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This year’s slate includes true stories of Black space pioneers, victims of deepfake porn, and the first female Episcopal priests. Plus: Errol Morris’s portrait of a certain British spy novelist.

Scholars from across the country will speak on housing issues 75 years after Shelley v. Kraemer in this year’s Law Review Symposium

University of Kansas faculty governance leaders are frustrated with a proposal from administration for a second Integrated Sciences Building that would cost nearly $200 million to construct. Members of Faculty and University Senate told the University Daily Kansan they did not know about a plan for ISB 2 prior to the publication of the Kansan article. The news about ISB 2, coupled with reports of a $30 million Adams Alumni Center remodel — which is being paid for by private fun...

KU Faculty Senate discussed potentially moving forward with a no-confidence vote in the universitys chancellor and provost, citing a need for transparency in Thursdays meeting.

Shares11 Ed. note : This is the latest installment in a series of posts on motherhood in the legal profession, in partnership with our friends at  . Welcome Professor Cyra Akila Choudhury back to our pages. Click here if you’d like to donate to MothersEsquire. A year into the pandemic, our worst fears about the effects on women in the workforce have been confirmed. In December, all of the 140,000 jobs lost were lost by women of color, while white men and women made gains. The pandemic has re...

photo by: Screenshot of OneKUs "Defend KU" virtual town hall Over 200 people attended a virtual town hall on Feb. 4 put on by a group of University of Kansas faculty members who object to a new Kansas Board of Regents policy that would eliminate tenure protections. A group of University of Kansas faculty hosted a virtual town hall Thursday night to discuss a recent Kansas Board of Regents policy that one faculty member said would be “the beginning of the end of tenure” in higher education....