KU student who accidentally ingested chemical in good condition at LMH

A Kansas University student who accidentally ingested a toxic chemical has been upgraded to good condition, a university official said Friday afternoon. Lynn Bretz, a KU spokeswoman, said the student had also been transferred out of Lawrence Memorial Hospital’s intensive ...

• KU graduate student in critical but stable condition after chemical contamination
  A Kansas University graduate student was hospitalized with life-threatening injuries Thursday after accidentally ingesting a toxic chemical while working in a university lab, KU officials said.
• Sociology professor first to win award
  Kansas University sociology professor Joey Sprague is the first recipient of the E. Jackson Baur Professorship in Sociology.
• Soil samples to help save Potter Lake
  Kansas University scientists who travel all over the state gathering data on lakes stayed home on Wednesday conducting research in their backyard. What they found was enough silt in Potter Lake to fill roughly 600 dump trucks with mud.
• Doctors at KU Hospital perform unique surgery on 19-year-old with bone cancer
  Kansas University Hospital surgeons performed a unique procedure Tuesday on a 19-year-old man from southwest Missouri who had bone cancer in his left arm.

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• KU students can attend Oxfam banquet
• KU basketball player Chase Buford enters diversion agreement in July DUI case
• Electronic transcript program on the way
• Engineering competition may help students chart future course
• Swine flu vaccination shortage forces changes to local clinics
• Deer in the spotlights: KU to conduct census
• 2 cancer researchers join KU center
• ‘Jewish Jordan’ teaches area players about sport, religion
• Award established for med students
• KU still fine-tuning policy on alcohol
• KU Med Center honors Hemenway, Sebelius
• Gift from estate provides $2.5M to KU
• Jayhawk’s home really is his castle
• 4 vie for prestigious scholarships
• KU taking advantage of stimulus cash to get needed work done
• Princeton Review recognizes KU's MBA program
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• Hemenway awarded Star of Excellence
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• KU warns students to be vigilant on break