Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 26th of September.
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🎭 Culture
Lawrence author Clay Wirestone will launch his first book on Kansas journalism Tuesday, Sept.
29 at Raven Book Store (6:30 to 7:30 p.m.), where he will discuss his work with Reflector editor-in-chief Sherman Smith; copies will also be available at the Lawrence Public Library and through University Press of Kansas.
🎓 Education
KU Libraries’ LibArt program celebrated a diverse student art exhibit and recognized award recipients at Watson Library on Sept.
17. The exhibit features 228 pieces by 101 students from 49 majors and remains on display at five campus locations through April.
🏛️ Government
Several road closures are planned—contractors will close lanes on West Sixth and West 23rd Streets beginning Sept.
29 and Sept. 28 respectively until Oct. 2, while West 27th Street lanes shift as Douglas County closes a Lawrence Loop section for three weeks.
🏥 Health
KU received 5.8 million from NIH for Phase 3 funding to boost its Chemical Biology of Infectious Disease Center aimed at creating targeted treatments for antibiotic resistance.
The center (housing several core labs) will host its fifth annual Chemical Biology Symposium Oct. 16-17.
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