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Like "Green Book," Alexander Payne’s look at an unlikely friendship shows how circumstances often bring the most disparate people together.

Like "Green Book," Alexander Payne’s look at an unlikely friendship shows how circumstances often bring the most disparate people together.

With a loaded agenda that created “robust” conversation, as Faculty Senate President Jolynn Dowling called it, the Faculty Senate discussed topics relating to market-based compensation and the Kansas Board of Regents’ academic program review with administration and approved two new academic programs at their Oct. 23 meeting. Market-based compensation update Vicki Whisenhant, the executive director...

The Rochester City School Board is voting Thursday evening on its proposed reconfiguration plan.

Celia Jiménez here, thinking about two seemingly unrelated things: strawberries and children’s books. On Wednesday, Oct. 4, these two things came together when kindergarteners and first-graders at Virginia Rocca Barton

The kingdom’s de facto ruler, known internationally as MBS, has enacted meaningful reforms in recent years, but the country maintains a dismal human rights record.

The kingdom’s de facto ruler, known internationally as MBS, has enacted meaningful reforms in recent years, but the country maintains a dismal human rights record.

People willing to pay for a ticket to his speech will be entered for a chance to meet the famous tech entrepreneur.

The awards will be presented prior to a fireside chat with Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak.

/PRNewswire/ -- As a nonprofit helping propel the technology industry forward in Kansas, FlagshipKansas.Tech is set to celebrate excellence and innovation in...