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Last article we talked specifically about the spooky parts of Kansas and the haunting histories within, and I think it’s safe to say that...

More than 572,000 Kansas residents receive health coverage through Medicare, and the time to review benefits is only days away. The program’s Fall Open...

From the Office of Public Affairs | http://www.news.ku.edu Headlines Contact: Jon Niccum, KU News Service, 785-864-7633, [email protected] Scroll depicting rat wedding banquet provides important insight about cooking...

From the Office of Public Affairs | http://www.news.ku.edu Headlines Study shows testimonials can open acceptance to differing opinions on controversial topics LAWRENCE — New research from the...

From the Office of Public Affairs | http://www.news.ku.edu Headlines STARTUP Central project will educate and support biomedical researchers turning innovations into new companies LAWRENCE — Bringing an...

As I have gotten older I have come to enjoy certain foods that as a kid I really despised. Horseradish is certainly one of...

From the Office of Public Affairs | http://www.news.ku.edu Headlines Fantastic fiction writer Kij Johnson can go home again LAWRENCE — After decades of acclaimed writing about exotic...

From the Office of Public Affairs | http://www.news.ku.edu Headlines Editors: KU nominees are from Eudora, Lawrence, Olathe and Wichita. Contact: Erin Wolfram, Academic Success, 785-864-2308, [email protected] Three KU...

Contact: Marsha Boswell, [email protected] For audio version, visit kswheat.com. Kansas author Glenn Ediger left no threshing stone unturned as he embarked on a historical treasure hunt...

As reported in High Plains Journal for generations, improvements in cattle handling equipment were based on guesswork. Livestock producers observed cattle behavior, and equipment...