The University of Kansas’ Campanile atop Mt. Oread once again will be atop the world of North American carillonists — the musicians who play bell towers — and Lawrence residents will get treated to several free concerts as a result. KU’s School of Music will host the Guild ...
School's not out for the summer yet, but KU's campus certainly looked ready for it on Saturday with the Road to Summer Car Show that took over Jayhawk Boulevard. Elsewhere on campus, families learned more about kites and tried their hand at papercrafts at the Kite Festival events at the Kansas ...
UPDATED 2:15 P.M. MAY 2 An approximately $300 million redevelopment project at KU’s football stadium has won a key recommendation from Lawrence City Manager Craig Owens, as KU and its development partners are now offering to pay nearly $20 million for other city projects. KU or the KU ...
A retired general and a retired admiral told a Lawrence crowd Thursday that the U.S. military is superior to its counterpart in China. But, before you salute and wave the flag, also know this: They said it may not matter. “A sergeant in the U.S. Army does what a colonel in the Chinese army ...
The University of Kansas on Thursday announced its hiring of a University at Buffalo professor and administrator as KU's next dean of pharmacy. KU selected David Dietz, who is currently a professor and chair of the Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology as well as the associate dean of ...
Robert Gates — the former U.S. Secretary of Defense — was in Lawrence Wednesday to speak at a conference examining the prospect of war with China, which he says is very preventable, by the way. But to a capacity crowd at the Dole Institute of Politics, Gates caught the attention of the ...