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Kansas Governor Laura Kelly signed a bill today to increase resources for students with dyslexia.

Kansas public universities would be barred from requiring employees or students to support or oppose diversity, equity and inclusion policies.

The approval comes as Regents otherwise consider a framework that faculty worry could lead to substantial eliminations of duplicate programs.

Fort Hays State University has announced the opportunity to award an extra $5 million in scholarships to students in exceptional financial need through a new grant match.

Find omelets, biscuits and gravy, sandwiches, bloody Marys and more on the menu at HomeGrown in Des Moines.

The Kansas Board of Regents is planning amend their insurance policies for state university students, raising premiums and deductibles to consider inflation.

HomeGrown, a Wichita, Kan.-based breakfast and lunch eatery, opened Monday in the Crescent Building, owned by the Krause Group, parent company of Krause+. Home

Kansas Board of Regents' task force is eager to tackle the K-12 teacher shortage with reform tied to student grants, teacher salaries and credentialing.

Education deans at public universities in Kansas working on solutions to a K-12 teacher shortage want to dramatically expand over three years state financial aid for college students in education programs and to implement a partnership to uniformly compensate student teachers.

The State Finance Council, with Gov. Kelly and legislative leaders, unanimously approve allocation of $374 million in remaining COVID-19 relief funding.