KU to shorten fall semester to curb virus spread
University of Kansas will begin classes in person on August 24 then end on campus before Thanksgiving. After Thanksgiving students depart, followed by a week of study for remote finals, as announced by Chancellor Douglas Girod. The move mirrors national efforts to reduce autumn COVID-19 waves and requires campus-wide responsible behavior.
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Professor lauds SCOTUS ruling on LGBTQ workers
A University of Kansas law professor hailed the Supreme Court ruling that protects up to 13 million Americans from being fired for sexual orientation or gender identity. The expert cautioned that gaps remain in enforcement and coverage beyond the ruling.
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Kansas Gov. Kelly cites 14 day rise in COVID cases statewide
Thirteen Kansas counties including Douglas report a 14 day uptick in confirmed COVID-19 cases. Gov. Laura Kelly warns the state is not through the pandemic and urges continued vigilance. Local officials note areas with rising case counts as the health situation evolves.
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Suspect Shot After Lawrence Car Chase Ends
U S Marshals sought a white male suspect. Law enforcement pursued from Jefferson County into Lawrence around 3 30 p m Monday. Kansas Highway Patrol and other agencies attempted to end the chase but halted for safety as the pursuit moved through town.
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