As America celebrated its 250th year of independence, Algeria celebrated its 64th. Algerian Americans shared what their ...

Mariana Leandro discusses the encouraging acts of solidarity by neighboring countries and foreign powers following the ...

COOKshop on 8th hosts different cooking classes for any skill level. Arts & Culture Associate Editor Dot Smith attended the ...

Lawrence chose Angie Pickman’s “Within Your Grasp” to gift the Algerian ambassador as a diplomatic offering. Stan Herd and ...

Founded in 1904, The Kansan has been the voice of the University of Kansas for over a century, fostering journalistic excellence and innovation. It is THE student news source for the students by the ...

Some Kansas City businesses have experienced a lower volume of visitors than they anticipated. And Lawrence businesses, like ...

The site of the Sunflower Apartments is currently being turned into parking for the Gateway District, expected to be ...

Global street photographer and Lawrencian Gary Mark Smith’s photo quilt “Soka Kila Mahali” is shown on the side of Lawrence ...

The University Daily Kansan, KU’s award-winning student media organization, is seeking new staff members to contribute to and help run news and business/advertising departments. Journalism and ...

The Kansan has verified the identity of protesters but is not publishing the full names of campers due to safety concerns. This thread is no longer actively updating. Read the next day's coverage here ...

Editor's note: This article was written before Jack Shaw's departure from the Kansan. Shaw is a media liaison for the Student's for Justice in Palestine (SJP), which was determined to be a conflict of ...

Many people consider the Wagon Wheel Cafe a Lawrence institution. The Wheel, as it's more commonly known, is a popular bar among not only students, but alumni as well. Owner Rob Farha provided these ...