If you were looking for someone to direct a Tony-Award winning musical comedy, Theresa Buchheister wouldn't be the obvious choice. Buchheister, a University of Kansas theater graduate, is not really a “musical theater person” and mostly worked in avant garde theater in New York City for ...
A national journalist who follows political races across the country will be in Lawrence next week to discuss how the 2026 midterm elections are shaping up for both Republicans and Democrats. Amy Walter, publisher and editor-in-chief of The Cook Political Report will be at the Dole Institute ...
The Lawrence Public Library’s bookmobile outreach program will get a lift with a sponsorship pledge from a KU sorority. The library’s Board of Trustees approved during its Monday night meeting an agreement for the University of Kansas chapter of Pi Beta Phi to sponsor the library’s ...
Lawrence community members eager to get a look at the new conference center connected to David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium now have a date to circle. KU will host an open house of the new facility at 11 a.m. on Nov. 12. Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly will be on hand for the ribbon cutting ...
Friday night’s men’s basketball portion of Late Night in the Phog featured an extended riff on the reality show “Love Island" that culminated in Kansas coach Bill Self selecting not just one of his players but all 16 — the entire team. “I love this team,” he said in the skit. In a ...
Kansas women’s basketball took the court in front of fans for the first time this season on Friday evening at the 41st annual Late Night in the Phog. Among the introductions and theatrics of the evening, the team participated in a ten-minute scrimmage. The night started with a team dance on ...