One of the nation’s leading free speech groups says the University of Kansas doesn’t have a legal right to discipline an instructor who made classroom statements about shooting men who would never vote for a woman president. The Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression — FIRE ...
The KU instructor who made a comment about lining up men and shooting them has left the university, KU announced Friday. The video of Phillip Lowcock, a lecturer in the Department of Health, Sport & Exercise Science, came to light Wednesday and promptly landed Lowcock on administrative ...
For much of Wednesday, the identity of a University of Kansas instructor whose video comments about violence and the political process had gone viral was officially unknown. KU officials had not released the identity of the instructor in any of their statements to media outlets around the ...
Story updated at 4:58 p.m. Oct. 9: A University of Kansas instructor is facing discipline by KU after a video shows him making comments in a classroom about lining up and shooting men because they believe a female isn’t smart enough to be president. The video is of comments made by ...
Among the hot debates in the U.S. presidential campaign, there is this nuanced one regarding China: Should we crush them or should we pulverize them? A former U.S. Secretary of Defense told a Lawrence crowd Thursday night that American leaders of both parties need to entertain new lines of ...
The University of Kansas athletic department is expected to pay consulting firm Deloitte $200,000 for approximately five months of work as part of what KU has called a “first-of-its-kind collaboration.” In return, Deloitte will provide recommendations across a variety of topics in college ...