KU debate team ranked first in nation after fall semester
The University of Kansas debate squad finished the fall semester ranked number one in the national varsity debate rankings. Six KU debaters faced top ten opponents across three tournaments. Sophomores Hegna and Walter won 4 to 2 at Dartmouth round robin, while freshmen Delph and Robinson led at Pitts with undefeated runs and top speaker honors. Coach Harris earned the Jeffrey W. Jarman Person of the Year Award.
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Kansas Lawmaker Under Fire Over Left Behind Gun Incident
A Kansas House aide cited a past incident where a loaded handgun was left in a Capitol bathroom in 2013 as lawmakers discuss gun safety. Representative Dove, involved in a 2015 concealed carry law, faced questions about unattended firearms as a Senate committee debated repealing parts of the law set to take effect in July. Dove declined to comment. colleagues note ongoing information gathering and concern over safety in public spaces.
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Board member hints at term end amid attendance gaps
Adair says finishing her term seems likely with no concrete plans to leave Kansas. She cites past absences during superintendent searches tied to a 90 day business accelerator. She offered virtual attendance but the board declined and no clear policy exists beyond ethics guidance.
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