Mason Hussong’s passion for language goes back to high school, where he spent four years studying Latin. After learning about ...

Religion and politics in America can be messy, divisive, and contentious, certainly. But, as Abigail Vegter points out, the topics ...

From the day of his college visit in 2017, Alex Pang knew he wanted to be a Jayhawk. “I wanted ...

There’s a common stereotype that those who are creatively gifted are naturally bound to pursue arts and the humanities, while ...

When Camila Ordóñez Vargas, a political science and economics double-major, traveled to spend spring break with her family in her ...

Two months before the spread of COVID-19 became the center of collective national attention in the U.S., political rivals across ...

Where do you turn for inspiration? Sometimes taking a look back at where you were a few years ago and ...

In the School of Public Affairs and Administration, students from every background are shaped into exceptional leaders for public service ...

Why Tony’s a Hawk to Watch: The most urgent issues our communities face — such as equitable access to clean ...

Why Heba’s a Hawk to Watch: When the COVID-19 pandemic hit in early 2020, KU community members across the globe ...

Why Rhianna’s a Hawk to Watch: A dance studio is many things at once — a space for experimentation, collaboration, ...

Why Kelly’s a Hawk to Watch: Kelly Houghteling is always up for an adventure. When she’s off the clock, you ...

Why Alex is a Hawk to Watch: Comedy, arts, and entertainment can help us get through life’s rough patches and ...

Objects from the past can speak volumes about the world we live in today. From love letters sent across continents ...

Why Kiel’s a Hawk to Watch: To say that Kiel Johnson enjoys the creative process is something of an understatement. ...

Why Mugabi’s a Hawk to Watch: Life has a way of writing in unexpected plot twists. For KU grad Mugabi ...

August 18, 2020 marked the 100th anniversary of the ratification of the 19th Amendment which gave women the right to ...

Ever wonder why the zombies in film and on TV act the way that they do? Associate Professor of French ...

After a career as a debater at KU and now as Co-Director of KU Debate, Brett Bricker knows how to ...

Examining our past can provide clues on how to avoid problems we’ve already encountered. For Zora Neale Hurston scholar and ...

Can religious texts be changed by the scribe copying them down? Associate Professor of Religious Studies Molly Zahn’s new book ...

Ever wonder what’s in the stone house nestled on the northwest corner of campus? The newest episode of Habitat has ...

It’s been a challenging year, full of disruption, uncertainty, and one unprecedented event after another. And with a myriad of ...

Want to expand your knowledge, gain new skills, and earn class credits you need from the comfort of your home? ...

Want to spice up your schedule next semester? Whether you need to fulfill credits for your major or just want ...

Welcome to online learning in the College, Jayhawks! Although things are going to look different in this new way of ...

You have a lot of options when it comes to choosing the best path toward your future. So why major ...

Looking to fulfill some KU Core credits next semester? Take a class in a subject that you’re passionate about or ...