The Kansas Board of Regents pressured state university officials to rethink hiking tuition, and the schools did just that.
In-state tuition for undergraduates at all state campuses will be flat or reduced after the regents approved revised rates Wednesday. Though some graduate and out-of-state students will see modest tuition increases.
Regents Chair Dennis Mullin thanked university officials for scaling back their tuition proposals, which he said comes with punishment and pain.
