The Web site www.studyblue.com allows users to share class notes and simplify studying.
The Sigma Chi fraternity is hosting its annual Derby Days, a week-long philanthropy that has raised over $4.2 million for the Children’s Miracle Network since 1992.
Hatikvah will celebrate Israel’s independence all week long with a series of cultural events, including a concert, food fair and seminars to educate people about the state.
Jessica Lusk recently opened a furniture consignment store at 1845 E. 1450 Rd. in Lawrence.
Local ice cream shops have seen a significant increase in sales with the warmer weather. Many attribute the surge to the long, cold winter.
A task force established by the Lawrence City Commission will begin meeting soon. A recent survey found that more bars and restaurants exist downtown compared to other businesses.
Prohibiting openly gay men and women from participating in the military benefits no one — But is the time right to change the policy?
A new ten percent tax on indoor tanning as part of the health care reform bill has upset local tanning salons.
Ernst and Sons Hardware, established in 1905, may be closing its downtown Lawrence store soon.
The Food and Drug Administration is cracking down on food manufacturers for misleading consumers about the nutrient content of their products on the front label of the packaging.
