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The Salina and Wichita, Kansas, Jayhawk family was motivated by the vision, leadership, design and impact of the innovative Gateway District and more than a century of passion for KU and KU Athletics.
Continue readingPaul James “Jim” Adam, Jr., and Barbara Mills Adam’s support of the University of Kansas will impact Jayhawks for generations to come.
Continue readingUniversity of Kansas School of Engineering alumnus Murli Tolaney is donating $50,000 to strengthen the Tolaney Family Scholarship he established 15 years ago. His son, Neil Tolaney, also is donating $50,000 — even though he’s never obtained a KU degree or enrolled in a class on Mount Oread.
Continue readingGift raises total to $143 million for building bringing together cancer research, treatment and patient care teams, transforming cancer care in the region
Continue readingIn honor of the 50th anniversary of the passing of Title IX, Women Philanthropists for KU hosted an event featuring former and current KU women student-athletes.
Continue readingThe Clifford and Eleanor Malone Scholarship has been established at the University of Kansas to aid students who are the first generation in their family to attend college.
Continue readingWhen Floriene Lieberman beat breast cancer for the second time, she made a promise that she has lived up to every day since.
Continue readingUniversity of Kansas alumni Thomas D. Bath, PhD, and Barbara Blake Bath, PhD, met at KU in 1958 and have been a dedicated team — in life and in their philanthropic support of their alma mater —ever since.
Continue readingScott and Jeannette Davies are shining examples of leaving a legacy at the University of Kansas and KU Medical Center.
Continue readingWhy do we consistently give to KU? The answer to the question spans many years, first going back to my dad’s (Robert Lawrence Piper, KU class of 1927) high school years. And I know this because he wrote in his memoirs
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