Deans of several schools across campus discuss the results of the most recently conducted climate survey and what progress the schools hope to make in the future.
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International students reflect on how recent violence has affected their experiences
The head count of international students has dropped by 100 people and safety concerns could be why, according to international students at the university.
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A look at the resources available for students with eating disorders
University students are vulnerable to eating disorders. Groups at the University are working to help and prevent them.
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Recently retired general counsel reflects on his time at KU
After retiring at the end of October, Jim Pottorff, who worked as the University’s general counsel for 17 years, reflects on the projects he worked on, including the Central District expansion.
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Business professors discuss gender-related issues in the workplace
Jill Ellingson, professor of human resource management at the University’s School of Business, talks about the importance of addressing gender-related issues in the workplace.
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Colombian president highlights unity during honorary degree ceremony
Colombian President and University alumnus Juan Manuel Santos returned to Lawrence on Tuesday to receive an honorary degree.
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C-SPAN bus stops at KU during their ’50 Capitals Tour’
The C-SPAN bus made a stop outside of the Kansas Union on Tuesday before traveling on to Topeka as part of their “50 Capitals Tour.”
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IOA Director speaks on concerns of adopting DeVos’ Title IX interim measures
With Devos’ interim measures regarding Title IX calling for a change in due process, Title IX coordinator Shane McCreery says there are serious implications to implementing those at the University.
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Emily Taylor Center in the process of expanding reach with new programming
The Emily Taylor Center for Women & Gender Equity plans to provide more support for women as well as extend more resources for students, faculty and parents in Lawrence.
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KU working to increase minority graduate student numbers
The number of minority graduate students is increasing across the country. KU hopes to increase their number of minority graduate students, with enrollment not currently being where the University wants it to be.
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