Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 26th of August.
Good morning, Lawrence.
Acclaimed author Ibram X.
Kendi will appear Monday, Sept. 14 at the Lawrence Arts Center for a free talk about his new book, Chain of Ideas, in conversation with KU professor Shawn Alexander — doors open at 6:30 p.m. and copies will be available at the Raven Book Store.
A KU-led initiative received a $2M NSF grant on Tuesday to support about 30 low-income undergraduates in computer science, electrical engineering, and applied computing.
The six-year project offers scholarships, mentoring and a new interdisciplinary curriculum (AXIS Module) to build technical and ethical skills.
KU Dining is launching the fall semester with updated menus at Asian Kitchen (Wescoe Hall in The Underground) and weekly specials including Macchiato Monday and Taco Tuesday.
Breakfast burritos start Aug. 27 and limited-time offerings run until Sept. 25.
KU researcher Ilya Vakser leads a $1.5 million NSF grant project using artificial intelligence to model large macromolecular systems — collaborating with teams at Stony Brook University and the Stowers Institute.
The three-year research will expand our understanding of protein structures and offer educational opportunities for students.
KU professor Luciano Tosta was selected as the recipient of the Woodyard International Educator Award for his global education work.
He will be honored on Oct. 8 at 3:30 p.m. in the Alderson Room at the Kansas Union.
The City of Lawrence invites residents to help shape its future through the open Vision 2030 Community Survey, part of an update to its Strategic Plan.
Residents can share their ideas online + at local community events.
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