The past seems to be speaking in present tense

Preparing for your death can bring peace now and later, says longtime chaplain

KU’s black fraternities and sororities honor rich history with dedication of plaza

In a time of rising college costs, some students face a stark choice: tuition or dinner?

World events, mundane tasks, KU basketball and more featured in one man’s vivid record of the 1980s

With help from KU’s Office of Fellowships, three outstanding Jayhawks outshine the competition to win prestigious national awards

With global partners, KU researchers formulate life-saving vaccines to be dispatched around the world

Confronted with tragedy, a brother finds his way back to the world

The pandemic changed nearly every aspect of the University, yet affirms that KU is ultimately about people more than place