Education / KU
A first of Kansas: Baby born from frozen egg
University of Kansas Hospital officials say a baby girl born two weeks ago is a pioneer in Kansas.
Kansas early-college program graduates second class
A math and science academy created to keep some of Kansas' top students from leaving the state has graduated its second class.
Nearly half of KC high school students immigrants
The language of the world can be heard at Kansas City East High School.
Kansas State hires top scientist
Kansas State University has hired an internationally known pharmacology expert to direct a center at the university involved with improving animal health and food safety.
KU celebrates 140th annual commencement
Surrounded by thousands of family members and friends, the class of 2012 took the long walk down Campanile Hill and into Memorial Stadium to celebrate KU's 140th Annual Commencement. Students say the last several years have flown by, but they paused Sunday to remember the time they've spent in Lawrence.
District issues statement regarding hazing suspensions
The Lawrence School District has issued a statement regarding students being suspended for hazing.
Kansas beats national average in science test
A new report says Kansas eighth-graders scored higher than the national average on a science proficiency exam.
Children's education advocate brings message to KC
The architect of an educational program that has lifted the lives of people in a large swath of Harlem will be in Kansas City to discuss the importance of childhood education.
KU Endowment's Far Above Campaign goes viral
Officials at KU Endowment are hoping a new music video will help them reach their $1.2 billion funding goal.
South Middle School teacher named 2012 Sunflower Bank Teacher of the Year
On Thursday Sunflower Bank named Chris Davis from South Middle School the 2012 Teacher of the Year