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What began as a logistical hosting opportunity for the 2026 men’s FIFA World Cup has potentially transformed the University of Kansas Athletics into a globally recognized brand. For example, when the ...

The bond built between this college town and the Algerian national soccer team during its 2026 FIFA World Cup stay came together last weekend with back-to-back independence days. On July 4, Americans ...

The University of Kansas, Explore Lawrence, Rock Chalk Park and Lawrence city government teamed to argue that their small city could play, or host, on the World Cup Stage. Their bidding preparation ...

The op-ed below does not necessarily reflect the views of the University Daily Kansan and its members. You’ve likely heard of the tragedy that hit Venezuela: two back-to-back earthquakes struck the ...

Under state law, bars in Kansas and Missouri can legally serve alcohol up to 23 hours a day during the World Cup. Some have opted to — notably The Quaff in Kansas City, Missouri — but for others, even ...

Angie Pickman was scrolling through Facebook when she saw a post from the city of Lawrence that left her astounded. Lawrence chose Angie Pickman’s “Within Your Grasp” to gift the Algerian ambassador ...

COOKshop on 8th hosts different cooking classes for any skill level. Arts & Culture Associate Editor Dot Smith attended the June 26 class focusing on the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Annual celebrations across Lawrence and Kansas City kick off Friday and Saturday as communities mark America’s 250th birthday with concerts, parades and historical tributes. Lawrence community members ...

The site of the Sunflower Apartments is currently being turned into parking for the Gateway District, expected to be functional in September. KU Endowment Vice President of Property Management Monte ...

Some Kansas City businesses have experienced a lower volume of visitors than they anticipated. And Lawrence businesses, like ...

Families danced to music drifting across South Park and lined up at vendor booths while volunteers welcomed visitors in multiple languages. For two days over the weekend, the Lawrence community saw ...