Frankenhawk
No doubt, the anti KU legislators will be proposing a change that makes this sort of thing not possible moving forward, at least for KU. KU needs to work towards going pseudo independent a la Penn State. They are "state-related" meaning they do receive some state funding in exchange for lower tuition for in-state students, but they are governed independently and have their own board of trustees.
Edit to add: Actually opened the LJW article. Sure enough, one Mark Hutton of Wichita says he will propose a bill that puts this to an end. A quick google search reveals a not so surprising BS, Construction Science and Management, Kansas State University, 1977.
Last edited 02/03/2016 6:50 AMby Frankenhawk