Kansas House of Representatives

A New Bill Introduced In Kansas Would Strip Away Faculty Tenure Rights

The Kansas House of Representatives is set to consider a bill that if it became law would strip away the most important rights that tenure conveys to university faculty.

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Kansas bill could strip away tenure rights, sparking nationwide debate over faculty protections

Kansas lawmakers introduced a bill, House Bill 2348, on February 10, 2025, that could strip away key tenure rights for faculty at public universities. The bill challenges the traditional definition of tenure,

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Kansas lawmakers take up bill to eliminate tenure, amid ESU court battle

Kansas lawmakers held a hearing on a bill to eliminate tenure rights, as fired Emporia State professors are trying to sue the university for mass layoffs.

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Kansas university leaders condemn bill abolishing property rights of faculty tenure

Kansas House committee lights fuse of high-stakes debate on components of faculty tenure, including property rights inherent in the academic credential.

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Kansas House passes citizen-only voting amendment

The Kansas House of Representatives has passed a citizen-only voting amendment. The Kansas House of Representatives passed ...

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Kansas lawmakers vow to find answers after Wichita plane crash in DC

House and Senate lawmakers from Kansas released a bipartisan statement on the tragic American Airlines crash Wednesday night ...

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Kansas gov. vetoes ‘Help Not Harm Act’

Kansas Governor Laura Kelly has issued her first veto decision for 2025 on a controversial bill Tuesday. Kelly vetoed Senate ...

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Kansas Rep. Ford Carr steps down as ranking member of committee assignments

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - The Kansas House of Representatives announced on Friday that Rep. Ford Carr is no longer the ranking member on a pair of committee assignments in which he is still assigned.

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Bishop showed us that one must never compromise one’s conscience | Opinion

Tobias Schlingensiepen is the senior minister of the First Congregational Church in Topeka and has represented the 55th District in the Kansas House of Representatives since 2023.

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WAYMASTER: From the Dome to Home, Jan. 31

TOPEKA — The state celebrated its 164th birthday at the Capitol on Wednesday, which was full of festivities to honor such a ...

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Meet your Senators and State Reps at BCFBA Legislative Coffee Series

Nikole Babb, [email protected] Three free events are being brought to El Dorado, Andover and Augusta where Kansas and U.S.

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