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Daniel Steck

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Kansas, Lawrence
As seen in: The University Daily Kansan, Longview News-Journal, News-Press Now, The Manhattan Mercury, Hastings Tribune, Emporia Gazette, Miami County Republic, Derby Informer, Hiawatha World, Atchison Globe
Covers:  State government, community affairs, University administration and policy, local business.
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Kansas HB 2460 seeks to remove DEI from postsecondary hiring

Kansas HB 2460 seeks to remove DEI from postsecondary hiring

The University Daily Kansan — A bill being heard in the Kansas legislature's Higher Education Committee would prohibit DEI or political ideology in postsecondary education's admissions, scholarship and hiring processes.
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Memorial Stadium as we know it is gone; what's next?

Memorial Stadium as we know it is gone; what's next?

The University Daily Kansan — Memorial Stadium has been undergoing renovations since the conclusion of the home football games for the Jayhawks. With part of Phase 1 completed, questions arise of what University officials have
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KU drops 30 places in U.S. News Report, cites 'social mobility criteria'

KU drops 30 places in U.S. News Report, cites 'social mobility criteria'

The University Daily Kansan — In a press release from the University, it was cited that increased weighting of social mobility criteria was a primary factor in the lower ranking from the U.S. News &
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KU announces 'Gateway District' along with major football stadium upgrades

KU announces 'Gateway District' along with major football stadium upgrades

The University Daily Kansan — The University of Kansas formalizes renovation plans and renderings of the David Booth Memorial Stadium. Phase one of the project is scheduled to complete by the beginning of the 2025
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2023 Student Govt. Election: Key themes from Thursday’s debate

2023 Student Govt. Election: Key themes from Thursday’s debate

The University Daily Kansan — Student Senate coalition candidates took to the debate floor to discuss student issues on campus.
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McLain's Market closing its KU campus location Friday, March 10

McLain's Market closing its KU campus location Friday, March 10

The University Daily Kansan — McLain's will permanently close its location on the University of Kansas campus on March 10 at 2 p.m. The Iowa street location will remain open.
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KU announces new associate vice chancellor for civil rights and Title IX

KU announces new associate vice chancellor for civil rights and Title IX

The University Daily Kansan — The University of Kansas announced on Tuesday that Lauren Jones McKown will lead civil rights and Title IX efforts for the University.
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Applied Behavioral Science Director of Undergraduate Studies David Jarmolowicz passes away

Applied Behavioral Science Director of Undergraduate Studies David Jarmolowicz passes away

The University Daily Kansan — David Jarmolowicz, Applied Behavioral Science Director of Undergraduate Studies, has passed away this past week. Here are some of his highlights and accomplishments.
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Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women week hosted by Haskell and KU

Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women week hosted by Haskell and KU

The University Daily Kansan — Last week, Haskell Indian Nations University and the University of Kansas partnered to raise awareness for missing and murdered Indigenous women. The Actions for Justice week included several events, including a self-defense seminar, a walk to Lawrence City Hall and a discussion forum.
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Masks no longer required on KU and Lawrence buses

Masks no longer required on KU and Lawrence buses

The University Daily Kansan — KU Transportation Services announced that as of today, masks will be optional on all KU buses. The announcement follows an announcement from the City of Lawrence, ending a mask mandate on city buses, as well as a federal court ruling earlier this week.
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Director of the Harvard Annual Poll speaks about Gen Z activism at Dole Institute

Director of the Harvard Annual Poll speaks about Gen Z activism at Dole Institute

The University Daily Kansan — Author and director of polling at Harvard, John Della Volpe, spoke on his new book, “Fight: How Gen Z is channeling their fear and passion to save America”, at the Dole Institute of Politics on April 12.
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Preparation underway for 33rd annual FNSA powwow

Preparation underway for 33rd annual FNSA powwow

The University Daily Kansan — The KU First Nations Student Association is hosting their 33rd annual powwow in conjunction with their 5th annual Indigenous Cultures Festival on April 9, with Student Union Activities hosting a preview event on Thursday.
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Masks no longer required in classrooms starting March 28

Masks no longer required in classrooms starting March 28

The University Daily Kansan — The University of Kansas has announced that masks will no longer be required in classrooms effective March 28, as originally projected in the updated policy announced on March 3.
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Kansas activist groups host summit to increase political awareness

Kansas activist groups host summit to increase political awareness

The University Daily Kansan — Several local activist groups hosted a summit this week to increase political awareness and advocate for voting rights. The events hosted by the coalition included an opportunity to meet with
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KU faculty hosts panel on Russian invasion of Ukraine

KU faculty hosts panel on Russian invasion of Ukraine

The University Daily Kansan — Faculty members of the University of Kansas’ College of Liberal Arts & Sciences hosted a panel discussion Wednesday on the Russian invasion of Ukraine, featuring several former residents of Ukraine and Russia.
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KU changes mask requirements, no longer required in non-classroom settings

KU changes mask requirements, no longer required in non-classroom settings

The University Daily Kansan — Starting 5 p.m. March 3, masks will no longer be required in non-classroom settings, which includes libraries, dining halls and research labs. They will be required in classrooms, on buses,
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Lawrence School Board decides against school closures following community backlash

Lawrence School Board decides against school closures following community backlash

The University Daily Kansan — After Lawrence school closure proposals, community members rallied against the school board's plan. At a Feb. 14 meeting, a majority of school board members said closures were no longer an
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Lawrence Women's March raises awareness on reproductive rights

Lawrence Women's March raises awareness on reproductive rights

The University Daily Kansan — Lawrence community members marched down Massachusetts street in the annual Lawrence Women's March. The march focused on a proposed amendment to the state constitution that could limit access to abortions
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Multiple Lawrence businesses now require proof of vaccination to enter

Multiple Lawrence businesses now require proof of vaccination to enter

The University Daily Kansan — Businesses in Lawrence are now requiring their customers to show proof of vaccination against COVID-19.
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