Alumni and supporters rally to make Jayhawk tags available in Sooner State.

After Oklahoma’s approval of a KU license plate, all that’s needed are Jayhawks who are ready to ride.

This Jay, Jay, Jay, Jay Jayhawk came home to Lawrence on the Kaw after first traveling to Lincoln on a car.

New book offers a comprehensive look at the Jayhawk and the beloved bird’s place in Kansas and KU history.

KU Alumni Association unveils first campus statue of the cutie in our mascot flock.

Discover the humble history of our hundred-year-old ’Hawk.