A Kansas City-based design firm has made a $25,000 gift to provide support for the University of Kansas’ new Center for Design Research.
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KU Giving Magazine
KU Cancer Center receives $4 million in gifts
New gifts totaling $4 million will enhance The University of Kansas Cancer Center’s efforts to achieve designation as a National Cancer Institute center.
Continue reading$1 million gift widens support for KU School of Medicine-Salina
A $1 million gift from Salina Regional Health Center ensures vital support for the new University of Kansas School of Medicine-Salina campus.
Continue readingGift from Simons family enables early completion of Mellon challenge grant
A capstone gift from the Dolph Simons Jr. family, of Lawrence, has fulfilled a $1 million challenge grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation for the Spencer Museum of Art at the University of Kansas.
Continue readingTalent pool grows for KU’s campaign steering committee
Momentum is building for the University of Kansas’ comprehensive campaign with the formation of its steering committee.
Continue readingMarch 8 event celebrates expansion of Lied Center’s foyer
Thanks to the generosity of the William T. Kemper Foundation, the Lied Center at the University of Kansas now has a lobby that’s larger than ever.
Continue readingEstate gift creates professorship in memory of pathologist
An $860,000 estate gift has created a pathology professorship at the University of Kansas Medical Center.
Continue reading$250,000 gift will create new reading room
A generous gift from a retired University of Kansas faculty member and noted art history scholar will leave a major mark on KU Libraries this year.
Continue readingArea leaders join forces to support expansion
A cross-section of leaders has joined together to promote the expansion of the University of Kansas School of Medicine-Wichita to a full, four-year campus.
Continue readingGift of $780,000 from longtime educators creates KU scholarships
The late Ward L. and Irene Neis Kiester devoted their lives to education. A gift of $780,000 from their estate to establish scholarships at the University of Kansas continues that tradition.
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