The deadliest terrorist attacks in American history that killed 2,977 people and injured thousands in New York, Washington and Pennsylvania on Sept. 11, 2001, is approaching its 25th anniversary. And like many other towns and cities across the nation, Lawrence, too, is preparing to honor the ...
The Lawrence community next week will have an opportunity to discuss the all-consuming topic of democracy as part of the University of Kansas’ first Democracy Day event, hosted by KU’s Center for Democratic Governance. The inaugural event will be held on Friday, Sept. 18, from 9 a.m. to ...
On a Tuesday afternoon, Heather Campbell’s algebra class at Bonner Springs High School is lively, with students walking in to start their lesson. They’re learning about the inputs and outputs of slope intercept form, a math problem that uses a graph of negatives and positives. After ...
It takes a ton of protein and carbs to feed a flock of Jayhawk football players – certainly more than Shawarma Press co-owner Atrooba Hashim had imagined. Recently, her restaurant got an order from the team for 115 lunch boxes. “In my mind, 115 shawarmas doesn’t seem that much. And on ...
Developers are seeking a sales tax exemption on construction materials to build a 341-unit apartment complex near KU Innovation Park, and city leaders are set to vote on that request next week. The apartment project would be in The Crossing @ KU section of the West Campus near 23rd and Iowa ...
When the University of Kansas' football season kicks off against Long Island at 7 p.m. Friday, fans might have to find new places to park or new ways to get to and from the stadium. That's because KU has changed its game-day parking arrangements to accommodate the ongoing construction at David ...