - March 26

  • "Students from KU aid Greensburg reconstruction" - Emporia Gazette
  • "Students from KU aid Greensburg reconstruction" - Chanute Tribune
  • "Life Span staff recognized" - Parsons Sun
  • "Eleven hours later..." - Kiowa County Signal
  • "KU students work to clean up campus late" - Columbus Daily Advocate
  • "Cheaper textbooks" - Independence Daily Reporter
  • "CyDex begins process for IPO" - Kansas City Star
  • "Dems gain ground, but Kansas still in the red" (2 pages) - Hutchinson News
  • "State Democrats’ numbers buoyed by Obama" (3 pages) - Ottawa Herald
  • "Tighten meetings rules" - Great Bend Tribune

Packet 29 - March 26

  • "Students from KU aid Greensburg with building" - Daily Union
  • "Volunteer work provides alternative spring break for 49 KU students" - Great Bend Tribune
  • "Silver Lake to send eight journalists to state contest" - Shawnee County Ledger
  • "Parkinson’s symposium set" - Olathe News
  • "House tentatively OKs budget" - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • "Consultant: Pick a direction for the city" - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • "Arts on the Way" (2 pages) - Topeka Capital-Journal

Packet 2 - March 5

  • "This week in Congress" (3 pages) - Kiowa County Signal (*Does not specifically mention KU)
  • "A marine’s Iwo Jima legacy" (2 pages) - Lyons Daily News
  • "University officials link tuition hikes to Legislature" - Chanute Tribune
  • "University of Kansas Band: The team behind the team" (2 pages) - Hiawatha Daily World
  • "More than 200 former players, coaches celebrate KU hoops" - Dodge City Daily Globe
  • "KU to honor Al Frame for outstanding service" - Edwards County Sentinel
  • "Higher education funding needed" - Garden City Telegram
  • "Economic opportunity" - Garden City Telegram
  • "University of Kansas to honor area high school seniors’ - Great Bend Tribune
  • "Regents want to limit tuition" - Great Bend Tribune

Packet 4 - March 5

  • "KU chancellor to speak at dinner for local scholars" - Marysville Advocate
  • "Seniors use Nintendo Wii for physical therapy, social interaction" - McPherson Sentinel
  • "Trio named to KU AD honor roll" - Baldwin City Signal
  • "Proposal gets a cool reception" (2 pages) - Bonner Springs- Chieftain
  • "Donnelly College celebrates Black History Month with a visit from George Washington Carver" - Wyandotte Echo
  • "Donnelly hosts Carver portrayal, presentation by KU’s Dr. Tidwell" - Wyandotte West
  • "Memo dead wrong" - Johnson County Sun
  • "Donnelly hosts Carver portrayal, presentation by KU’s Dr. Tidwell" - Piper Press
  • "KU Med Center may get more research space" - Independence Daily Reporter
  • "Law student published" - Wichita Eagle

Packet 6 - March 5

  • "KU Hillel dedicates new siddurim" - Kansas City Jewish Chronicle
  • "Building is at foundation of tax drive" (2 pages) - Kansas City Business Journal
  • "Tax vote asks how, not if JoCo will pay" (2 pages) - Kansas City Business Journal
  • "Spring enrollment" - Kansas City Star
  • "Too high?" - Wichita Eagle
  • "$43 million gift boosts Children’s Mercy expansion" (2 pages) - Kansas City Star
  • "‘Every day is a different day’" - Ottawa Herald
  • "University officials link tuition hikes to Legislature" - Parsons Sun
  • "Add accountability to tuition increases" - Parsons Sun
  • "A permanent economic stimulus for Kansas" (2 pages) - Pittsburg Morning Sun

Packet 6 - March 5

  • "Funding solutions touted" (4 pages) - Iola Register
  • "Astronaut to return to KU to teach physics" - Topeka Capital-Journal

Packet 10 - March 12

  • "Four Sabetha High School students earn recognition from KU Honors Program" - Sabetha Herald
  • "Fund-Reznicek is named KU Scholar" - Sabetha Herald
  • "KU Concert Choir presents choral evensong" (2 pages) - Topeka Metro News
  • "KU Med sees record spring enrollment" - Kansas City Kansan
  • "KU students collect books for local kids" - Kansas City Kansan
  • "KU Medical Center enrollment hits another record high" - Piper Press
  • "The Topeka Capital-Journal, on Open Meetings Act" - Arkansas City Traveler
  • "Rocket man returns" - Arkansas City Traveler
  • "Derby native publishes article in Journal of Internet Law KU" - Derby Daily Reporter
  • "News from the Capitol..." - Harper Advocate (*Does not specifically mention KU)

Packet 12 - March 12

  • "Kansas regents want to limit tuition increases but set no cap" - ESU Bulletin
  • "Black History Month speaker: Derrais Carter" (2 pages) - ESU Bulletin
  • "KU Medical center could get additional research space" - ESU Bulletin
  • "Legislative notebook" (2 pages) - Council Grove Republican
  • "Dr. Marvin Hunt, KU Administrator, to lead Baker University School of Professional and Graduate Studies" - Mission Valley Herald
  • "KU chancellor visits area" - Great Bend Tribune
  • "Germans struggled against slavery in Kansas Territory" - Hanover News
  • "Astronaut anxious about next big leap - teaching college students" - Hays Daily News
  • "Big leap for astronaut" (2 pages) - Hutchinson News

Packet 14 - March 12

  • "Humboldt High School regional journalism results" - Humboldt Union
  • "PSU wins national honor" - PSU Collegian
  • "Students visit area pharmacies" - Garden City Telegram
  • "Holcomb student performs with choir" - Garden City Telegram
  • "Kansas Senate honors former astronaut Steve Hawley" - Great Bend Tribune
  • "Watts enjoyed 16 years with Navy Band" (2 pages) - Great Bend Tribune
  • "German-themed events planned for PX Station" - Washington County News
  • "KU law professor to discuss Kansas judicial nominating issues at lunch" - Kansas State Collegian
  • "Rocket man returns" - Newton Kansan
  • "Rocket man returns" - Winfield Daily Courier

Packet 16 - March 19

  • "Lawrence Journal-World, on vote-getting strategies (2/24/08)" - Topeka Metro News
  • "Fowler picks school for deaf, blind as destination on ‘alternative spring break’" - Wilson County Citizen
  • "Helped at KU" - Baldwin City Signal
  • "Legislative notebook" - Council Grove Republican
  • "Resource-full" (4 pages) - Garden City Telegram
  • "School of Medicine visit" - Greeley County Republican
  • "Herington native seeking to be judge" - Herington Times
  • "Vote-getting strategies" - Daily Union
  • "Markley member of KU Concert Choir" - Abilene Reflector – Chronicle
  • "March is colorectal cancer awareness month" - Colby Free Press

Packet 18 - March 19

  • "Kansas Honors Program" - Glasco Sun
  • "Indianapolis Star managing editor taking position at KU" - Hutchinson News
  • "University of Kansas announces medalists" - Daily Union
  • "WKMA scholarships available" - Liberal Light
  • "Hunt is on for teachers" (3 pages) - Basehor Sentinel
  • "New KU journalism school chair appointed" - Iola Register
  • "Medical intern working with local physicians" - Valley Falls Vindicator
  • "Bagels and Basketball makes another appearance in Lawrence" - Kansas City Jewish Chronicle
  • "Student takes on special project" - Independence Daily Reporter
  • "De Soto High waves carrot to raise scores" (2 pages) - Shawnee Dispatch

Packet 20 - March 19

  • "Hip-hop group promotes diversity on campus" - Kansas State Collegian
  • "KU to honor famed actor" (2 pages) - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • "For bird lovers" - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • "Former Kansas great Schnellbacher passes" (2 pages) - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • "Senate panel hears debate on confidential sources legislation" - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • "Study guide" (4 pages) - Kansas City Business Journal
  • "Area students named to KU honor roll" - Andover Journal – Advocate
  • "Newspaper editor takes KU position" - Independence Daily Reporter
  • "Community bulletin board" - Hays Daily News
  • "Two teachers to be honored" - Daily Union

Packet 22 - March 19

  • "3i show sponsor announces scholarships for area colleges" - Hutchinson News

Packet 24 - March 26

  • "EHS students named academic all-stars" (2 pages) - Eudora News
  • "Jewish comedians entertain KU Hillel" - Kansas City Jewish Chronicle
  • "Chabad Center shares joy of Purim with KU campus, Lawrence community" - Kansas City Jewish Chronicle
  • "Burke: ‘Dotte Promise’ could hurt KCKCC" (2 pages) - Kansas City Kansan
  • "Bill pushes for cheaper college textbooks" - Chanute Tribune
  • "KU professor to speak on future of Africa" - Kansas State Collegian
  • "Kansas Senate committee hears testimony on shield law" - Topeka Metro News
  • "Lenkner to clerk for Justice Kennedy" (2 pages) - Pratt Tribune
  • "House advances bill pushing for cheaper college textbooks" - Pittsburg Morning Sun
  • "KU students clean up Campus Lake" - Council Grove Republican

Packet 26 - March 26

  • "Legislative update" - Haskell County Monitor – Chief
  • "See Mr. Lee..." - Gove County Advocate
  • "KU announces fall honor roll" - Ness County News
  • "Kaw Mission to host presentation by Dr. Craig Freeman on March 15" - Prairie Post
  • "5 earn semester honors at KU" - Scott County Record
  • "Brown County commissioners" - Horton Headlight
  • "Local farmer testifies at hearing on immigration reform" - Neodesha Derrick
  • "Getting it just right" - Neodesha Derrick (*Does not specifically mention KU)
  • "Former student tells of great foundation for her career due to education" (2 pages) - Neodesha Derrick
  • "Shield law would protect us all" - Parsons Sun
  • "Decorum earns state business award" - Pittsburg Morning Sun

Packet 28 - March 26

  • "Polar positions" (4 pages) - Salina Journal
  • "Students from KU help with Greensburg recovery" - Salina Journal
  • "KU to honor 20 Atchison county high school students" - Atchison Daily Globe
  • "KU students work to clean up campus lake" - Chanute Tribune
  • "On to state" - Iola Register
  • "Legislators discuss immigration, education concerns" (5 pages) - Leavenworth Times
  • "Alternative Spring Breaks" - Leavenworth Times
  • "Dole Institute" - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • "House panel OKs aviation funds" - Wichita Eagle
  • "KU students aid reconstruction" - Council Grove Republican