Let Them Grow: The need for trees at KU
It's easy to walk to class and not notice the nature around you, but could that dismissal be detrimental to the campus environment? The Kansan's Eddie Church reminds us to
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It's easy to walk to class and not notice the nature around you, but could that dismissal be detrimental to the campus environment? The Kansan's Eddie Church reminds us to
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Memorial dedication to take place at 3 p.m. Sept. 30
photo by: Mike Yoder Jim Modig, who retired as the University of Kansas' architect in early January, gave a tour of campus on Jan. 22, 2021, outlining some of his favorite campus projects and buildings. The University of Kansas’ Learned Hall and the Earth, Energy and Environment Center are connected by a glass walkway over Naismith Drive. It’s a detail passersby likely notice, but one whose significance might not always be understood. Jim Modig, KU’s previous university architect, explained that it’s a path of accessibility to help people move vertically on a hilly part of the camp...