KU spirit spans continents — and altitudes.
📷: Alex Zugazagoitia

Who were they? What were their lives like? The stories of hundreds of people buried in potter’s field in Lawrence’s Oak Hill Cemetery will be memorialized as a result of a joint project led by KU scientists at the Kansas Geological Survey. today.ku.edu/2022/10/11/kan…

Considering a Master of Social Work? KU’s School of Social Welfare now offers its MSW program online. KU’s MSW is consistently ranked by U.S. News & World Report in the top 12% of public institution social work graduate programs. today.ku.edu/2022/10/11/ku-…

DJ Diesel fueled the 🔥 at Friday's Late Night in the Phog.

Beware of the Phog? We embrace it.

As a ninth grader, did you like science and math? KU researchers have found early positive experiences with math and science can influence your college academic pursuits — and even lead you into a science, technology, engineering, or math career. today.ku.edu/2022/10/03/stu…

Steven Prohira, a KU assistant professor of physics and astronomy, has received a five-year $800,000 MacArthur Fellowship grant. He has created new tools and methods to detect elusive ultra-high energy neutrinos, a step in unlocking cosmic mysteries.
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With inspo this grand, some masterpieces come naturally.

📷: Rick Wright

In a new paper, KU researchers have proposed a breakthrough computer modeling approach to study how cell mechanisms work at the molecular level — a “game-changing” method that could be used to research and treat disease with a new level of precision. today.ku.edu/2022/10/04/gam…

Oh, nothing. Just fondly recalling Super Service Saturday, when student volunteers ventured across Lawrence to help out local community members and organizations.💙 #RockChalk

ESPN’s College GameDay was live from the Hill. We hope you gave them your loudest, proudest, ROCK CHALK.
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Fans like ours keep the Rock Chalk rising.
1️⃣ Jenny and Daniel
2️⃣ Savannah and Emily
3️⃣ Asad
4️⃣ Lucile, Emma, Lexy, Barret and Carter

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'Where Did the Eastern Mayas Go?” is a new book by Brent Metz, a KU anthropology professor whose research found that identifying Mayan indigeneity is complex and subject to the interplay of historical, social, political, and other forces. today.ku.edu/2022/09/23/aut…

Lift the chorus ever onward, crimson and the blue.
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Want to move up the ladder? KU is offering a new online professional management graduate certificate program designed to build executive-level leadership and strong communication skills for professionals seeking to move forward in their careers. today.ku.edu/2022/09/27/new…

There's no place like home — and no week like Homecoming.
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🏈 Kansas Football can't stop. Won't stop. Crushing it.
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🎃 Spooky season is here, and we're feeling very crimson and BOO!
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