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2026 One Day One KU breaks record for gifts, raises over $5 million in 24 hours

The ninth annual One Day One KU on April 28-29 saw over 4,800 Jayhawks worldwide unite to support the University of Kansas and The University of Kansas Health System. From noon to noon, donors from all 50 states and several countries contributed $5,137,966 through more than 7,000 gifts, a record for the giving day.
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Study: Faced with a hotter future, America needs better data and response plans

A new paper from researchers at the University of Kansas looks at extreme heat events in the United States, arguing a combination of inadequate data and unclear delineation of responsibility among government agencies leaves the nation unprepared for a hotter climate.
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Research aims to identify underlying causes for linked mental health issues

A researcher from the University of Kansas has led a large-scale study of veterans to better understand how psychological conditions such as depression, anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder and eating disorders are connected.
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School of Pharmacy to host David Sinclair for Takeru Higuchi Memorial Lecture

David Sinclair, professor of genetics at Harvard Medical School, will deliver a public lecture June 2 at KU. The researcher is best known for his work in reshaping how scientists think about aging.
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KU School of Education & Human Sciences to honor Bob Swift with 2026 Distinguished Alumni Award

Bob Swift, University of Kansas alumnus, will receive the Distinguished Alumni Award from the School of Education & Human Sciences during the school’s spring convocation ceremony May 16. He is the founder of 3rd Decade, a nonprofit providing free financial education to young adults.
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KU Engineering student groups continue to excel at annual ASCE championship

Department of Civil, Environmental & Architectural Engineering student groups took home several awards at the 2026 ASCE Symposium at the beginning of April. The KU ASCE chapter, Concrete Canoe and the Steel Bridge program traveled to Carbondale, Illinois, to take part in their respective competitions.
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School of Pharmacy to host David Sinclair for Takeru Higuchi Memorial Lecture

David Sinclair, professor of genetics at Harvard Medical School, will deliver a public lecture June 2 at KU. The researcher is best known for his work in reshaping how scientists think about aging.
Flowers outside Joseph R. Pearson Hall

KU School of Education & Human Sciences to honor Bob Swift with 2026 Distinguished Alumni Award

Bob Swift, University of Kansas alumnus, will receive the Distinguished Alumni Award from the School of Education & Human Sciences during the school’s spring convocation ceremony May 16. He is the founder of 3rd Decade, a nonprofit providing free financial education to young adults.
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KU Engineering student groups continue to excel at annual ASCE championship

Department of Civil, Environmental & Architectural Engineering student groups took home several awards at the 2026 ASCE Symposium at the beginning of April. The KU ASCE chapter, Concrete Canoe and the Steel Bridge program traveled to Carbondale, Illinois, to take part in their respective competitions.
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School of Pharmacy to host David Sinclair for Takeru Higuchi Memorial Lecture

David Sinclair, professor of genetics at Harvard Medical School, will deliver a public lecture June 2 at KU. The researcher is best known for his work in reshaping how scientists think about aging.

KU School of Education & Human Sciences to honor Bob Swift with 2026 Distinguished Alumni Award

Bob Swift, University of Kansas alumnus, will receive the Distinguished Alumni Award from the School of Education & Human Sciences during the school’s spring convocation ceremony May 16. He is the founder of 3rd Decade, a nonprofit providing free financial education to young adults.
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The KU-ASCE Chapter at the ASCE Symposium

KU Engineering student groups continue to excel at annual ASCE championship

Department of Civil, Environmental & Architectural Engineering student groups took home several awards at the 2026 ASCE Symposium at the beginning of April. The KU ASCE chapter, Concrete Canoe and the Steel Bridge program traveled to Carbondale, Illinois, to take part in their respective competitions.
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School of Pharmacy to host David Sinclair for Takeru Higuchi Memorial Lecture

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KU School of Education & Human Sciences to honor Bob Swift with 2026 Distinguished Alumni Award

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The KU-ASCE Chapter at the ASCE Symposium

KU Engineering student groups continue to excel at annual ASCE championship

Department of Civil, Environmental & Architectural Engineering student groups took home several awards at the 2026 ASCE Symposium at the beginning of April. The KU ASCE chapter, Concrete Canoe and the Steel Bridge program traveled to Carbondale, Illinois, to take part in their respective competitions.
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School of Pharmacy to host David Sinclair for Takeru Higuchi Memorial Lecture

KU School of Education & Human Sciences to honor Bob Swift with 2026 Distinguished Alumni Award

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KU Engineering student groups continue to excel at annual ASCE championship

Department of Civil, Environmental & Architectural Engineering student groups took home several awards at the 2026 ASCE Symposium at the beginning of April. The KU ASCE chapter, Concrete Canoe and the Steel Bridge program traveled to Carbondale, Illinois, to take part in their respective competitions.
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School of Pharmacy to host David Sinclair for Takeru Higuchi Memorial Lecture

David Sinclair, professor of genetics at Harvard Medical School, will deliver a public lecture June 2 at KU. The researcher is best known for his work in reshaping how scientists think about aging.
Flowers outside Joseph R. Pearson Hall

KU School of Education & Human Sciences to honor Bob Swift with 2026 Distinguished Alumni Award

Bob Swift, University of Kansas alumnus, will receive the Distinguished Alumni Award from the School of Education & Human Sciences during the school’s spring convocation ceremony May 16. He is the founder of 3rd Decade, a nonprofit providing free financial education to young adults.
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The KU-ASCE Chapter at the ASCE Symposium

KU Engineering student groups continue to excel at annual ASCE championship

Department of Civil, Environmental & Architectural Engineering student groups took home several awards at the 2026 ASCE Symposium at the beginning of April. The KU ASCE chapter, Concrete Canoe and the Steel Bridge program traveled to Carbondale, Illinois, to take part in their respective competitions.
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School of Pharmacy to host David Sinclair for Takeru Higuchi Memorial Lecture

David Sinclair, professor of genetics at Harvard Medical School, will deliver a public lecture June 2 at KU. The researcher is best known for his work in reshaping how scientists think about aging.
Flowers outside Joseph R. Pearson Hall

KU School of Education & Human Sciences to honor Bob Swift with 2026 Distinguished Alumni Award

Bob Swift, University of Kansas alumnus, will receive the Distinguished Alumni Award from the School of Education & Human Sciences during the school’s spring convocation ceremony May 16. He is the founder of 3rd Decade, a nonprofit providing free financial education to young adults.
The KU-ASCE Chapter at the ASCE Symposium

KU Engineering student groups continue to excel at annual ASCE championship

Department of Civil, Environmental & Architectural Engineering student groups took home several awards at the 2026 ASCE Symposium at the beginning of April. The KU ASCE chapter, Concrete Canoe and the Steel Bridge program traveled to Carbondale, Illinois, to take part in their respective competitions.

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School of Pharmacy to host David Sinclair for Takeru Higuchi Memorial Lecture

David Sinclair, professor of genetics at Harvard Medical School, will deliver a public lecture June 2 at KU. The researcher is best known for his work in reshaping how scientists think about aging.
Flowers outside Joseph R. Pearson Hall

KU School of Education & Human Sciences to honor Bob Swift with 2026 Distinguished Alumni Award

Bob Swift, University of Kansas alumnus, will receive the Distinguished Alumni Award from the School of Education & Human Sciences during the school’s spring convocation ceremony May 16. He is the founder of 3rd Decade, a nonprofit providing free financial education to young adults.
The KU-ASCE Chapter at the ASCE Symposium

KU Engineering student groups continue to excel at annual ASCE championship

Department of Civil, Environmental & Architectural Engineering student groups took home several awards at the 2026 ASCE Symposium at the beginning of April. The KU ASCE chapter, Concrete Canoe and the Steel Bridge program traveled to Carbondale, Illinois, to take part in their respective competitions.
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