The "ASK HER" vandal is unmasked, and it's the Kappa Sigma fraternity.

Researchers at the U are participating in a study that will follow thousands of children's development from embryo to adulthood in order to help prevent childhood diseases.

The International Center and its student council opened the International Café program this semester as a way to meet with other international students and share experiences.

As the Dow dropped below 10,000 for the first time in four years Monday, the Quinney College of Law hosted a panel of experts reviewing the recent meltdown on Wall Street.

The U hosted Metamorphoses, an international colloquium on narrative fairy tales and folklore, over the weekend, drawing scholars from various universities.

Jennifer Graves, a professor of comparative genomics for the Australian National University, said in an Oct. 1 lecture on the evolution of sex chromosomes in animals and humans that new sex-determining genes could evolve in the next few million years.

The new geology and geophysics building is under construction and is nearing completion.

About 112 students gathered in the Union Ballroom to compete against teams in the annual XBox tournament.

The Carolyn Tanner Irish Humanities Building will hold its ribbon cutting Friday.

When the Frederick Albert Sutton Building is unveiled in April 2009, the geology and geophysics department will have a new home.