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KU Faculty Senate discussed potentially moving forward with a no-confidence vote in the university's chancellor and provost, citing a need for transparency in Thursday's meeting.
Robert Schwaller, Lawrence To the editor: The recent Kansas Board of Regents decision to suspend tenure protections for the time being represents one more demoralizing blow to faculty at the University of Kansas. For the past year the faculty have labored tirelessly to continue educating their students, conducting innovative research, and serving the public good in Kansas and beyond. Beyond the sense of insecurity this policy brings at a time of local, national and international crisis, the policy is unnecessary. The University Senate Rules and Regulations (USRR) and the Faculty Senate Rules ...