Adaptive fitness removes barriers to exercise and can boost independence and quality of life for those with disabilities, limited mobility or health conditions.

Truman Capote, Harper Lee and a Garden City Christmas memory.

The artist, educator and KU alumnus 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.

KU researchers unleash the awesome power of ‘big data’ in the quest for drug discovery.

Kansas City painter employs personal touch to bring out ‘true spirit’ of his portrait subjects.

The University’s most generous doctoral fellowship enables scholars to become difference-makers, much like the Jayhawks who made the homegrown program possible.

Proposed master plan creates data-driven toolkit for fiscally responsible campus evolution instead of another wish list for pricey new buildings.

Having lived in both the sighted and blind worlds, a disability advocate helps bridge the two.