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U.S. News & World Report ranks 48 KU graduate programs in top 50 among public schools

KU has 48 graduate programs in the top 50 among public universities — including 10 programs in the top 10 — in the latest U.S. News & World Report Best Graduate Schools rankings.
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Research explores engagement with climate change in state and national parks

A new study from the University of Kansas suggests many parks sidestep the opportunity to educate millions of Americans and to “inspire civic engagement” around the issue of climate.
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The Care Board, KU-led site to gather information on care work's role in the economy, now live

The Care Board, a project that gathers information on care work, which often goes unnpaid, done every day in the American economy is now live. The site can help journalists, policymakers, communities, nonprofits and the public better understand the influence care work has on the American economy.
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Multimedia art project pays tribute to vanished Topeka neighborhood

The “Reclaiming Home: Remembering the Topeka Bottoms” project, led by a University of Kansas professor, includes oral history, art and documentary film components. Events connected to the project begin April 4.

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Two seated students listen to a standing student giving presentation.

U.S. News & World Report ranks 48 KU graduate programs in top 50 among public schools

KU has 48 graduate programs in the top 50 among public universities — including 10 programs in the top 10 — in the latest U.S. News & World Report Best Graduate Schools rankings.
Photo of flooded park in Kansas

Research explores engagement with climate change in state and national parks

A new study from the University of Kansas suggests many parks sidestep the opportunity to educate millions of Americans and to “inspire civic engagement” around the issue of climate.
Individual holds another's hand to help their balance.

The Care Board, KU-led site to gather information on care work's role in the economy, now live

The Care Board, a project that gathers information on care work, which often goes unnpaid, done every day in the American economy is now live. The site can help journalists, policymakers, communities, nonprofits and the public better understand the influence care work has on the American economy.
Wooden model of a house with image of map on its roof, words on its side

Multimedia art project pays tribute to vanished Topeka neighborhood

The “Reclaiming Home: Remembering the Topeka Bottoms” project, led by a University of Kansas professor, includes oral history, art and documentary film components. Events connected to the project begin April 4.

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Two seated students listen to a standing student giving presentation.

U.S. News & World Report ranks 48 KU graduate programs in top 50 among public schools

KU has 48 graduate programs in the top 50 among public universities — including 10 programs in the top 10 — in the latest U.S. News & World Report Best Graduate Schools rankings.
Photo of flooded park in Kansas

Research explores engagement with climate change in state and national parks

A new study from the University of Kansas suggests many parks sidestep the opportunity to educate millions of Americans and to “inspire civic engagement” around the issue of climate.
Individual holds another's hand to help their balance.

The Care Board, KU-led site to gather information on care work's role in the economy, now live

The Care Board, a project that gathers information on care work, which often goes unnpaid, done every day in the American economy is now live. The site can help journalists, policymakers, communities, nonprofits and the public better understand the influence care work has on the American economy.
Wooden model of a house with image of map on its roof, words on its side

Multimedia art project pays tribute to vanished Topeka neighborhood

The “Reclaiming Home: Remembering the Topeka Bottoms” project, led by a University of Kansas professor, includes oral history, art and documentary film components. Events connected to the project begin April 4.

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A group of students smile with Baby Jay mascot before heading to their job site to serve at The Big Event, Spring 2025.

Spring 2025 Big Event at KU serves 130 Lawrence job sites

The Big Event at KU spring event drew 966 student, faculty and staff volunteers April 5 to serve 130 job sites around Lawrence. The Jayhawks created an estimated economic impact of $129,405 for the surrounding community.
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KU undergraduates Kyra Schrock and Ian Shire receive Courtwright Awards

Two University of Kansas students who earned Undergraduate Research Awards are the recipients of the Courtwright Award for Undergraduate Research Excellence for spring 2025 through KU’s Center for Undergraduate Research & Fellowships.
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KU British Parliamentary debate team enjoys successful season

This was the first year that University of Kansas students competed in a full season of British Parliamentary debate. The team of Alex Brake and Stevie Silverman recently reached the finals of the honors division at the British Parliamentary Yaatly Online Debate League Debate Championship.
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Kelly Battese honored with KU Pharmacy Distinguished Service Award

Rear Admiral Kelly Battese of the U.S. Public Health Service and Indian Health Service (IHS) has been selected as the University of Kansas School of Pharmacy 2025 Distinguished Service Award recipient. Battese will be recognized Friday evening April 11 in a ceremony at the Pharmacy Building on West Campus.

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A group of students smile with Baby Jay mascot before heading to their job site to serve at The Big Event, Spring 2025.

Spring 2025 Big Event at KU serves 130 Lawrence job sites

The Big Event at KU spring event drew 966 student, faculty and staff volunteers April 5 to serve 130 job sites around Lawrence. The Jayhawks created an estimated economic impact of $129,405 for the surrounding community.
Jayhawk statue and streaky pink sky

KU undergraduates Kyra Schrock and Ian Shire receive Courtwright Awards

Two University of Kansas students who earned Undergraduate Research Awards are the recipients of the Courtwright Award for Undergraduate Research Excellence for spring 2025 through KU’s Center for Undergraduate Research & Fellowships.
KU's 2024-2025 British Parliamentary Debate Team in group photo.

KU British Parliamentary debate team enjoys successful season

This was the first year that University of Kansas students competed in a full season of British Parliamentary debate. The team of Alex Brake and Stevie Silverman recently reached the finals of the honors division at the British Parliamentary Yaatly Online Debate League Debate Championship.
KU School of Pharmacy building

Kelly Battese honored with KU Pharmacy Distinguished Service Award

Rear Admiral Kelly Battese of the U.S. Public Health Service and Indian Health Service (IHS) has been selected as the University of Kansas School of Pharmacy 2025 Distinguished Service Award recipient. Battese will be recognized Friday evening April 11 in a ceremony at the Pharmacy Building on West Campus.

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Two seated students listen to a standing student giving presentation.

U.S. News & World Report ranks 48 KU graduate programs in top 50 among public schools

KU has 48 graduate programs in the top 50 among public universities — including 10 programs in the top 10 — in the latest U.S. News & World Report Best Graduate Schools rankings.
Photo of flooded park in Kansas

Research explores engagement with climate change in state and national parks

A new study from the University of Kansas suggests many parks sidestep the opportunity to educate millions of Americans and to “inspire civic engagement” around the issue of climate.
Individual holds another's hand to help their balance.

The Care Board, KU-led site to gather information on care work's role in the economy, now live

The Care Board, a project that gathers information on care work, which often goes unnpaid, done every day in the American economy is now live. The site can help journalists, policymakers, communities, nonprofits and the public better understand the influence care work has on the American economy.
Wooden model of a house with image of map on its roof, words on its side

Multimedia art project pays tribute to vanished Topeka neighborhood

The “Reclaiming Home: Remembering the Topeka Bottoms” project, led by a University of Kansas professor, includes oral history, art and documentary film components. Events connected to the project begin April 4.