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State sponsoring forums on PHS sale
The Kansas Insurance Department will conduct a public forum next month to gather input about the pending sale of Preferred Health Systems Inc.
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Stimulus keeps college tuition down
With all state universities raising tuition this year, Kansas college students might have suffered sticker shock.
QinetiQ North America Mission Solutions Group Appoints Senior VP for...
She joins the company from General Dynamics Advanced Information Systems, where she served as Vice President, Intelligence Engineering Line of Business.
Wichita Grand Opera Prepares To Open "The Mikado"
It was so popular the first time, it's back for more. The Wichita Grand Opera's reviving its production of the Gilbert & Sullivan play "The Mikado." Click to read more about Gilbert and Sullivan But this time around, it won't be exactly the same.
Roller coasters spark student interest
Building roller coasters Monday morning gave Extended Learning Program students from Marion and Butler counties a chance to have fun with science and engineering.
Wichita opera takes on LOOK production
Wichita Grand Opera is getting at look at what Light Opera Oklahoma does with Gilbert & Sullivan.
Charles Koch Arena, Wichita, Kan., has been a prominent fixture at Wichita State University since its construction in 1953.
Patriot golfers 15th at Chattanooga Tournament
The 18th-ranked Chattanooga Mocs and Wichita State University are tied for the 36-hole lead of the Aldila Scenic City Invitational Golf Tournament at Council Fire Golf Club, while Francis Marion University stands 15th after the first day.
Medical research is shot in Wichita's arm
An IV is in place for a clinical trail cancer medication at the Cancer Center of Kansas.
Kansas Universities To Share In $20 Million NSF Grant
A $20 million National Science Foundation grant will further establish Kansas as an internationally recognized leader in global climate change and renewable energy research - and will let a Nobel-Prize winning K-State scientist continue his work on the effects of climate change.
Engineer who helped restore pipe organ dies
Richard A. "Dick" Deaver, who spent hundreds of hours helping to rebuild and maintain Central High School's pipe organ, died Saturday.
WSU to offer free depression program
Wichita State University's Psychology Clinic is offering a free 12-session program for adults coping with depression.
WSU's SBDC to host resource expo
Wichita State University 's Kansas Small Business Development Center is hosting a business resource expo next month.
Author's political fundraising speech is relocated
A planned speech by author and Fox News commentator Michelle Malkin has been relocated.
Hester outlines teachers' 'successful' efforts -,
Members of the Hays USD 489 Board of Education received a lesson in technology-oriented pedagogy Monday night, courtesy of Hays High School Principal Mike Hester.
Summit seeks dropout reduction
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment is holding a summit to help community groups reduce the number of students dropping out of school before graduating.
Kansas Humane Society President and CEO, Kim Janzen. View Larger Long before it was fashionable to write down goals and aspirations, Kim Janzen came up with her own bucket list.
Bowling mecca proposed for Wichita
Wichita developer Jay Maxwell wants tax incentives to turn the flood-prone northeast corner of Maize Road and Kellogg into a nationally recognized bowling mecca and major entertainment district.
University without high school
"Choosing to leave [high] school is an entrepreneurial move, not a cop-out" is the message of a new book aimed at teens, College Without High School .
Senate Passes Energy and Water Bill
" U.S. Senator Pat Roberts today announced the Senate passed the Energy and Water Appropriations Conference Report for Fiscal Year 2010 containing critical investments in Kansas' infrastructure.
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