To mark the launch of the CampusCam on May 2, KSN is planning to broadcast its 5 p.m. newscast and most of its 6 p.m. newscast live from Eck Stadium, just before the 7 p.m. K-State and WSU baseball game. Watch KSN for WSU news and interviews. Software business first to receive money from Rudd Fund A company that will market a highly accurate Internet filter is the first recipient of money from a venture capital fund meant to foster entrepreneurship among students at Kansas' three major universities. Its filter is already being used in six Kansas school districts. Hutchinson's public school district was the test site for the product.
Filters block Internet users from accessing certain sites, such as pornographic images.
The art of the deal For Terry Noel, an assistant professor in the Center for Entrepreneurship, this past year has meant listening to a number of business ideas by WSU students. And it's not because he teaches a business plans class. Since last April, Noel has been the WSU liaison for the Rudd Family Entrepreneurial Fund. The fund, established by alumnus and entrepreneur Leslie Rudd, operates on the principle of entrepreneurial philanthropy. After more than 18 months being closed, the Lowell D. Holmes Museum of Anthropology is reopening in a new location with much more space.