KU’s new Center for the Advancement of Research on Eating Behaviors is changing the way we talk about eating disorders—and helping a broader range of patients get the treatment they need.
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KU fraternities and sororities unite to support cancer research
With more than $100,000 already raised, the KU fraternity and sorority community is rallying for blood cancer research with a new fundraising event.
Continue readingConstruction underway on new KU Cancer Center complex
World-class facility promises to transform cancer care, research in the region.
Continue readingA retired Jayhawk in Paris
A study abroad encore completes a 50-year journey for KU alumnus.
Continue readingHilltop hub
New facility dedicated to entrepreneurship will serve students across academic disciplines
Continue readingWelcome back, Potter
Potter Lake, a firefighting resource built in 1911 that quickly morphed into a popular swimming hole in its early days, on Sept. 26 officially began its next chapter with a renewal celebration that capped extensive 2024 revitalization work.
Continue readingCouple’s $1 million gift adds accessible entrance to KU Natural History Museum
A gift from Tom and Jann Rudkin will support the construction of a new accessible entrance from Jayhawk Boulevard to Dyche Hall. Remaining funds after construction will go toward partial restoration of the historic and beloved Panorama exhibit, including taxidermy specimens and other items on display.
Continue readingShe built an online community while battling cancer. Now her parents are echoing her spirit by supporting tomorrow’s storytellers.Â
Sherwood and Marlene Zellermayer of Evanston, Illinois, establish scholarship fund at the William Allen White School of Journalism and Mass Communications in honor of their late daughter and KU graduate, Jessica.
Continue reading$8 million gift establishes KU’s first named deanship, two professorships, in the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences
David Pittaway has built a storied career in private equity since graduating from the University of Kansas with a B.A. in History in 1972. As a sixth-generation Kansan, he is honoring his family’s legacy and making history of his own with the first named deanship at KU.
Continue readingBlending sound and circuitryÂ
Richard Wheeler was ahead of the curve. By the time he reached high school, he had already discovered the combination of passions that would shape the rest of his life and inspire him to make a blended gift — which includes a current gift and a gift through his estate plan — to support KU students who share those passions.
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