The University of Kansas School of Nursing has received $1.6 million in support from the Bedford Falls Foundation-DAF to fund undergraduate nursing scholarships, increasing KU’s positive impact on the future of nursing for generations.
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There is little doubt that ensuring every individual has access to quality health care is one of the biggest challenges we face today. Each year, more than 60 million Americans struggle to find medical care while also facing larger economic, social and environmental factors that exacerbate the issue.
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Murray and Julie Levin attended KU School of Law together in the mid-1970s, and while law school lasted three years, what they learned while they were students has had benefits for a lifetime.
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KU alumni Tom and Jan Hardy have provided a $2 million gift to the University of Kansas Biodiversity Institute and Natural History Museum to fuel preservation efforts for the historic exhibit at the heart of the museum, the Panorama.
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On Feb. 20-21, from noon to noon, more than 4,500 Jayhawks worldwide came together for the eighth annual One Day One KU giving day to support the University of Kansas and The University of Kansas Health System.
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KU senior Gabriel Reed’s study abroad journey started where every KU student’s international education journey does – with a passport.
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From rousing half-time shows at home football games to stirring KU pride at occasional away games, pep rallies, campus and community celebrations, the Marching Jayhawks are the soundtrack of KU.
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At the Annual Meeting of the KU Endowment Board of Trustees held on October 18, two new trustees were elected.
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When University of Kansas School of Law Dean Stephen Mazza was a boy in Huntsville, Alabama, the legacy of his family’s giving towered over him.
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Professor’s multidisciplinary research looks at social inequities of natural disasters and how engineering plays a role.
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