Man, woman arrested in association with robbery near campus.
Columnist disagrees with new drinking legislation.
Student will intern for 10 weeks at University of Kansas. Men's tennis downs Southern Illinois 6-1. A study released at Drake University Wednesday found that women are open to running for public office and that encouragement from a mentor makes a crucial difference. A panel of female officeholders discussed the findings of the study and their personal experiences with running for offices, from city councilwoman to state representative. All four members of the panel highlighted the role mentors played in their decisions to run.