This year’s University of Kansas Chancellors Club professor and researcher award recipients include two internationally known professors — a philosophy professor on the Lawrence campus and a pharmacology, toxicology and therapeutics professor at the KU Medical Center.
Continue readingBack in the Swing gives $300,000 for breast cancer survivors
A $300,000 gift from Back in the Swing USA will help breast cancer survivors find the answer to the question “What’s next?”
Continue readingGiving to KU reaches $110.2 million, a new milestone
For the third year in a row, contributions to KU Endowment in support of the University of Kansas reached a new record.
Continue readingKU alumnus contributes more than $400,000 to School of Musicmuseum
Some might call him the Music Man.
Continue reading$200,000 in gifts bring Spencer Museum closer to reaching challenge grant
Two $100,000 gifts for the Spencer Museum of Art at the University of Kansas bring the museum closer to meeting a $1 million challenge grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.
Continue readingGrateful alumnus left more than $800,000 for KU scholarships
When Nelson Gipson realized how close to death he was, he summoned his attorney.
Continue readingKU professor’s legacy of giving reaches $2.2 million
A University of Kansas professor who pioneered the theory of psychological reactance, also known as “reverse psychology,” has donated $2.2 million for KU’s Department of Psychology.
Continue readingFormer KU chancellor and wife establish new faculty award
Nationally known University of Kansas debate coach Scott Harris is the inaugural recipient of a new teaching professorship award thanks to a gift from former Chancellor Gene Budig and his wife, Gretchen.
Continue readingKansas Health Foundation donates $645,000 for Community Health Project
A program that enables University of Kansas students to help people who lack access to adequate healthcare has received a shot in the arm.
Continue readingGifts totaling $450,000 provide support for Silver City Health Center
Tucked away in an unassuming building in Kansas City, Kan., is a health care clinic that provides medical services to those who otherwise could not afford them.
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