KU Continuing Education to move to Edwards Campus
KU Continuing Education will relocate from Lawrence to the Edwards Campus in Overland Park starting next spring. The move aims to boost collaboration with Kansas City area business and industry while keeping access to Lawrence classes. About 15 staff will begin the transition, with full relocation expected by the end of 2014.
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KU Medical Center faces budget cuts and brain-drain risk
Kansas University Medical Center and Cancer Center leaders warn state and federal budget cuts threaten patient care and research. Regents cite improved NIH designation and funding gains but fear loss of a generation of scientists as enrollments shrink and research grants decline.
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New Lied Center director named from Jazz at Lincoln Center
Kansas University names Derek Kwan as the new executive director of the Lied Center of Kansas succeeding Tim Van Leer who retires after 12 years. Kwan, VP of concerts and touring at Jazz at Lincoln Center since 2012, will begin in January after touring Lawrence in October and speaking at an open Lied forum.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital projects smaller 2014 surplus
Lawrence Memorial Hospital’s 2014 budget forecasts a profitable year but with a reduced operating surplus of about 7.1 million, down from 9.5 million in 2011 and 8.3 million in 2012. The plan notes uncertainty around ACA insurance exchanges and expected new revenue.
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Cooler rain joins us on social media
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County renews towing rate cap program
Douglas County officials announce renewal of a towing rate cap program enacted last year. The plan regulates charges by tow companies for specified tow types, aiming to curb excessive fees and protect motorists.
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