A written transcript is now available of former President Bill Clinton’s appearance as the featured speaker May 21 at Kansas University.

The Clinton lecture transcript was provided this morning by KU’s University Relations.

Clinton delivered the inaugural Dole Lecture in Allen Fieldhouse. His speech was sponsored by the Robert J. Dole Institute of Politics at KU.

KU also announced today that KPTS-TV, the PBS television affiliate in Wichita, will rebroadcast Clinton’s speech from 8 to 9 p.m. Friday, with another rebroadcast from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. Saturday, June 5.

Smoky Hills Public TV (KOOD-TV in Bunker HIll; KDCK in Dodge City; KSWK-TV in Lakin) also will broadcast the speech from 9 to 10 p.m. Wednesday, June 9.

The entire speech, plus some of the “modified” Q-and-A, will be included in the hourlong broadcast.

You can also find video clips, audio clips, photos and Journal-World and 6News stories about the speech in the box below.

Clinton calls for civility in speech Clinton calls for civility For those attending, awe overcomes heat Clinton fans show up early to get prime seats Fund-raiser energizes Democrats Visit’s costs add up for KU Other politicians have made stops at Mount Oread Clinton visits with Jayhawks Hopes high for lecture Other politicians have made stops at Mount Oread Pardoned drug dealer gets chance to meet Clinton Former Sen. Bob Dole introduces Clinton 6News video: Clinton’s lecture, part 1 6News video: Clinton’s lecture, part 2 6News video: Clinton’s lecture, part 3 6News video: Clinton’s lecture, part 4 6News video: Clinton answers question on partisanship 6News video: Clinton discusses youth involvement in politics 6News video: Clinton answers question on racial equality Photo gallery: Clinton delivers Dole Lecture Dole’s introduction of Clinton Clinton on his Jayhawk welcome (speech part 1) Clinton on the scholarship fund for 9-11 victims (speech part 2) Clinton on the purpose of disagreeing with leaders (speech part 3) Clinton on the U.S. making more friends and fewer enemies (speech part 4) Clinton on political cooperation in the U.S. government (question 1) Clinton on bringing young Americans into the political process (question 2) Clinton on race relations in the U.S. (question 3) 360-degree panorama view: Allen Fieldhouse during Clinton’s speech