A New Bill Introduced In Kansas Would Strip Away Faculty Tenure Rights
The Kansas House of Representatives is set to consider a bill that if it became law would strip away the most important ...
Deceased rare Arctic bird to become part of collection at museum in Lawrence
A rare Arctic bird found deceased last week in southwest Kansas will become part of the collection at Lawrence's Kansas ...
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University tenure bill sparks controversy ahead of Tuesday hearing
The House Judiciary Committee welcomed testimony Tuesday on House Bill 2348, which would leave tenure as a qualifier for other benefits but not as a shield against termination.
Kansas vs. K-State prediction: Who wins Sunflower Showdown between 2 hot hoops teams?
The No. 16-ranked Kansas Jayhawks men’s basketball team is set to play Kansas State in another edition of the Sunflower ...
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Inside Kansas basketball's late defensive strategy vs UCF that didn't work, but also did
Regardless, Kansas can review the foul-or-not-foul sequence it faced late against UCF and be better prepared the next time that moment happens. Jordan Guskey covers University of Kansas Athletics at ...
In a ‘bold move,’ KCUR and Classical KC begin the process of transitioning from UMKC
KCUR has been an independent service of the University of Missouri-Kansas City for decades. The University of Missouri Board ...
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What happened to Kansas Jayhawks in loss to rival K-State? And is KU in deeper trouble?
The last time Kansas men’s basketball beat Kansas State in Manhattan, Bruce Weber coached the Wildcats and Christian Braun wore a Jayhawks uniform. That was three seasons ago. Since his arrival ...
Will Kansas State lose $50 million in USAID funding for agriculture research?
President Donald Trump's administration shut down USAID, which has awarded millions of dollars to Kansas State University for agricultural research.
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KCUR Kansas City public radio to transition oversight by independent, third-party nonprofit
Kansas City’s KCUR-FM announced Monday it has launched the start of a three-year transition process that will end with the radio station being overseen by an independent, nonprofit board.