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Parking troubles persist due to overcrowding and stadium construction - Vimarsana News

Parking troubles persist due to overcrowding and stadium construction

In the continuous struggle to access on-campus parking, students speak out on how long they've actually waited for a parking spot. With the lack of availability and the hefty price

Source: kansan.com
What exactly is fee review? - Vimarsana News

What exactly is fee review?

The University's student fee of $507.05 per semester proves valuable by subsidizing essential services. The Fee Review Committee welcomes student input, urging participation in upcoming hearings to influence positive changes.

Source: kansan.com
KU Transit uses $400k student fee increase to improve on-campus routes - Vimarsana News

KU Transit uses $400k student fee increase to improve on-campus routes

KU's Student Senate gives KU Transit a $9.60 increase from the Required Campus Fee package, which roughly translates to $400,000 in additional funds. The Transit office plans to improve Route

Source: kansan.com
2024 Lawrence and KU Transit changes: an overview - Vimarsana News

2024 Lawrence and KU Transit changes: an overview

The University of Kansas and the City of Lawrence has detailed more features of the upcoming transit station and the surrounding system.

Source: kansan.com
With upcoming fee cycle, KU Transit says they can't afford any more cuts or flat fees - Vimarsana News

With upcoming fee cycle, KU Transit says they can't afford any more cuts or flat fees

Unless granted a fee increase by Student Senate, KU Transit will be forced to continue cuts to bus services, according to KU Transit Commission Secretary Margretta de Vries.

Source: kansan.com