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We loved seeing both new and returning Business Jayhawks for the 2024 Academic Welcome on Sunday! We hope you are as excited as we are to kick off the school year and celebrate 100 years of the School of Business with the new generation of Jayhawks. ❤️💙

Celebrating Traditions Night was a blast. Welcome, new students. Time to start learning how to change the world.

Engineers Rock the Block is rockin’ - stop by LEEP2 and the engineering lawn any time until 1 p.m. Sunday to learn more about engineering student organizations and other opportunities to get involved!

Next month, @MusicKU professor Stephanie Zelnick and a partner will give a concert at 14,439 feet, premiering two new pieces for clarinet duo. It's part of Zelnick's long-term research project on how altitude affects wind musicians. news.ku.edu/news/article/t…

A new day and a new semester. Let's do this. 💪

KU research doesn't just help us better understand the world, it also provides students with hands-on learning experience! Read more about a recent excavation of a rare dinosaur fossil.👇 news.ku.edu/news/article/k…

KU’s chief dinosaur hunter, David Burnham, returned this summer to Montana’s Hell Creek Formation area with a team of KU researchers, including students, to resume excavation on their rare fossil discovery — the remains of a juvenile tyrannosaur. news.ku.edu/news/article/k…

The KU School of Medicine’s primary care program is among the top 15 such programs in the country, according to new U.S. News & World Report rankings. KU was also 10th in the percentage of graduates practicing in health professional shortage areas. kumc.edu/about/news/new…

How do communities relocate after climate change leads to repeated flooding and wildfires? Elaina Sutley, a KU associate professor, is leading a $650,000 international study to find the world’s best “managed retreat” strategies. news.ku.edu/news/article/r…

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As a member of the AAU and an R1 institution, KU is a vital hub for research. Each day, our award-winning professors make new discoveries alongside the students they teach — taking their insights out of the classroom and putting them to work solving problems in the real world.

Exciting news! Dr. David Burnham and his team of students and volunteers have returned to Montana this summer as a final effort to finish the excavation of a juvenile tyrannosaur. 🦖 Link to the full article ⬇️ biodiversity.ku.edu/news/article/k…

Students arrive back on campus this month, and we can't wait to see their smiling faces! There are only 24 days until classes begin! #RockChalk #Jayhawk #KU #KUAlumni.

KU researchers have discovered why a certain type of organic semiconductor is surprisingly efficient at harvesting solar energy — a breakthrough that could lead to using more flexible, cheaper, and abundant material for commercial solar panels. news.ku.edu/news/article/r…

Jayhawk research is officially out of this world 💫 A team of @kuengineering students has successfully launched a small satellite aboard a NASA-sponsored rocket, the first time a Kansas institution has launched a satellite under this program. news.ku.edu/news/article/k…

A new semester is on the horizon. 🔭

Every route is the scenic route around here. 🌳

Shout out to all the #BusinessJayhawks who made the spring 2024 honor roll! news.ku.edu/news/article/u…

The KU Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center is 1 of just 7 institutions in the world participating in the first global initiative to assess how integrating blood tests for the disease impacts the speed & accuracy of diagnoses. Read about @KUALZ's work: kumc.edu/about/news/new…

Scientists from the @UnivOfKansas believe the mechanism discovered in a recent breakthrough study could boost the production of more efficient solar cells and help researchers design more efficient photocatalysts for solar-fuel production. news.ku.edu/news/article/r…