A new scholarship has been established for students in the Ukrainian Studies Program at the University of Kansas.
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Former KU Chancellor and his wife support deferred maintenance projects
A gift for deferred maintenance at the University of Kansas creates a win-win situation. It supports needed campus upgrades, and it provides a tax credit for donors.
Continue readingEstate gift supports Natural History Museum and industrial design
A $200,000 estate gift from University of Kansas alumnus George Seymour will provide support for KU’s Natural History Museum and establish an endowed scholarship for students majoring in industrial design.
Continue readingNew officers elected to serve on Advancement Board
Three Kansas City civic leaders have been elected as officers of the Advancement Board. Cheryl Jernigan was elected for a second term as board chair.
Continue readingLeadership group sets momentum for next campaign for KU
A leadership group has been formed to continue preparations for the next comprehensive campaign for the University of Kansas.
Continue readingScholarship will help KU students majoring in business
Though the years have taken Jerry Jennett, business ’63, many miles away from the University of Kansas, he still holds KU dear to his heart.
Continue readingKU Endowment honors Christina Hixson as Life Trustee
KU Endowment has honored Christina Hixson by naming her a Life Trustee.
Continue reading$10 million gift will benefit students in the KU School of Engineering
A $10 million gift will benefit University of Kansas students in the KU School of Engineering.
Continue readingLied Center plans groundbreaking ceremony for April 8
A groundbreaking ceremony for the expansion of the Lied Center at the University of Kansas will be held at 11:30 a.m., Thursday, April 8, in front of the Lied Center.
Continue readingKemper Foundation provides gift to expand the Lied Center
A $300,000 Kemper Foundation gift to KU Endowment will benefit the Lied Center at the University of Kansas.
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