AbilityKU aims to build an inclusive community for those with disabilities and tackle the lack of disability accommodations on campus.

The University of Kansas Senate is considering discontinuing their Holocaust and Genocide Studies certificate program in the Jewish Studies Department. There will be a hearing on Sept. 28 for public comment on the matter

After much negotiating, KU's Graduate Teaching Assistants Coalition agreed with the University on a new contract.

In a statement, KU administrators announced the University's possession of Native American remains. They plan to return them to their original tribal nations.

Makini King, one of four candidates for the KU Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging vice provost position, will give a public presentation on Sept. 20 at 2:30 p.m. She will present her philosophy on diversity and inclusion in higher education.

Organizations at the University of Kansas are planning events during the month of September to recognize Suicide Awareness Month.

Academic and government leaders spoke at an opening ceremony for the new KU Innovation Park, saying the building will provide students with amazing opportunities while keeping them in Kansas.

U.S. government policies and increased competition are taking their toll on international student enrollment at KU as students choose to go to Canada and its friendlier policies.

Analysis from the Kansas AAUP shows that there's been a decrease in tenure-track professors overall because those who leave aren't being replaced. That, plus falling pay and workplace issues, may cause unionization.

Sigma Chi’s KU chapter has been removed from campus for hazing offenses and lying to the Sigma Chi national organization, according to chats obtained by the Kansan.

All undergraduate advisors at the University of Kansas will move into a new unit within Academic Success at the beginning of the Fall 2022 semester.

The University of Kansas announced on Tuesday that Lauren Jones McKown will lead civil rights and Title IX efforts for the University.

Following their win as Student Body President and Vice President, Sadie Williams and Alessia Roark spoke to the Kansan about their plans for the following year. 

The University of Kansas has announced that masks will no longer be required in classrooms effective March 28, as originally projected in the updated policy announced on March 3.

University of Kansas Provost Barbara Bichelmeyer provided information in an email on the search to find a new dean for the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. The new job position will be listed as the Executive Dean of the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences.