U. Kansas students finding fewer jobs
August is approaching, and for most students that means moving in, seeing old friends and finding a part-time job. After University of Kansas budget cuts in the midst of a recession, even part-time jobs for students in school may be competitive.
U. Kansas prof uses stimulus money for pot study
The stimulus package has been flowing into the University of Kansas through grants for research this year with the running total reaching almost $1 million. One of the research studies funded will look at how marijuana affects the brain.
Column: It’s time U. Kansas tightens its admission standards
The University of Kansas has long been on the verge of greatness. And, while the university has made great strides in some areas, such as research and athletics, the current admission standards ensure a constant flock of unprepared students who are unequipped to succeed here and who will ultimately fail or drop out.
