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Trans Solidarity KU demands chancellor respect community (opens the original)
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Trans Solidarity KU (TSKU) hopes to hear back from officials in the Office of the Chancellor concerning their demands by Sept. 28. Siobhán Kirchstein, a representative of TSKU, helped form TSKU to create a petition of demands for the University of Kansas to show good faith to transgender people. On August 24, TSKU held a fundraiser, âA Trans Person Peed Here: A Protest and Benefit Show,â at Lucia. The event was held in support of Kirchstein, an employee of the KU custodial staff who was rep
Ibram X. Kendi to discuss latest book "Chain of Ideas" in September (opens the original)
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Ibram X. Kendi, an award-winning author, historian and antiracist scholar, is returning to Lawrence on Sept. 14 to talk about his latest book on the rise of conspiracy theories, authoritarianism and the erosion of democracy in the United States. The last time Kendi was in Lawrence, he gave the Self Graduate Fellowship Symposium lecture in 2021 at the Lied Center of Kansas. A couple of his works include âStamped from the Beginningâ and âHow to be an Antiracist." His latest book is âChain
Suspect in custody for Mass. Street stabbing (opens the original)
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This article has been updated to reflect the names of the individuals involved. At 2:40 a.m. Sunday morning, 20-year-old McMillin Tutu from Kansas City, Missouri, was found stabbed lying on the sidewalk near 7th and Massachusetts streets, according to the Lawrence Police Departmentâs social media post. He was later transported to an area hospital and died. 25-year-old Keisonn Smith Jr. from Topeka was brought into custody for his alleged role in the death of Tutu. Neither the suspect nor
KU student files hazing lawsuit against Delta Upsilon (opens the original)
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Editor's Note: This article was edited August 15, 2026 to clarify that accusations listed in the complaint are alleged. University of Kansas student, N. Miller, filed a lawsuit against Delta Upsilon for systematic abusive hazing. Three months before Millerâs lawsuit was filed, DU was placed on probation for hazing on April 10, 2026. In 2023, the chapter was reinstated on campus after its previous suspension in 2018. Out of fear of punishment from the fraternity, Miller transferred to another
America turns 250: Lawrence and Kansas City edition (opens the original)
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Annual celebrations across Lawrence and Kansas City kick off Friday and Saturday as communities mark Americaâs 250th birthday with concerts, parades and historical tributes. Lawrence community members are invited to the annual Independence Day event, Summerfest, for free from 4â10 p.m. on Saturday at the Douglas County fairgrounds. âThis yearâs celebration honors Americaâs 250th anniversary while also reflecting on a truly memorable summer in Lawrence, including our time shared with f
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