I go to KU gonna stay anonymous for obvious reasons. I know we have a big department in art and was wondering if any art student had techniques to attaching glass to a 3d print? Specifically pla plastic?

Adding onto Monday's post W.A.W. goes after the KKK : r/KansasCityKansas

To truly understand the Klan, you only need to know this:

It’s a Constitution-violating group of masked thugs who want to live in a different country. This is not an exaggeration, and it’s obvious when you consider their wish to suppress, violate or eliminate the following areas of the Constitution:

-       Article VI: They wanted a religious test for people to hold office
-       1st Amendment: Demanded people they attacked say nothing, or worse would come
-       2nd: Wanted to strip gun rights from blacks, Jews, Catholics, and other groups
-       4th: Felt entitled to search others’ homes and seize their property
-       5th: Surpassed due process and double jeopardy by taking the law into their own hands
-       7th: Instead of a jury, they wanted to rule on matters
-       8th: Exercised cruel and unusual punishment
-       9th: Expulsion of rights, such as privacy and travel
-       10th: Attempted to strip states of their sovereignty by becoming their ruling force

o  Amendments 1-10 are also The Bill of Rights. They don’t believe in them

-       13th: Slavery was abolished via ratification of this amendment in 1865. The Klan was formed in 1865. This was not a coincidence
-       14th: They were against rights of citizenship and equal protection
-       15th: Wanted race to be a determining factor in voting rights

It cannot be overstated that the Klan will always, and only, be a rotten body of un-American activity. They do not respect the law – in letter or spirit – or its history.

What so many people supporting William A. White for governor in 1924 wanted was to get rid of masked gang members messing up their towns. They wanted them off the streets and away from public office.

PICTURE (1): Klan march on Washington when Coolidge was President and Curtis was Senate Majority Leader

Hey Guys, just wanted to know if anyone took ACC 425 with Prof. Tonghui Xu back when she worked here? just wanna know if she's a good prof or not? Rlly appreciate it.

Hey.. i am a transfer student at KU and i am kind of confused while registering for some classes like this.. Where i get the part saying that class is supposed to be on Monday and Wednesday 11-11:50 at BUD 120.. But the next line talking about something on FEB 16/ is making me confused that what is for … is it like an exam date or some kind of extra work discussion in class.. Really appreciate the help if someone can help

Hello fellow students at KU, I am currently looking for more members to add to a group chat so we can camp for basketball games. This is almost the only way to get good seats so anyone is welcome to join no discrimination here all welcome. Comment or direct message me for an invite we will be at EVERY game

What are some good apartments or neighborhoods you recommend for renting?? What should I avoid?!

Hey everyone, my name is Deshaun Durham. I’m 26 years old and currently studying Political Science at KU with hopes of becoming an attorney.

A little background about me. In 2022, I was sentenced to over 7 years in prison for a nonviolent marijuana offense. After serving nearly 3 years, Governor Laura Kelly granted me clemency and I was given a second chance at life.

Since getting out, I’ve made it a priority to make the most of that second chance. I’ve earned Dean’s List honors, continued working toward my degree, and gotten involved in criminal justice reform and motivational speaking.
I enjoy sharing my story because I know there are people out there who feel like they’ve made too many mistakes or that their future is already decided for them. I want people to know that isn’t true.

I’m posting here because I’d love to get more involved around campus and hopefully find opportunities to speak with student organizations, fraternities, athletic teams, or really any group that might benefit from hearing my experiences.
I’m not looking for sympathy or anything like that. I just want to use what I’ve been through to hopefully make a difference in someone else’s life.
If anyone knows of any opportunities or people I should reach out to, I’d really appreciate it.
Rock Chalk!

Basically, as the title says, I lost a close family member, and I'm unsure if there is just one person to contact or if I have to reach out to each of my professors. Am I allowed to take time away for grief, or do I only get to miss for the funeral? If anyone has any information, that'd be great.

my group isn’t able to go anymore! i can show any proof! message me for details 😆

Anyone form KS willing to help a 5th grade class in NJ by mailing a postcard?

Greetings, Wichita State University Senior here. While I do enjoy going to WSU due to its affordability and how close it is to my house, I'll be frank, it's incredibly boring aside from the events they have here and there.

I've heard that KU is a great party school, and have been considering visiting Lawrence (and maybe KC) for a weekend while I'm still a student and have some free time.

So my question is, how would I go about getting into parties, and what other fun activities can I do while I visit KU/Lawrence?

This is a throwaway account because I am so embarrassed about this but I have missed so much class this semester. Some of my classes take attendance. I have good grades other than that. I just feel really socially uncomfortable in class and it only makes it worse because then I feel like I’m obviously the person who doesn’t show up to class. So when I do show up, especially in smaller classes, I get so insecure because I feel like it’s obvious that I’m a bad student because I never show up.

Has anyone else experienced this? Advice? Or anything at all?

Asking for a friend who needs to travel to the Overland Park/Leawood area for some doctors appointments. For personal reasons, he won’t have a ride. Is Uber a reliable way to get there?

Hello everyone!

Has anyone here been through the CS program that I can reach out to?

I’m a current community college student that is majoring in AI + CIS, and KU was one of my favorite visits so far.

Hello, Im going to be aplying for KU 2-year m.arch program. i know most people have the 5 year M.Arch so I was wondering if anyone could tell me more about how the 2-year m.arch is for them? Also post grad where do people get jobs/what do they do? grateful for any info!!

I plan to go there for law school and I’m curious how it’s like there. Tell me everything I should know!

Anyone here studying at UMKC?
Please, say hello so I can message you privately. It’s ok if you message me privately as well.

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