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Crime and Public Safety
The University Daily Kansan
On July 21, former University of Kansas student N. Miller filed a lawsuit against the university's chapter of Delta Upsilon for hazing in the 2025-2026 academic year. DU was placed on probation a few months before this, in April 2026. While the 2026 FIFA World Cup ended, the final whistle hasn’t yet blown on the friendships area volunteers and organizers for
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The University Daily Kansan
University of Kansas student Hunter Noravong was charged with four counts of conspiracy to purchase or consume alcoholic beverages by a minor. He was charged for selling wristbands that allowed entry into The Hawk, including on the night of the deadly shooting. A redacted affidavit was released on July 22. After Team Algeria visited Allen Fieldhouse and util
Student Life
The University Daily Kansan
COOKshop on 8th hosts different cooking classes for any skill level. Arts & Culture Associate Editor Dot Smith attended the June 26 class focusing on the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Work schedules, costs and political concerns forced students to reconsider attending the 2026 FIFA World Cup games. As America’s 250th birthday approaches, Lawrence and Kansas City anno
Men's Basketball
The University Daily Kansan
Darryn Peterson became the second player off the board in Tuesday night's NBA draft in Brooklyn, NY, going behind only AJ Dybantsa. Kevin McCullar's New York Knicks snapped a 53-year NBA Championship drought on Saturday night, handing the second-year Kansas alum his first-ever NBA title. Kansas landed another transfer on Thursday, picking up Dennis Parker Jr
Jayhawks in the NBA
The University Daily Kansan
Darryn Peterson became the second player off the board in Tuesday night's NBA draft in Brooklyn, NY, going behind only AJ Dybantsa. Kevin McCullar's New York Knicks snapped a 53-year NBA Championship drought on Saturday night, handing the second-year Kansas alum his first-ever NBA title. Seven former Jayhawks are taking part in this season's NBA Playoffs, wh
Track and Field
The University Daily Kansan
Emmah Jemutai was one of a handful of Jayhawks to compete at the NCAA Championships in Eugene, Oregon over the week. Kansas track scored a pair of Big 12 Championships over the weekend in Tucson. Anthony Meacham set a school record at the John McDonnell Invitational in the pole vault over the weekend. Emmah Jemutai and Mason Meinershagen set new Kansas recor
Local Government
The University Daily Kansan
With sports betting taking off in recent years, some are concerned about long-term effects in the face of limited government regulations. A new Kansas law bans trans people from government building bathrooms matching their identity. KU students and Kansas families describe how it's changed their lives. Sen. Ethan Corson sat down with University of Kansas Sta
Times now closed for the summer
The Eudora Times
The Eudora Times is now closed for the summer. No news coverage will be provided from May 15 to mid-August, although we will cover state spring sports in late May as possible. We must have reader support to have enough money to pay our reporters and to stay open. The Donate button is at the...
District reflects on five years under Moeckel’s leadership
The Eudora Times
Infrastructure upgrades, a new strategic plan and increased communication across the district are some improvements School Board members have seen in the five years Stu Moeckel has been superintendent. Moeckel, whose contract has been extended until June 2028, was hired in May 2021. At the time, Moeckel said he thought he was the best fit...
Board members express concerns about teacher fatigue
The Eudora Times
Editor’s Note: The Eudora Times will be closed for the summer due to lack of financial support from readers. This means no coverage of School Board meetings again until mid-August. Your support is needed to keep the newspaper open and our reporters hired. Please donate at the Donate button below. Fatigue among district staff members...
Library Board will discuss 2027 budget timeline
The Eudora Times
Editor’s Note: The Eudora Times will be closed for the summer due to lack of financial support from readers. This means no coverage of library meetings again until mid-August. Your support is needed to keep the newspaper open and our reporters hired. Please donate at the Donate button below. The Library Board will go over...
Invitation to bid
The Eudora Times
Newkirk Novak Construction Partners is seeking Precast Concrete proposals for the Desoto USD 232 Monticello Trails Middle School Multi-purpose Room project. This project consists of a Muli-purpose Addition to the existing middle school. Interested bidders are encouraged to contact Joe Brown at (913) 265-6035 or email at [email protected] for bidding
Cardinals defeat Bishop Seabury
The Eudora Times
The Cardinals girls soccer team defeats Bishop Seabury 2-0 for its final regular season home game on Tuesday.
Voters will decide on continuing sales tax for public safety
The Eudora Times
Editor’s Note: The Eudora Times will be closed for the summer due to lack of financial support from readers. This means no coverage of city government meetings again until mid-August. Your support is needed to keep the newspaper open and our reporters hired. Please donate at the Donate button below. Eudora voters will decide in...
Senior athletes say Eudora prepared them to play sports in college
The Eudora Times
Multiple Eudora senior athletes say the lessons they’ve learned as a Cardinal have prepared them well for the college level. The Eudora Times spoke with eight seniors preparing to play college sports about their decision and what they are excited about heading to the next level. Cooper Burling, Baseball, MidAmerica Nazarene Senior Cooper Burling continues...
Cardinals sweep over Atchison
The Eudora Times
The Cardinals baseball team had a 4-3 and 6-5 doubleheader sweep over Atchison for its last regular season home game on Monday.
Former superintendent earns mental health award
The Eudora Times
From his first days as superintendent in 2008, mental health advocacy marked Don Grosdidier’s tenure. One of his key goals was to minimize stigma around seeking help. “Is there any stigma about going to the doctor when someone sprains an ankle? There’s no stigma to that at all,” Grosdidier said. “Why should mental health be...
Student Senate
The University Daily Kansan
Graduate student senators called out underrepresentation in Student Senate. Senators said Senate doesn't reflect their needs after funding cuts and a failed policy change. Student Senate passed the last funding package for fiscal year 2027, the Line-Item funding, Wednesday night. Eighteen entities were increased and seven decreased. The Student Senate passed
Campus Administration
The University Daily Kansan
The Kansas Board of Regents approved new tenure and workload policies in January that could affect how, and how long, tenured KU professors keep their jobs. Delta Upsilon was placed on disciplinary probation on April 10, less than three years after returning to KU following a prior hazing removal. After being placed on probation last semester for hazing and
Women's Basketball
The University Daily Kansan
Kansas signed Colorado transfer Erianna Gooden on Thursday, the second incoming portal acquisition. Kansas added its first transfer of the 2026 class on Wednesday, picking up former Xavier Musketeer Mariyah Noel. Keeley Parks and Laia Conesa became the first two KU women's basketball players to enter the portal in the first week of its opening. Elle Evans pu
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