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Study finds people more cynical toward news more likely to believe misinformation

A study led by the University of Kansas explored news skepticism, news trust and misinformation. Results showed people with more news knowledge had more news skepticism, but those with more news cynicism were more likely to believe misinformation. The results can help improve media literacy and fight misinformation, the authors said.
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Study reveals common mutation linked to autoimmune diseases may protect people from viral infections

New research from the University of Kansas shows a “risk gene” linked to higher odds of developing autoimmune diseases such as diabetes or lupus may also provide a survival advantage fighting viral infections like coronavirus.
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Research aims to identify underlying causes for linked mental health issues

A researcher from the University of Kansas has led a large-scale study of veterans to better understand how psychological conditions such as depression, anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder and eating disorders are connected.
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2026 One Day One KU breaks record for gifts, raises over $5 million in 24 hours

The ninth annual One Day One KU on April 28-29 saw over 4,800 Jayhawks worldwide unite to support the University of Kansas and The University of Kansas Health System. From noon to noon, donors from all 50 states and several countries contributed $5,137,966 through more than 7,000 gifts, a record for the giving day.

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Study finds people more cynical toward news more likely to believe misinformation

A study led by the University of Kansas explored news skepticism, news trust and misinformation. Results showed people with more news knowledge had more news skepticism, but those with more news cynicism were more likely to believe misinformation. The results can help improve media literacy and fight misinformation, the authors said.
3D render illustration of a Natural killer body cell iresponse to corona virus cell

Study reveals common mutation linked to autoimmune diseases may protect people from viral infections

New research from the University of Kansas shows a “risk gene” linked to higher odds of developing autoimmune diseases such as diabetes or lupus may also provide a survival advantage fighting viral infections like coronavirus.
Stock photo of woman's hands with psychologist in consultation office for assessment or evaluation.

Research aims to identify underlying causes for linked mental health issues

A researcher from the University of Kansas has led a large-scale study of veterans to better understand how psychological conditions such as depression, anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder and eating disorders are connected.
Jayhawk statue on Jayhawk Boulevard, tulips in foreground.

2026 One Day One KU breaks record for gifts, raises over $5 million in 24 hours

The ninth annual One Day One KU on April 28-29 saw over 4,800 Jayhawks worldwide unite to support the University of Kansas and The University of Kansas Health System. From noon to noon, donors from all 50 states and several countries contributed $5,137,966 through more than 7,000 gifts, a record for the giving day.

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An illustration of a globe with highlights and graphics in the background like the type a news broadcast might use for world news.

Study finds people more cynical toward news more likely to believe misinformation

A study led by the University of Kansas explored news skepticism, news trust and misinformation. Results showed people with more news knowledge had more news skepticism, but those with more news cynicism were more likely to believe misinformation. The results can help improve media literacy and fight misinformation, the authors said.
3D render illustration of a Natural killer body cell iresponse to corona virus cell

Study reveals common mutation linked to autoimmune diseases may protect people from viral infections

New research from the University of Kansas shows a “risk gene” linked to higher odds of developing autoimmune diseases such as diabetes or lupus may also provide a survival advantage fighting viral infections like coronavirus.
Stock photo of woman's hands with psychologist in consultation office for assessment or evaluation.

Research aims to identify underlying causes for linked mental health issues

A researcher from the University of Kansas has led a large-scale study of veterans to better understand how psychological conditions such as depression, anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder and eating disorders are connected.
Jayhawk statue on Jayhawk Boulevard, tulips in foreground.

2026 One Day One KU breaks record for gifts, raises over $5 million in 24 hours

The ninth annual One Day One KU on April 28-29 saw over 4,800 Jayhawks worldwide unite to support the University of Kansas and The University of Kansas Health System. From noon to noon, donors from all 50 states and several countries contributed $5,137,966 through more than 7,000 gifts, a record for the giving day.

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KU doctoral student receives Cobell Fellowship

Annalise Guthrie, a University of Kansas doctoral candidate in ecology & evolutionary biology, has been named a recipient of the Elouise Cobell Dissertation Writing-Year Fellowship. The award provides $30,000 in support over 12 months to American Indian and Alaska Native scholars who are completing their doctoral dissertations.
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Studio 804 to host May 16 open house for latest sustainable design-build project in Lawrence

KU’s Studio 804 will host a May 16 open house for its latest student-designed and constructed home in Lawrence. Built by KU architecture students, the project highlights innovative sustainable design, material reuse and high-performance construction.
A panel of a comic version of a research paper analyzing academic conference travel. The lead text box reads "Rather than accepting what has been normalized, we can come together and imagine alternatives." A character asks "What are alternatives to academic conferences?" Other parts of the illustration offer text reading "Shifting completely to online conferences or even holding in-person meetings every other year," "Choosing locations that minimize air travel. Research shows choosing a central city like Chicago instead of coastal cities could cut emissions by 12%" and "Smaller regional hub in person meeting that is also connected online."

Study analyzes environmental impacts of academic conference travel, encourages rethinking alternatives

A study led by a University of Kansas researcher has analyzed the environmental effects of air travel to academic conferences. The study does not call for an end to academic travel but rather to rethink how such gatherings are arranged and held, especially in fields like social welfare, that are dedicated to environmental justice.
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Media advisory: KU to test manufactured homes in hurricane winds May 13 in Florida

The WiSH project, based at the University of Kansas, is testing three full-scale manufactured housing units at the NHERI Wall of Wind Experimental Facility at Florida International University with the goal of providing evidence for needed building-code changes.

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KU doctoral student receives Cobell Fellowship

Annalise Guthrie, a University of Kansas doctoral candidate in ecology & evolutionary biology, has been named a recipient of the Elouise Cobell Dissertation Writing-Year Fellowship. The award provides $30,000 in support over 12 months to American Indian and Alaska Native scholars who are completing their doctoral dissertations.
A modern single-story house with dark vertical siding, a low sloped roof, and large floor-to-ceiling glass windows opening to a wooden deck. Outdoor seating and planters sit on the deck, with trees and landscaping surrounding the home.

Studio 804 to host May 16 open house for latest sustainable design-build project in Lawrence

KU’s Studio 804 will host a May 16 open house for its latest student-designed and constructed home in Lawrence. Built by KU architecture students, the project highlights innovative sustainable design, material reuse and high-performance construction.
A panel of a comic version of a research paper analyzing academic conference travel. The lead text box reads "Rather than accepting what has been normalized, we can come together and imagine alternatives." A character asks "What are alternatives to academic conferences?" Other parts of the illustration offer text reading "Shifting completely to online conferences or even holding in-person meetings every other year," "Choosing locations that minimize air travel. Research shows choosing a central city like Chicago instead of coastal cities could cut emissions by 12%" and "Smaller regional hub in person meeting that is also connected online."

Study analyzes environmental impacts of academic conference travel, encourages rethinking alternatives

A study led by a University of Kansas researcher has analyzed the environmental effects of air travel to academic conferences. The study does not call for an end to academic travel but rather to rethink how such gatherings are arranged and held, especially in fields like social welfare, that are dedicated to environmental justice.
Photo of NHERI Wall of Wind (WOW) Experimental Facility, Florida International University

Media advisory: KU to test manufactured homes in hurricane winds May 13 in Florida

The WiSH project, based at the University of Kansas, is testing three full-scale manufactured housing units at the NHERI Wall of Wind Experimental Facility at Florida International University with the goal of providing evidence for needed building-code changes.

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An illustration of a globe with highlights and graphics in the background like the type a news broadcast might use for world news.

Study finds people more cynical toward news more likely to believe misinformation

A study led by the University of Kansas explored news skepticism, news trust and misinformation. Results showed people with more news knowledge had more news skepticism, but those with more news cynicism were more likely to believe misinformation. The results can help improve media literacy and fight misinformation, the authors said.
3D render illustration of a Natural killer body cell iresponse to corona virus cell

Study reveals common mutation linked to autoimmune diseases may protect people from viral infections

New research from the University of Kansas shows a “risk gene” linked to higher odds of developing autoimmune diseases such as diabetes or lupus may also provide a survival advantage fighting viral infections like coronavirus.
Stock photo of woman's hands with psychologist in consultation office for assessment or evaluation.

Research aims to identify underlying causes for linked mental health issues

A researcher from the University of Kansas has led a large-scale study of veterans to better understand how psychological conditions such as depression, anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder and eating disorders are connected.
Jayhawk statue on Jayhawk Boulevard, tulips in foreground.

2026 One Day One KU breaks record for gifts, raises over $5 million in 24 hours

The ninth annual One Day One KU on April 28-29 saw over 4,800 Jayhawks worldwide unite to support the University of Kansas and The University of Kansas Health System. From noon to noon, donors from all 50 states and several countries contributed $5,137,966 through more than 7,000 gifts, a record for the giving day.