KU expects enrollment to grow again next year, but says future on-campus growth may be too expensive
The University of Kansas is expecting enrollment on its Lawrence campus to grow again next year — but after that, community leaders likely shouldn’t expect much future growth in student numbers. That’s partially by design, members of the Kansas Board of Regents were told on Wednesday. ...
KU buildings attracted overnight homeless campers; KU chief implemented building sweeps
Lawrence school board expands equity efforts with analysis of enrollment and class sizes
Lawrence school board members will explore enrollment and class sizes while gathering data as a part of the district's equity initiative to help ...
A quick survey of the 2025 KU football schedule, Part 1
KU baseball opens season at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi
First pitch for the third season of Kansas baseball under head coach Dan Fitzgerald is set for 5 p.m. on Friday at Whataburger Field, as the ...
Douglas County Criminal Justice Coordinating Council adopts strategic plan for improving the criminal legal system
Douglas County collected more money than expected in 2024; commissioners to consider $30M in transfers
New figures are in for Douglas County’s 2024 finances, and it is shaping up to be a year of big gains for several of the county’s savings ...
After Student Senate proposes an 80% funding cut to KU’s student newspaper, thousands show their support for the Kansan
KU expects enrollment to grow again next year, but says future on-campus growth may be too expensive
Girod, other higher ed leaders testify against bill that would weaken faculty tenure protections
Joann Fabrics set to close Lawrence store as part of bankruptcy process
Home show set for this weekend; new building permit figures show Lawrence home growth among slowest in area
Long at the city’s edge, this old farmhouse property may become site of Lawrence’s newest affordable housing
Douglas County jail holding man on ICE immigration warrant after arrest on driver’s license violation, open container
Wheelchair user sues bus company and City of Lawrence, claiming poor training led to fall and concussion
KU buildings attracted overnight homeless campers; KU chief implemented building sweeps
Music and book sale, theater, basketball and bowls (Super and Souper) among week’s events
CHVRCHES’s Lauren Mayberry returns to the Granada in Lawrence, sharing solo project that helped her break out of comfort zone
How a relief fund created during the COVID crisis still helps Lawrence servers, bartenders and other hospitality workers today
Taylor Drift takes the stage after snowplow signage arrives
Lawrence and surrounding area in winter storm warning until 6 p.m.; few more inches of snow expected during the day
Lawrence school board holds special meeting to discuss superintendent search
