Is KU Rebuilding in the Right Way Says Provost
Kansas University Provost Barbara Eichelmeyer recalls March 2020 as the moment higher education’s model broke. She told the Kansas Board of Regents that KU moved quickly to adapt while acknowledging the pain and uncertainty during the pandemic’s onset.
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Policing in Kansas Faces Few Consequences for Bias Allegations
An Associated Press review shows Kansas law enforcement agencies received hundreds of bias complaints in ten years, yet only two officers faced consequences for alleged racial bias. Advocates question transparency and accountability and call for stronger investigations.
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Settlement changes parking rules in Warehouse Arts District
Rochelle Valverde reports that after a lawsuit by the district’s main developer, Lawrence revised parking rules for new developments in the Warehouse Arts District to allow private parking for the first time. The change ends districtwide shared parking and raises concerns of spillover parking into East Lawrence.
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City of
Lawrence
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