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Submit your creative works for consideration By Bethany McDonald KU’s Shoofly Literary Magazine is currently seeking submissions of original poetry, fiction and drama for its 2027 edition. Writers may submit up to three creative pieces to [email protected]. The submission deadline is Monday, Nov. 30. When submitting, each piece should be attached as its o
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Festivities will run through Mid-October By Martin Danek On Tuesday, Sept. 15, the Multicultural Center kicked off Hispanic Heritage Month with the Bienvenidos event, which ran from 1-5p.m. and included face painting, music, and Latin American cuisine. Hispanic Heritage Month continues through Oct. 15 and the Multicultural Center will continue to host events
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Students fill MSU for a night of bingo, prizes and friendly competition. By Kori Kistler On Sept. 22 from 6 to 7 p.m., students lined up outside of MSU 183 for Jellycat Bingo, hosted by the KU Activities Board. The room quickly reached maximum capacity, and many students were turned away. The event featured different
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Eight separate drives planned throughout academic year By John Mahoney The Community Outreach Center is partnering with the Miller-Keystone Blood Center for their annual series of blood drives. Appointments can be scheduled for the beginning of each month during the 2026-2027 academic year. Each session is held in MSU 218. Oct. 7, Nov. 18, Dec.
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By KU-led programs and external partners in attendance By Bethany McDonald On Thursday, Sept. 24, the KU Study Abroad Fair was held in room 218 of the McFarland Student Union (MSU) from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Students had the opportunity to speak with KU-led program leaders and external partners about a range of study
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Student performers in free outdoor show By Sarah Kummery Bearchella returns to KU on Friday, Oct. 2 from 3-9 p.m. The event will be held on the DMZ and feature live music, dancing, community, free food, t-shirt giveaways and raffle items. Participants are encouraged to bring their own blankets to sit on. Student performers and
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Pennsylvania German Cultural Heritage Center hosts crafts, live music and more By Martin Danek Heemet Fescht will be celebrating America's 250th anniversary with live music in the barnyard, traditional crafts, presentations, folklife demonstrations, hearth-cooking, farm animals, children's activities and more. Heemet (pronounced HAY-met) means "home" in Penn
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Week five closes with more matchups ahead. By Ryan Tirpak Going into this weekend's matchups, the KU Golden Bears prepare to further dominate competitors. Men’s football has been an overpowering force at the start of this season. The team is now 3-0 following a 35-20 road victory against Lock Haven on Sept. 19. KU started
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Golden Bears’ home game offers chance at winning a semester of in-state tuition By Wesley Detweiler The Division of Student Affairs will be holding their annual Family Day at KU on Saturday, Sept. 26. Family day will be centered around a KU home football game where an immediate family member of a KU student will
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