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Jayhawks win against Central Florida in four sets; Kansas improves to a 3-2 record.
Darnell Jackson signs contract with the Cleveland Cavaliers while Sasha Kaun will play in Russia.
Ramadan is more than just fasting, it?s a celebration with friends and family.
With his touchdown-saving play in the third quarter, Darrell Stuckey ensures his team?s shutout of Louisiana Tech.
The Jayhawks go 4-0 for the first time in four years as they defeat UAB 5-2 and SMU 1-0 during the weekend.
Students use local hospital's MRI machine to study effects of magnetic fields on radio waves
University and local farms benefit from each other
The famous KU whistle will be returning to campus.
Dennis Moore spent his Friday visiting classrooms and speaking with student groups at the University.
Starting classes late is nothing new for Jayhawk basketball players.
The Eastern Carolina Pirates could be considered this year?s version of last year?s Jayhawks ? and it?s not impossible that the momentum-driven Hawks and the Cinderella-like Pirates might meet in a BCS bowl.
Her book of poems, ?Soliorol,? which means ?madness? in Mongolian, was published in Mongolia.
Students make a difference for children in the Philippines
Although overlooked as an offensive star during the preseason, Angus Quigley currently leads the team in rushing yards after first two games.
Well, it's that time of the year when normal life functions only become possible through the ingestion of copious amounts of caffeinated substances.
On July 17, 1984, a date that lives in infamy, President Ronald Reagan signed into law the Uniform Drinking Age Act, establishing a nationwide drinking age, 21.
One bit of technology I am sure everyone is familiar with by name is the much-hyped product from Apple, the iPhone.
Volleyball at Texas A&M Invitational
vs. American, 3-1 Win
Junior Sarah Ammerman led the Aggies with 18 kills in the first victory of the season.
Though the Wolf Pack were unable to score an offensive touchdown in the first three quarters, their defense held the Red Raider offense to 21 points during that time.
After winning the United States Tennis Association's Boys' 18 National Championship on Aug. 10, sophomore general studies major Austin Krajicek, a Brandon, Fla., -native earned a wildcard berth to become the second Aggie to compete at the U.S. Open in New York City.
"When Amazon sends you a nice desk ornament out of the blue, your first reaction should now be 'Yikes, I've been paying too much for my books.'"
Junior accounting major Hank Neumann and sophomore biomedical engineering major Colton McElheny, members of MSC SLOT work on a banner inside the "Banner Room" in the MSC.
Student leaders are bringing different priorities to the Corps of Cadets, starting with the freshmen.
A student walking through the aisles of the computing center, may wonder where all the discarded cover sheets in the recycling bins go.
Thirty-six years and three stars later, Lt. Gen. Joseph Weber has returned to Texas A&M to serve as the vice-president of Student Affairs.
The article posted in today's Daily Illini about Obama's relationship with Bill Ayers is ridiculous and, despite the writer's intentions, has an air of satire. There is nothing to be taken seriously about it. "[A]n unrepentant communist terrorist?" Really? Slow down Joseph McCarthy.
I am writing in response to Dan Streib's piece on the imagined connection between the Weatherman group and Obama. First of all, Streib himself states that Obama "obviously does not seek" a communist transformation and that "nothing has been found" linking Obama and Ayers.
Movies, games, the Internet and the media in general are becoming more sexually explicit as the years go on. And it's not surprising that it's becoming more sexually explicit in the favor of men.
There are countless magazines, calendars and billboards advertising some sort of product with a hal...
The following is the first in a series of columns chronicling my summer gallivanting around Europe.
I'm fascinated by airplanes. The idea of an oversized tin can, tin wings attached precariously, ferrying hundreds of people across continents seems slightly ludicrous.
There was no doubt people were excited for the 2008 Illini football home opener. Whether you were a student "preparing" all morning, an alumnus who drove through hours of cornfields or a last-minute construction worker who tracked the number of hours until game time on the wooden walls of the unf...
While the Illini cruised to a 47-21 victory over the Panthers on Saturday, Illinois football standouts from years past spent game day taking in the changes the program has undergone and reminiscing about their playing days.
The brand new facilities that made their debut on Saturday - particularl...
NEW YORK - Spurred by a historic telethon Friday night, viewers stood up to cancer and pushed total donations for research to battle the disease past the $100 million mark.
That dollar figure reflects contributions from viewers of the telethon, "Stand Up to Cancer," as well as money raised since...
ROME (AP) - Italian news reports say pop star Madonna dedicated "Like a Virgin" to Pope Benedict XVI when she sang the classic hit during a Rome concert.
Madonna made the dedication just a few kilometers (miles) from the Vatican as she sang for tens of thousands of fans at the capital's Stadio Ol...
He had just made his successful debut as an opera director Saturday, creating a hilarious and memorable production of "Gianni Schicchi," the third of the one-act presentations in Puccini's "Il Trittico." The Los Angeles Opera's opening-night audience at Dorothy Chandler Pavilion kept applauding, ...
Maybe it's the sounds of construction at 8 a.m. or drunken freshmen screeching in the halls at a much later hour. Or maybe it's the roommate whose dirty laundry is slowly seizing control of the room. Maybe it's just time for a change.
Whatever the reason, with a little less than a month before m...
Recent Illinois graduate Rashard Mendenhall played in his first NFL game on Sunday for the Pittsburgh Steelers.
In a season-opening match against the Houston Texans, the running back had 10 carries for a total of 28 yards.
The first round draft pick got a victory in his opening game as a Stee...
Nobody told 1966 Illinois alumna Lois Diller there was an age limit for the 2008 Alumni Weekend round-robin tennis tournament. So at 63 years young, the Chicago native laced up one more time Friday at the Atkins Tennis Center for the Alumni Reunion Weekend.
Although Illinois came away with a rather convincing win, head coach Ron Zook had to remind his players they won after a 47-21 taming of the Eastern Illinois Panthers. One of the more disconcerting aspects of the game was Illinois' inability to effectively stop their opponents' running game.
Nearly 10 months had passed since the Fighting Illini football team last tasted victory.
After a lopsided 47-21 win against Eastern Illinois on Saturday, Illini coaches and players are doing all they can to make sure the taste lingers.
"Football games are hard to win," said head coach Ron Zook.
The No. 19 Illinois volleyball squad had what might have been its toughest competition of the season last weekend. The team played in the Billiken Invitational in St. Louis, Mo., where No. 3 Stanford highlighted its tournament schedule.
The Fighting Illini began the weekend strong, defeating the...
With the focus in past games on the upperclassmen this season, Illinois soccer benefited most from its underclassmen in the Tennessee Lady Vol Classic in Knoxville, Tenn. this weekend.
The team went 1-1 with a win against Washington State on Friday, before losing its first match of the season to...
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