'I believe in each of you': KU celebrates thousands of graduates during 147th commencement
The nearly 4,000 graduates of the University of Kansas 2019 class have the ability to continue the “winds of change” and make a better world when they leave the university, Billy Mills said during the 147th KU commencement on Sunday. Mills, a Haskell Indian Nations University and KU ...
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Baker University Class of 2019 urged to continue serving others
Members of the Baker University Class of 2019 were sent off Sunday with the message that they continue to provide service to others as they did ...
AD Jeff Long pushing for rule change that would help dig KU football out of scholarship hole
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A month after the University of Kansas filed its formal appeal to the NCAA’s two-year suspension of Silvio De Sousa, the status of the forward ...
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