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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 funds — left faculty calling for more transparency from the university’s administration. â€...

photo by: Nick Krug The Integrated Science Building in the Central District of the University of Kansas is pictured on Tuesday, May 8, 2018. The University of Kansas has submitted a proposal to the Kansas Board of Regents to construct a nearly $200 million science building, a move that ‘appalled’ a group of faculty members concerned about KU’s budget. But a KU spokesperson said the university’s proposal was procedural and that the building’s construction would be dependent on securing funding. KU does not expect plans for the new building — a second integrated science building �...

Students walk along Jayhawk Boulevard, donning masks, on the University of Kansas campus on Aug. 24, 2020. The University of Kansas lifted restrictions on university-related travel this week, citing high vaccination rates against COVID-19. KU’s mask mandate, however, is likely to remain in place into the fall semester. Simon Atkinson, vice chancellor for research, and Jason Hornberger, vice provost for finance, announced the change in a message to the KU community on Monday. Atkinson and Hornberger stated that the decision was related to vaccination rates in Lawrence and the KU community. A...

Join Delia Smith for a tasty trip to Norfolk this autumn The cookery legend will meet Prima readers on an exclusive tour of Norfolk Delia Smith Always wanted to learn a few cooking tips and tricks from a superstar? Well, here's your chance as Prima is inviting you to join the ultimate trip for foodies. This autumn and spring 2022, we're hosting a culinary escape to Norfolk, where you can meet cooking legend Delia Smith. Having taught the country to cook for over 50 years and selling more than 21 million books, Delia is a national treasure known for her no-nonsense approach to cooking.

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