KU’s Spencer Museum of Art has received a more than $1 million donation to permanently fund a position that will draw students, scholars and art lovers to a unique art study center on the Lawrence campus.
Museum leaders announced Thursday that the University of Kansas has received a $1.35 ...
The University of Kansas is again one of the few schools in the country that will have three teams competing for a championship in next month’s National Debate Tournament.
KU earlier this season had qualified two teams for the national championship, but a third team was recently chosen as ...
A recently completed one-day fundraiser for the University of Kansas has generated $2.6 million in donations for everything from research projects to the university’s rowing club.
The seventh annual One Day One KU fundraising program concluded on March 6 with more than 3,700 donors from 50 ...
The nonprofit entity that is working to attract start-up companies, corporations and researchers to KU’s West Campus has hired a new leader following the death of its previous CEO.
The board of directors for KU Innovation Park has tapped Adam Courtney, the organization’s interim CEO, to ...
The artist and activist who formed the Russian protest band Pussy Riot will be on the University of Kansas campus next month for a public question-and-answer session.
Nadya Tolokonnikova will be at KU at 6 p.m. April 4 for a public interview with Ani Kokobobo, professor of Russian studies and ...
A native Kansan who went on to become a renowned national broadcaster and television journalist will be a featured speaker at the Dole Institute of Politics next month.
Bill Kurtis — a KU alumnus, journalist, network news anchor, producer and rancher — will deliver the Dole Lecture at 7 ...