Rocky Mountain Collegian, Colorado State University, CO
2 days ago by Erik Myers
Clouds hung heavily over the Aggie Theater Tuesday evening, where a somber crowd had gathered to remember the life of 22-year-old Johnny Schou.
Schou, the bassist of popular Fort Collins-based band Tickle Me Pink, was found dead in his Fort Collins home Tuesday morning.
Rocky Mountain Collegian, Colorado State University, CO
1 day ago by Kelli Pryor
Even though CSU alumnus Amanda Igaki is the reigning 2008 Miss Asian America Colorado, don't dare call her a beauty queen.
The Miss Asian America Colorado event was created this year by Asian Avenue magazine as more than a beauty pageant. The contestants had to possess more than physical attractiveness, they needed to demonstrate intelligence, compassion and the desire to serve.
Rocky Mountain Collegian, Colorado State University, CO
1 day ago by J. David McSwane
Each summer, millions of men look deep within themselves for the courage to stand up and fight. This group, of which I consider myself a fervent member, fights for a just and worthy cause, a complex mission that can only be understood by men and men alone.
Kansas State Collegian, Kansas State University, KS
2 days ago
View the photos of Country Stampede attendees, country music stars and that ever-present mud.
Kansas State Collegian, Kansas State University, KS
2 days ago by Salena Strate
K-State IT personnel will never ask for a password or user name through e-mail. That is the point university IT security officer Harvard Townsend wants to make clear to K-State students and employees. Since May 29, more than 30 e-mail scams have been reported, Townsend said.
Kansas State Collegian, Kansas State University, KS
2 days ago by Brad Dornes
Former K-State basketball player Michael Beasley was drafted by the Miami Heat with the second pick of Thursday's NBA Draft.
Beasley was the second of three-straight freshmen to be chosen with the top picks in the draft. A record ten freshmen were chosen in the first round this year.
Daily Nebraskan, University of Nebraska, NE
3 days ago by Casey Welsch
Ever since what some would call that fateful hour, when the clock struck midnight on New Year's Eve and the calendars switched to 2005, Lincoln smokers have been a persecuted bunch.
Forced to stand outside in the cold, the heat, the wind, the rain and the public to puff their cigarettes, Lincoln's smokers have always opposed the ban.
Daily Nebraskan, University of Nebraska, NE
3 days ago by Sarah Melecki
Last week, I was sitting on a blanket at Jazz in June enjoying the nice weather, friends and a little background music. With thousands of people milling about, it's easy to tune out the crowd. But when two people wearing "Decline to Sign" t-shirts showed up, the affirmative action debate reached my little blanket.
Daily Nebraskan, University of Nebraska, NE
3 days ago by Bill Fech
There's an arresting moment in "WALL-E" where we're given a view of the earth from outer space.
Instead of the standard sparkling blues and healthy browns and greens, we see a dirty sphere whose features have been dulled by years of environmental neglect and abandon.
The Campus, Oklahoma City University, OK
3 days ago by Alaina Stevens
As the nation gets ready to celebrate its heritage on July 4, some people may be looking for a place to celebrate the festivities.
The Campus online staff has researched what festivals and firework shows are being offered in the metro area and include, Bethany, Yukon, Edmond, and Bricktown/Oklahoma City.
The Campus, Oklahoma City University, OK
2 days ago by Alaina Stevens
Kelsey Cartwright was surprised when her 11th pageant led her to representing the entire state of Oklahoma.
The dance management junior won the Miss Oklahoma title on June 7 competing as Miss Keystone Lake. She received a $16,000 scholarship for winning.
Reveille, Nebraska Wesleyan University, NE
2 days ago by Nathan Ehmke
As you are probably aware of, The Reveille staff is on summer break and are brainstorming some ideas for our fall issues.
In saying that we would like to extend to you a roll in the issues to come. As the voice of Nebraska Wesleyan University we value our audiences feedback and are open to any suggestions.
The Vista, University of Central Oklahoma, OK
6 days ago by Jordan Richison
Funnyman Steve Carell is back again in the movie adaptation of iconic 1960s television series "Get Smart."
Carell plays Maxwell Smart, the insanely self-confident secret agent who gets a chance to realize his long-held dream of working in the field. His first mission is to thwart the latest plot for world domination by the evil crime syndicate known as KAOS.
Daily Toreador, Texas Tech University, TX
2 days ago by Chris Kellerman
I don't know how else to say it: "The Happening" is absolutely, from start to finish, a disaster. And I am a fan of M. Night Shyamalan. I loved "The Sixth Sense" and "Signs," and I've never been afraid to defend "The Village." However, "The Happening" is so ridiculous and poorly made, it's as if an entirely different director made it.
Daily Toreador, Texas Tech University, TX
6 days ago by Mia Walters
Red and blue flashing lights, sirens, motorcycle cops, and fire trucks rarely mean good news.
Juneteenth celebrations took place in Lubbock on Saturday morning, with the highlight being the parade that ended at the Mae Simmons Community Center.
People of all ages lined the streets waiting to see parade floats boarded by people ready to toss candy to the audience watching from the curb.
Daily Toreador, Texas Tech University, TX
6 days ago by Angela Farmer
This summer, residents literally can witness the history of wind power at the American Wind Power Center and Museum.
Two instructors at Texas Tech's College of Architecture are working on a mural project at the windmill museum's covered patio area.
The project is self-funded by the windmill museum, said Coy Harris, the museum's director.
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