Amu Nuney is interested in exploring humanity from all angles —where we come from, how we communicate with one another ...

Joseph Hartung’s fascination with history and the conduct of conflict dates back to his childhood. As a kid, he says, ...

KU senior Jade Groobman had long been interested in the many misconceptions that exist about Jewish identity. And as an ...

Lourdes Kalusha-Aguirre knew from a young age that she wanted to make movies. With her Film & Media Studies major ...

Long before COVID reared its ugly head, many Lawrence and KU community members were struggling to access nutritious food on ...

In an era where opinion is often mistaken for fact, a group of KU doctoral students turned podcast producers are ...

Sam Glaser wanted to chart his own course at KU. As a student in the College, he was able to ...

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

Why Kris is a Hawk to Watch: Kris Kennedy has made a name for himself within creative circles with big ...

Why Vanessa’s a Hawk to Watch: Behind every life, there’s a story. The same could also be said of every ...

Why Aric’s a Hawk to Watch: Russian spies. Chemical weapons attacks. Drug lords, drones, conspiracy and war crimes. A day ...

Why Richard’s a Hawk to Watch: Some professionals prefer not to mix their work and personal lives. For Richard W. ...

Why Jomana’s a Hawk to Watch: Questions about America’s role on the global stage are deeply complex and often controversial: ...

Why Don’s a Hawk to Watch: Don Davis’s love for the game of football runs deep. With two Super Bowl ...

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 ...

Police reform has been at the forefront of the social justice conversation for much of the last year following the ...

In March 2020, America’s economy was rocked by the beginning of shutdowns and stay-at-home orders due to the rise of ...

Inside KU’s historic Lippincott Hall is a unique collection of artifacts from around the Mediterranean. From plaster recreations to ancients ...

Since the beginning of the COVID pandemic in early 2020, testing has been under scrutiny. From a lack of tests ...

2020 has been — well, take your pick of adjective: Difficult. Uncertain. Unpredictable. Unprecedented. Challenging. By now, we’ve all heard ...

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

Ready to tackle a class this winter? We’ve laid out what classes are in the KU Core to help you ...

Summer 2021 is on the horizon. Are you considering taking a summer class but don’t know where to start? We’ve ...

In today’s fast-changing world and competitive job market, it’s more important than ever to have a solid grasp on the ...

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 ...