For generations, a certain segment of Kansas’ population has shared morning coffee at the small town diner, talked about the weather and debated how good or poor the crops look. Now, you might be able to whip out your smartphone and prove your point, thanks to satellites in space and ...
A former University of Kansas student employee who is transgender is suing the school for firing him for speaking to the media about policy changes affecting LGBTQ+ students. Anthony Alvarez alleges in the lawsuit filed on Thursday that he was wrongfully terminated from his position as a ...
A woman who was killed in an attack Wednesday while leaving an event at a Jewish museum in Washington, D.C., was a graduate of the University of Kansas. The woman, Sarah Milgrim, and her fiancé, Yaron Lischinsky, an Israeli citizen, were staff members of the Israeli Embassy in Washington and ...
The University of Kansas athletic department has in less than a year reduced its workforce by about 30 people, athletic director Travis Goff told the Journal-World on Tuesday afternoon. By beginning with a hiring freeze at the start of last fall, continuing by offering its employees voluntary ...
The longtime dean of the University of Kansas’ journalism school will leave the position this summer to return to teaching duties at the school. Ann Brill plans to step down as dean of the William Allen White School of Journalism and Mass Communications prior to the start of the fall 2025 ...
The University of Kansas’ top executive on matters related to communication and public affairs is leaving to accept a leadership position with the University of Tennessee. Karla Leeper, KU’s vice chancellor for strategic communication and public affairs, is leaving to become the new vice ...