By: Fred Pincus Two big assumptions underlie President Donald Trump’s attack on diversity, equity and inclusion policies. The first is that discrimination against people of… Login to continue reading Login…
Whether in sports, business, or education, teamwork is the heartbeat of success. Too often, when we talk about building teams, the focus is on strategies, talent, or performance metrics. In reality, teams are not built on strategy alone, they are built on love.
For more than 160 years, mail-in voting has been a fixture of American democracy—especially in Kansas. During the Civil War, Union soldiers stationed far from home were granted the right to vote by mail, a practice that laid the foundation for absentee voting as we know it. Kansas, in fact, was among the earliest adopters of mail-in voting for non-military, allowing railroad workers to vote absentee as early as 1901.
On May 27, US Health and Human Services secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced that the federal government no longer recommends COVID-19 vaccines for healthy children.
When I talk to friends or family or acquaintances during this cursed summer of 2025, the conversation inevitably turns to the political landscape. And our exchange goes as follows.
by Andrew Moss A.I. is asking us to reexamine our humanity. It pops this question every time we sit down to write – whether we’re… Login to continue reading Login…
The time has come to send the kids back to school. I always tell people that my kids are excited when school ends for the year, but after a summer on the farm they are equally as excited to return to school in the fall. This year is no different.
There is a classic Beatles song — “In My Life” — that speaks of “places I remember, all my life, though some have changed, some forever, not for better …”
As students arrive on campus this week and classes start next week, Kansas universities and colleges still tremble under challenges they have faced during my decade-plus on campus, particularly the racial justice protests during 2020 and COVID-19 lockdowns around the same time.
The updated World Happiness Report was again released close to March 20th, the International Day of Happiness established by the United Nations on June 28, 2012.