The editor of a small-town Kansas newspaper that had its newsroom raided by law enforcement urged journalists and the public on Thursday to become even more aggressive in standing up to government.
“What happened to us was that somebody, politically, weaponized the police force, “ Eric ...
The last living witness to the kidnapping of Emmett Till — which led to the murder of the Black teenager and spurred a racial reckoning in 1955 — will speak on the University of Kansas campus this month.
The Rev. Wheeler Parker Jr., a cousin and childhood friend of Till, will speak at 6 ...
The former chief economist and leading economic development official for the United Nations will be at the University of Kansas this month to deliver a lecture on the world’s economy.
Elliott Harris will deliver the Self Graduated Fellowship Symposium Lecture at 3:30 p.m. on April 19 in ...
Bipartisan bills in the Kansas Statehouse to eliminate copays on diagnostic or supplemental breast exams for insured people fell short this legislative session. Supporters of the legislation say they are angry by the lack of action.
Many other Midwestern states, like Colorado, Oklahoma and ...
In this place north of North Lawrence, the farmers count acres, the fellows at the grain elevator count bushels, and next to no one counts houses.
Why would they in this land dominated by flat, black, tilled fields? Everybody from the pickup driver on the gravel road to the crows overhead ...
Nadya Tolokonnikova, who spent nearly two years in a Russian prison for a 40-second song criticizing Vladimir Putin, had two messages for a University of Kansas crowd on Thursday evening.
The founder of the Russian feminist, protest, art and music group Pussy Riot had a simple enough message ...