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Between April 22 to 28, the University of Kansas and Lawrence communities will be hosting a wide variety of events. From the Center for Sexuality and Gender Diversity celebrating Lesbian

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Pro-Palestine University of Kansas students, occupied Strong Halls second floor, demanding a statement supporting Palestinian students from Chancellor Douglas Girod.

On Nov. 20 a student walkout organized by members of the Muslim Student Association and the Middle Eastern Student Association began on the lawn of Allen Fieldhouse. As attendees moved

With nearly 230 years of history, UT is bound to be filled with some mysteries.

As Halloween quickly approaches, more and more students are getting in the mood by watching spooky shows or movies or carefully planning their costumes for this coming weekend. One of

University of Kansas repatriation program manager Thomas Torma confirmed in a statement to the Kansan that the current inventory of indigenous remains on University campus is 470 ancestors, over doubling

As Halloween quickly approaches, more and more students are getting in the mood by watching spooky shows or movies or carefully planning their costumes for this coming weekend. One of

In order to honor Indigenous Peoples Day, there will be a week full of celebrations and educational resources for students and Lawrence residents to explore.

The Women’s Coordinating Council is kicking off the year with a rebranding of sorts. They’re a feminist club on UT’s campus who focus on four core pillars when planning and