For faculty, staff and students in nearly a dozen degree programs at KU, the summer season may be stressful rather than slow.
Over the next several weeks, the Kansas Board of Regents is expected to make decisions on whether to merge or phase out 11 degree programs at the University of Kansas, each of which is suffering from some combination of low degree numbers, low wages, or low job prospects in the region. ...
A member of the Kansas Board of Regents will resign her position next month to oversee a new literacy program that will operate under the direction of the Board of Regents.
Regent Cynthia Lane, a former K-12 educator and superintendent, has been named the first director of Kansas’ new Blueprint for Literacy program, which will focus on providing new methods for teachers across the state to teach reading and ...
Lawrence City Hall officials are acknowledging their $2.2 million Village site for the homeless may need a new construction project after its community building took on water, creating potential safety problems.
The project’s community building, where meals are served and other daily gatherings happen, has become a potentially dangerous mix of standing water and electricity. Photos obtained by the ...
While a $600,000 base salary increase was the headline number from KU Athletics Director Travis Goff’s new employment contract, the agreement also included other new perks — both on land and in the air.
The agreement announced Wednesday by the University of Kansas doubles the number of automobiles at Goff’s disposal, and also comes with a university-funded program that allows Goff to take up to $50,000 a ...
Back in February we reported on signs of a new business coming to 23rd Street that sparked some culinary curiosity. It was promoting itself as a restaurant that would serve both sushi and Cajun seafood.
Indeed, that business — Concept 23 — did open a few weeks later. But still, I remained curious what had created that combination, and with the pace of Lawrence slowing down just a bit as summer nears, I ...
A trip to Worlds of Fun or Disneyland may not be necessary. Travel through a Lawrence neighborhood and you may well find a roller coaster. The local housing market, at least, seems to be riding one.
April housing sales rose by 40% from a year ago, and housing prices are now soaring again too, after a few months where it looked like big increases were poised to moderate.
Local real estate agents sold 91 homes ...
