KU leads planet-protecting research on refrigeration and other climate control systems with $26 million grant.
As his country’s United Nations envoy, Ukrainian diplomat Sergiy Kyslytsya relies on insights gleaned during his time on the Hill.
Conductor Creston Herron’s jubilance invigorates KU orchestras.
A KU researcher documents the power of adaptive fitness to boost independence and quality of life for people with disabilities as they age.
Truman Capote, Harper Lee and a Garden City Christmas memory.
Artist, educator and KU alumnus Marshall Maude examines life’s mysteries within cauldrons of clay and fire.
Unique “Passionate Pink” Mustang is a rolling tribute to alumnus’ mother—and a vehicle for bringing mental health and crisis intervention to light.
With new leadership and rejuvenated numbers, the Marching Jayhawks will make history—and beautiful music.
