KU forum gathers input on chancellor search at KU Union
About 40 students faculty and staff attended the open forum at the Kansas Union to discuss qualities for the next chancellor. The event led by David Dillon and Bill Funk aimed to shape a candidate profile as Bernadette Gray-Little steps down and a July 1 start is targeted.
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KU Central District redevelopment finalist for P3 honor
KU's 350 million Central District redevelopment project drew varied reactions from public officials as its finalist status in a multimillion-dollar higher education construction funding P3 process sparked debate among leaders in the public private partnership industry.
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Long Beach Civic Center wins P3 awards over KU
The 2016 Heard on the Hill P3 Awards recognized the Long Beach Civic Center and Port Headquarters project in California as winners in the Best Social Infrastructure category, besting KU. Mexico's Museum of Baroque was a runner-up, with The Bulletin highlighting the event as a showcase of industry innovation and deal flow.
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KU professor files second suit alleging discrimination
Catherine Joritz, an American University of Kansas assistant professor, filed a federal suit in Topeka claiming anonymous and negative student evaluations led to termination, hostile work environment, and anti German discrimination. She seeks reinstatement to her position and the Hall Center Creative Fellowship, plus appropriate relief.
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Police release photos of Lawrence robbery suspect
The Lawrence Police Department issued two photos Tuesday of a man suspected in three armed robberies in Lawrence. No injuries were reported and investigators deem the incidents unrelated. A 59 year old woman was robbed at a West Second Street business of $300 by a man with a hammer. A second robbery occurred Sunday near West Campus Road and West Hills Terrace.
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