You might not think there’s a connection between poker and cancer.
Continue readingProfessors selected for Chancellors Club awards
A genetics researcher from the University of Kansas Medical Center and a geography professor from KU’s Lawrence campus have been named the 2009 recipients of the Chancellor’s Club award for their research and teaching.
Continue readingGift funds fellowships for students in KU’s German language department
A $56,000 gift from the Max Kade Foundation will fund four $14,000 fellowships for doctoral students in the University of Kansas Department of Germanic Languages and Literatures.
Continue readingAlumnus establishes scholarship for School of Education majors
Ed Wolpert earned four degrees at three different universities. But when deciding where to establish an endowed scholarship, he came back to the University of Kansas.
Continue readingPrivate giving to the University of Kansas sets new records
Donors to KU Endowment set a new record in contributions — $106.4 million — in the fiscal year that ended June 30, 2009.
Continue readingBack in the Swing gives $300,000 to Breast Cancer Survivorship Center
A $300,000 gift from Back in the Swing® of Kansas City will help breast cancer survivors get their lives back on track.
Continue reading$1.1 million estate gift honors two former KU math professors
Martha Peterson proved early on that women can make it to the top.
Continue readingMidwest Cancer Alliance Clinical Trials Network launches program
Cancer patients and their families have a new advocate to help them navigate the heath care system.
Continue readingDesigner of WTC Memorial to speak at inaugural Thomas D. Galloway Lecture
Michael Arad, designer of the National September 11 Memorial at the World Trade Center, will be the inaugural speaker for the Thomas D. Galloway Lecture Series in Urban Planning at the University of Kansas.
Continue readingClass of 2009 gift will replace flagpole in front of Strong Hall
Every day, thousands of University of Kansas students walk past Strong Hall, where three flags wave in the wind.
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