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Lifestyle in Lawrence runs on culture, family, home and hobbies, and coverage here follows all of it. Reporting focuses on how residents spend time and the everyday choices that influence daily life in the city.


Education

College Life

University of Kansas Senate Approves Graduate Appreciation Day

The student governing body unanimously voted to recognize graduate teaching assistants and workers with a dedicated day.


Culture

Live Poll

Do university partnerships with federal agencies effectively improve student career prospects in your area?

Native American

Haskell University and EPA Renew Strategic Partnership

The Lawrence-based university and the EPA signed a five-year agreement to boost student opportunities and environmental research.

Haskell University and EPA Renew Strategic Partnership

Family

Live Poll

Should universities be expected to fund and maintain childcare centers for their community?

Child Care

Hilltop Child Development Center to Close in October

The University of Kansas plans to shut down its campus childcare center at the end of October 2026.

Hilltop Child Development Center to Close in October

Home

Live Poll

Do you trust Lawrence's local government to manage its infrastructure projects well?

Home Renovation

Lawrence Resumes Aquatic Center Renovation Work

Construction on the Lawrence Outdoor Aquatic Center and Tennessee Street stormwater project continues as paving nears completion.

Lawrence Resumes Aquatic Center Renovation Work

Food and Drink

Live Poll

Do you believe local businesses should prioritize hiring students with disabilities for entry-level roles?

Coffee

Lawrence School District Opens Student-Run Coffee Shop

The new Empowering Brew shop offers vocational training for students in the Community Transition program.

Lawrence School District Opens Student-Run Coffee Shop

More in Lifestyle

Reporting here centers on shifting cultural trends, family habits, housing environments and local shopping preferences. Coverage reaches across the city and the communities around it. Living in the city involves balancing institutional changes in education with traditional community patterns. Economic pressure remains the strongest force changing how households navigate their daily routines.