KU Senate debates impeachment amid campus inclusion push
The KU Senate spent over five hours debating impeachment against Pringle George and Moon while urging greater campus inclusivity. Supporters called for action and a careful process, as other groups demanded accountability and a plan to address racial tension and inclusion on campus.
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Investigation continues into Halloween party assault case
Lawrence police say no arrests yet in a battery and aggravated assault case tied to a Halloween house party at 1300 Kentucky St. Offiers found a large crowd but many left after arrival. Kenneth Grant of KU's Black Student Union highlighted alleged racial slurs, spitting, and a chokehold. New interviews provided more detail on possible gun involvement and past allegations.
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Trent McKinley
Kentucky Street
McKinley
Kenneth Grant
Kansas University
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KU Diversity Training Sparks GOP Pushback On Campus Policy
GOP lawmakers voice free speech concerns as Kansas University discusses mandatory diversity training amid campus mistrust. Chancellor Gray-Little defends program as common in business, with plans for facilitated sessions and emphasis on cultural differences. Republican leaders warn of costs and indoctrination while supporting colorblind policies.
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Bernadette Gray-Little
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State Board of Regents
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Jim Ward
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Jeff Vitter
Jill Hummels
Vitter
Sara Rosen
Hummels
Invisible Hawk
Clay Barker
Kansas Republican Party
Barker
Senate
Terry Bruce
Nickerson
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