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2018 March 14 - 12:00 am

Kan. Lawmakers Consider Bill To Protect Speech On Campus

Law Would End Free Speech Zones, Prevent Guests from Being Disinvited for Views

By MITCHELL WILLETTS, Associated Press

TOPEKA Kan. (AP) — Legislation aimed at protecting free speech on Kansas college campuses is facing mixed reviews amid a nationwide debate over how to balance free speech with the schools’ desire to protect against disruptions and make all students feel safe and welcome.

Speeding It Up

Advocates Say Full Academic Load Is Key to On-Time Graduation

By Paul Bradley

helps students. College students who enroll in 15 credits in their first semester, and 30 credits a year, accumulate mor... Full Story

Navigating The Future

League Leads Effort To Embed Colleges In Public Health Education

By Paul Bradley

Community colleges long ago cemented their place as a central and critical contributor to the country’s health care wo... Full Story

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