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Little Apple Post
K-State enrollment holds steady as university builds on recent growth
MANHATTAN — Kansas State University continues to build on its recent enrollment momentum, with student enrollment across all K-State campuses holding steady in fall 2026 as the university seeks and creates more opportunities to meet students of all types where they are. This fall, across its Manhattan, Salina and...
University Daily Kansan
J-School Dean settles in, praises collaboration at KU
Judith Rosenbaum-Andre, dean of the William Allen White School of Journalism and Mass Communications, came to the University of Kansas this past July. After living in four countries and four states, Rosenbaum-Andre said she has found a new home at KU. “This is where I want to be, the culture...
lawrencekstimes.com
See restricted research areas of KU Field Station during visitors’ day
The University of Kansas Field Station will open a 1.5-mile loop for the public to walk and explore research projects during Visitors’ Day, held every two years. The KU Field Station is a biological field station for research, environmental education and scientific stewardship of natural resources, according to its website.
washburnreview.org
The growth of Washburn Tech
The Washburn Institute of Technology recently gained a new campus. The building was transformed from a previous Kmart store to a building dedicated to the extension of numerous programs provided at Washburn Tech. The building is not yet finished though, only two-thirds of the facility is complete with one-third remaining...
lawrencekstimes.com
Alex Red Corn confirmed as Haskell president
The federal government has confirmed Alex Red Corn as the president of Haskell Indian Nations University, according to a news release. The Bureau of Indian Education announced the appointment Monday. “I’m grateful for the opportunity to serve Indian Country at this historic university that has meant so much to so...
fox4kc.com
Ozark Sports Zone
Sept. 28 state football rankings
Statewide high school football rankings, as compiled by a 9-member panel of sportswriters and broadcasters. First-place votes in parenthesis. Panel is made up of Dion Clisso, PrepsKC; Cole Young, PrepsKC; Tom Rackers, Jefferson City News-Tribune; Chris Parker, Ozone Sports; Joe Andrews, Warrensburg Star-Journal; Ross Martin, PC Preps Extra; J.B. Connoley, NEMOPressbox.com; Cole Lee, semoball.com; Paul Halfacre St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
KSNT News
Homecoming parade cancelled at Topeka High School
TOPEKA (KSNT) – Officials with Topeka High School have announced the cancellation of the homecoming parade Friday due to anticipated weather conditions. Staff at Topeka High School made the announcement shortly after noon on Sept. 25, stating that forecasted weather conditions have prompted school officials to cancel the planned homecoming parade. Students were previously set […]
johnsoncountypost.com
JCCC Updates: JCCC’s new Veteran and Military Student Resource Center allows more space and support
At JCCC, student voices tell the story of our campus. Each month during the academic year, the JCCC Updates column will feature a story originally published in The Messenger, JCCC’s student newspaper, to share student-reported stories about the issues, events, and people shaping campus life with the Johnson County community. This article was written by student journalist Gabrielle Thompson and originally appeared in The Messenger.
sentinelksmo.org
Emotions run high in four-hour marathon public hearing on plan to close 6 schools in Olathe
Passionate defense of neighborhood schools, anger, confusion, tears, and intermittent bursts of applause rang out in the Olathe South High School Auditorium as parents and students representing all six schools targeted for closure by the USD 233 School Board met at a public hearing to plead with the board to save their schools from the chopping block.
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johnsoncountypost.com
SMSD News: SMSD Art Teacher honored as Kansas Teacher of the Year finalist
Shawnee Mission West senior, Ada Knechtel, paints a positive picture when recalling her time in Audrey Gilroy’s Westridge Middle School art classroom. Gilroy, she says, has an extraordinary gift for making each student feel seen, valued, and capable. Audrey Gilroy, art teacher, was recently honored as a finalist for...
lawrencekstimes.com
Hilltop Child Development Center closure leaves community hurt, unsure of future
Natasha Kothari should have spent the last few days studying for a test and finishing a project due this week. Instead, the KU mechanical engineering student has barely slept while trying to find new childcare after the abrupt closure of Hilltop Child Development Center. Like Kothari, many parents of the...
johnsoncountypost.com
Blue Valley School Buzz: Two Blue Valley educators selected as nominees for Kansas Horizon Award
Blue Valley Schools is proud to congratulate district educators Hadley Schafer and Kate Gabel, who have been selected as the district’s nominees for the 2027 Kansas Horizon Award. The Kansas State Department of Education award program recognizes educators who excelled in a manner that sets them apart as outstanding...
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Benedictine College dedicates new Moritz Library with special guest Amy Coney Barrett
ATCHISON, Ks. (KQTV) -- Benedictine College has celebrated a big milestone, the completion of the new Moritz Library in D'Aniello Hall, with a dedication and a special guest speaker, Amy Coney Barrett, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States. It has been years in the making, but...
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Baker University Giving Full Tuition Scholarships to at Least One Kansas Student in Every One of the State's 105 Counties
BALDWIN CITY, Kan. (KPR) - Baker University has launched a new effort to make college more affordable to everyday Kansans. This week, the private, four-year school in Baldwin City announced it would provide a full-tuition scholarship to at least one qualified student in every Kansas county. The state has 105 counties.