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Compact Muon Solenoid at Large Hadron Collider

With new Department of Energy award, KU-Fermilab team builds next-generation detectors for CERN’s Large Hadron Collider

A University of Kansas project to design and build two cutting-edge particle detectors for the Compact Muon Solenoid experiment at CERN’s Large Hadron Collider has been approved for funding through the U.S. Department of Energy’s Established Program to Stimulate Competitive Research, or DOE EPSCoR.
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‘Unsettled Lawrence’ exhibit will reveal history of city’s unhoused, encamped population

In a new exhibition, a University of Kansas researcher focuses on how unhoused and encamped individuals in Lawrence’s past and present have formed a diverse community. “Unsettled Lawrence” opens Aug. 7 at the Watkins Museum of History.
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KU lands grant funding to boost Indigenous representation in news media using character-based approach

Melissa Green-Blye of KU is principal investigator of two grant projects that will train students to boost Indigenous representation in news media. They will work to build partnerships with students at Haskell Indian Nations university to build journalism networks that move beyond "problem of the day" coverage of topics like mental health for young people.
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KU Department of Theatre & Dance celebrates scholarship recipients

Fifty-two University of Kansas Theatre & Dance students, including 34 Kansans, were honored for academic merit and potential for the 2026-27 academic year. Jayhawks were awarded approximately $210,00 in scholarships.
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KU Dining expands sustainability efforts with campuswide cutlery change

KU Dining is expanding its compostable bamboo cutlery initiative to all Lawrence campus retail dining locations as part of an ongoing effort to reduce plastic waste and advance sustainability in on-campus dining.
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Spencer Museum’s ‘Looking After’ exhibition reflects on art’s role in education, learning

A new exhibition at the Spencer Museum of Art, "Looking After: Art and Care in Education Across Kansas," features more than 80 artworks from its collection that are used in education initiatives to inspire creativity while supporting the academic standards of Kansas. Visitors are invited to explore the many ways that art can facilitate and enrich learning.
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KU Department of Theatre & Dance celebrates scholarship recipients

Fifty-two University of Kansas Theatre & Dance students, including 34 Kansans, were honored for academic merit and potential for the 2026-27 academic year. Jayhawks were awarded approximately $210,00 in scholarships.
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KU Dining expands sustainability efforts with campuswide cutlery change

KU Dining is expanding its compostable bamboo cutlery initiative to all Lawrence campus retail dining locations as part of an ongoing effort to reduce plastic waste and advance sustainability in on-campus dining.
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Spencer Museum’s ‘Looking After’ exhibition reflects on art’s role in education, learning

A new exhibition at the Spencer Museum of Art, "Looking After: Art and Care in Education Across Kansas," features more than 80 artworks from its collection that are used in education initiatives to inspire creativity while supporting the academic standards of Kansas. Visitors are invited to explore the many ways that art can facilitate and enrich learning.
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KU Department of Theatre & Dance celebrates scholarship recipients

Fifty-two University of Kansas Theatre & Dance students, including 34 Kansans, were honored for academic merit and potential for the 2026-27 academic year. Jayhawks were awarded approximately $210,00 in scholarships.

KU Dining expands sustainability efforts with campuswide cutlery change

KU Dining is expanding its compostable bamboo cutlery initiative to all Lawrence campus retail dining locations as part of an ongoing effort to reduce plastic waste and advance sustainability in on-campus dining.
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Spencer Museum’s ‘Looking After’ exhibition reflects on art’s role in education, learning

A new exhibition at the Spencer Museum of Art, "Looking After: Art and Care in Education Across Kansas," features more than 80 artworks from its collection that are used in education initiatives to inspire creativity while supporting the academic standards of Kansas. Visitors are invited to explore the many ways that art can facilitate and enrich learning.
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KU Department of Theatre & Dance celebrates scholarship recipients

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Spencer Museum’s ‘Looking After’ exhibition reflects on art’s role in education, learning

A new exhibition at the Spencer Museum of Art, "Looking After: Art and Care in Education Across Kansas," features more than 80 artworks from its collection that are used in education initiatives to inspire creativity while supporting the academic standards of Kansas. Visitors are invited to explore the many ways that art can facilitate and enrich learning.
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Spencer Museum’s ‘Looking After’ exhibition reflects on art’s role in education, learning

A new exhibition at the Spencer Museum of Art, "Looking After: Art and Care in Education Across Kansas," features more than 80 artworks from its collection that are used in education initiatives to inspire creativity while supporting the academic standards of Kansas. Visitors are invited to explore the many ways that art can facilitate and enrich learning.
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KU Department of Theatre & Dance celebrates scholarship recipients

Fifty-two University of Kansas Theatre & Dance students, including 34 Kansans, were honored for academic merit and potential for the 2026-27 academic year. Jayhawks were awarded approximately $210,00 in scholarships.
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KU Dining expands sustainability efforts with campuswide cutlery change

KU Dining is expanding its compostable bamboo cutlery initiative to all Lawrence campus retail dining locations as part of an ongoing effort to reduce plastic waste and advance sustainability in on-campus dining.
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Spencer Museum’s ‘Looking After’ exhibition reflects on art’s role in education, learning

A new exhibition at the Spencer Museum of Art, "Looking After: Art and Care in Education Across Kansas," features more than 80 artworks from its collection that are used in education initiatives to inspire creativity while supporting the academic standards of Kansas. Visitors are invited to explore the many ways that art can facilitate and enrich learning.
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KU Department of Theatre & Dance celebrates scholarship recipients

Fifty-two University of Kansas Theatre & Dance students, including 34 Kansans, were honored for academic merit and potential for the 2026-27 academic year. Jayhawks were awarded approximately $210,00 in scholarships.
Bamboo cutlery is shown on top of and beside cardboard takeout cartons with entrees from Courtside Café.

KU Dining expands sustainability efforts with campuswide cutlery change

KU Dining is expanding its compostable bamboo cutlery initiative to all Lawrence campus retail dining locations as part of an ongoing effort to reduce plastic waste and advance sustainability in on-campus dining.
A white woman wearing fuchsia pants stands between a table and a screen displaying images of brown circles and appears in the middle of speaking

Spencer Museum’s ‘Looking After’ exhibition reflects on art’s role in education, learning

A new exhibition at the Spencer Museum of Art, "Looking After: Art and Care in Education Across Kansas," features more than 80 artworks from its collection that are used in education initiatives to inspire creativity while supporting the academic standards of Kansas. Visitors are invited to explore the many ways that art can facilitate and enrich learning.

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KU Department of Theatre & Dance celebrates scholarship recipients

Fifty-two University of Kansas Theatre & Dance students, including 34 Kansans, were honored for academic merit and potential for the 2026-27 academic year. Jayhawks were awarded approximately $210,00 in scholarships.
Bamboo cutlery is shown on top of and beside cardboard takeout cartons with entrees from Courtside Café.

KU Dining expands sustainability efforts with campuswide cutlery change

KU Dining is expanding its compostable bamboo cutlery initiative to all Lawrence campus retail dining locations as part of an ongoing effort to reduce plastic waste and advance sustainability in on-campus dining.
A white woman wearing fuchsia pants stands between a table and a screen displaying images of brown circles and appears in the middle of speaking

Spencer Museum’s ‘Looking After’ exhibition reflects on art’s role in education, learning

A new exhibition at the Spencer Museum of Art, "Looking After: Art and Care in Education Across Kansas," features more than 80 artworks from its collection that are used in education initiatives to inspire creativity while supporting the academic standards of Kansas. Visitors are invited to explore the many ways that art can facilitate and enrich learning.
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