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The university purchased the building for student housing in 2012 for nearly $41 million.

The lawsuit continues against the architects and other designers of the Oak Place Apartments, which was plagued with pipe failures, mold and sagging floors, requiring the displacement of 464 students.

You could say this is a pretty weird year for college students, especially those on the cusp of graduating and entering the job market.

How a Kansas City medical facility is preparing for a seasonal surge of coronavirus cases, and what college life is like when pandemic precautions are changing nearly everything.

State Sen. Barbara Bollier would be the first Democrat to represent Kansas in the U.S. Senate since 1939, and the Ethics Professors consider a political candidate's obligation to debate their opponent.

Schools say they have no plans to do mass testing, citing costs and questioning whether its effective.

Between breaking news on campus COVID-19 clusters and calling out university administrators, these budding reporters are doing some old-school journalism.

Infectious disease expert says it's never been more important to get the seasonal flu vaccine.

The risks of the flu season on top of the pandemic, KCUR is reaching out to young Latinx voters with a Facebook Live event, and Democrat Rich Finneran on why he wants to be Missouri's next top lawyer.

The quick establishment of the new department was driven by student demand.

A reform school in rural Missouri closes after allegations of abuse and neglect, how the local job market is responding to the coronavirus pandemic, one Kansas City university is rolling out a new academic department, and a retrospective analysis of MTV's video content in the 1990s.

Just a few months ago, food insecurity was said to be at its lowest point since before the Great Recession.