• New Presidents Convergence Sciences Initiative offers more than $1 million in research awards to 蹤獲扦 faculty, staff and students
  • HCEA Cybersecurity Speaker Series presents Alex Roberts today
  • Memorial service for Don Burris
  • Registration is open for the inaugural 蹤獲扦 Analytics Showcase
  • Galyn Vesey to present People, Pride, and Promise: The Story of the Dockum Sit-In
  • Physics Seminar will feature Kansas State University Professor Loren Greenman
  • Join the Career Development Center to become Career Ready
  • Tuition Assistance applications for summer 2020 now being accepted
  • 蹤獲扦 Men's Basketball home game Thursday, Feb. 27)! Prepare for certain parking lot closures
  • Gearhart to give legislative update Friday
  • The Wellness Expo is coming to Campus Recreation on March 4
  • Staff Town Hall with President Jay Golden on March 5
  • Managers can add Co-Planners in myPerformance
  • University Research / Creative Award (URCA) proposals are due by April 3 to the Office of Research
  • Join CAPS this semester for Keep Calm & Breathe On
  • The Office of Financial Aid presents Yoga, in support of financial wellness
  • Celebrate and shop the Women Empowered Shocker Market
  • Call for posters for Analytics Showcase
  • Higher Education / Student Affairs assistantships at 蹤獲扦
  • Balancing budget and schedule to come out successful
  • Judges needed for Hippodrome 2020
  • Join WASAC and Counseling and Prevention Services for the Healing from Trauma Support Group
  • KMUW marks 100 years of womens suffrage with new podcast series
  • Volunteers needed for research study
  • Sale this week at the Shocker Store
  • Spend a night at The Arcade with SAC

  • NetApp beginning early move to 蹤獲扦 Innovation Campus
  • 蹤獲扦 to announce strategic partnership with Lightning Diversion Systems
  • HCEA Cybersecurity Speaker Series presents Alex Roberts tomorrow
  • Creating the education of the future
  • Galyn Vesey to present People, Pride, and Promise: The Story of the Dockum Sit-In
  • Registration is open for the inaugural 蹤獲扦 Analytics Showcase
  • President Golden talks about vision, academics and growing 蹤獲扦 on KSN-TV 3
  • Political science professor seeks to slay gerrymandering through research
  • Lean into discomfort as we engage in a discussion around the 400 years of inequality
  • Talk in the Language and Linguistics Colloquium Series features Francis Connor
  • University Update at Weekly Briefing
  • Documentary filmmakers talk about their films
  • Severe weather preparedness drill scheduled for Tuesday, March 3
  • Nominate a phenomenal woman at 蹤獲扦
  • 蹤獲扦 Symphony Orchestra Concert features student soloists
  • 蹤獲扦 Philosophy Department named one of the best in the nation to study undergraduate philosophy
  • March Savvy Scholar Workshops begin
  • KMUW is hiring for the two-year Kansas Public Media Digitization Project
  • KMUW marks 100 years of womens suffrage with new podcast series
  • Breaking Ground: Women in Engineering Initiatives in Australia
  • Registration now open for second annual Edible Book Festival
  • Writing Center Drop-In offers free help to Shocker students

  • COACHEs Faculty Job Satisfaction Survey
  • 蹤獲扦 to announce strategic partnership with Lightning Diversion Systems
  • Institute of Innovation to host professional workshop
  • President Golden talks about vision, academics and growing 蹤獲扦 on KSN-TV 3
  • Legislative Update No. 7
  • How to reopen a step myPerformance tips and tricks
  • Severe weather preparedness drill scheduled for Tuesday, March 3
  • HCEA Cybersecurity Speaker Series presents Alex Roberts tomorrow
  • Talk in the Language and Linguistics Colloquium Series features Francis Connor
  • Nominate a phenomenal woman at 蹤獲扦
  • Attention faculty with advising responsibilities
  • Free academic resources are available through TRIO Student Support Services
  • Documentary filmmakers talk about their films
  • Lean into discomfort as we engage in a discussion around the 400 years of inequality
  • Women's Summit at 蹤獲扦
  • Register to attend the Tilford Symposium at 蹤獲扦 Feb. 27-28
  • Donations needed
  • ADA testing accommodation has been moved to Testing Services
  • Audiology doctoral students need participants for their research projects
  • Volunteers needed for research study
  • 2nd Annual Cops for Shocks Food Drive now to March 31
  • Join Counseling and Prevention Services and Disability Services for the Autism Spectrum Support Group
  • The Wellness Expo is coming to Campus Recreation on March 4

2020 Klose scholars

Feb. 24, 2020 -- Five high school seniors were named Doris and Ralph Klose Scholars as part of the Klose Scholars Day at 蹤獲扦.

Sierra Brown standing in front of Clinton Hall

Feb. 24, 2020 -- Sierra Brown, a junior human resources management major, is using her experiences at 蹤獲扦 to inspire and help others by creating a career prep business for high school and college students.

  • Take the CLA and receive a $25 QT card or Shocker Dollars!
  • Money Management Listening Session No. 3 today
  • Design for Woolsey Hall is underway; town hall meeting today
  • Get Career Ready at the Career Management and Leadership workshop
  • Attend the Concert Chorale and A Cappella Choir concert tonight
  • Office hours are really STUDENT hours!
  • Be the voice of students and run for a position in SGA
  • Creating the education of the future
  • Careers for a Cause meet with employers in the nonprofit and public service sector
  • Galyn Vesey to present People, Pride, and Promie: The Story of the Dockum Sit-In
  • HCEA Cybersecurity Speaker Series presents Alex Roberts Wednesday, Feb. 26
  • Physics Seminar will feature Kansas State University Professor Loren Greenman
  • Lean into discomfort as we engage in a discussion around the 400 years of inequality
  • 蹤獲扦 Philosophy Department named one of the best in the nation to study undergraduate philosophy
  • The Office of Financial Aid presents Yoga, in support of financial wellness
  • Participate in campuswide survey for students enrolled in English 101
  • 蹤獲扦 Symphony Orchestra Concert features student soloists
  • Bollywood Night is coming Feb. 29
  • Perform a variety act for Hippodrome 2020!
  • File your taxes for free today
  • KMUW is hiring for the two-year Kansas Public Media Digitization Project
  • All 蹤獲扦 students, faculty, and staff welcome to attend the Mikrokosmos Release Party Feb. 28
  • March Savvy Scholar Workshops begin
  • 蹤獲扦 students enjoy $1 off any bowl at Journey East Asian Grill
  • SGA presents Women in the Workplace panels and networking
  • Breakfast and conversation with Dr. Betty Drees
  • Learn more about the community psychology exploration day
  • Register to vote with College Democrats
  • Nominate a phenomenal woman at 蹤獲扦
  • History Department's spring lecture explores LGBTQ+ activism in Cold War Germany
  • The Wellness Expo is coming to Campus Recreation on March 4
  • Join 蹤獲扦 College of Democrats and get involved in the election year
  • Elliott School of Communication and College of Fine Arts collaborate on music videos

  • myPerformance Manager Review is due this week!
  • Creating the education of the future
  • Departmental paper ICDs New instructions!
  • SPTE Request Form due by Feb. 28
  • Biological Sciences seminar to address the use of genetic tools to understand salamander ecology
  • Design for Woolsey Hall is underway; town hall meeting today
  • Memorial service for Dr. Gerald Skip Loper\
  • TIAA financial consultant will be on campus Feb. 25-26
  • Office Hours = Student Hours
  • Galyn Vesey to present People, Pride, and Promise: The Story of the Dockum Sit-In
  • 蹤獲扦 Philosophy Department named one of the best in the nation to study undergraduate philosophy
  • HCEA Cybersecurity Speaker Series presents Alex Roberts Wednesday, Feb. 26
  • Physics Seminar will feature Kansas State University Professor Loren Greenman
  • Lean into discomfort as we engage in a discussion around the 400 years of inequality
  • KMUW is hiring for the two-year Kansas Public Media Digitization Project
  • Institute of Innovation to host professional workshop
  • Get Career Ready at the Career Management and Leadership workshop
  • Careers for a Cause meet with employers in the nonprofit and public service sector
  • All 蹤獲扦 students, faculty, and staff welcome to attend the Mikrokosmos Release Party Feb. 28
  • 蹤獲扦 Symphony Orchestra Concert features student soloists
  • File your taxes for free today
  • The Office of Financial Aid presents Yoga, in support of financial wellness
  • Faculty and Staff: The SGA Elections Commission needs your help!
  • March Savvy Scholar Workshops begin
  • Volunteers needed for a research study
  • SGA presents Women in the Workplace panels and networking
  • History Department's spring lecture explores LGBTQ+ activism in Cold War Germany
  • Call for graduate student abstracts for GRASP 2020
  • SAC presents We Can Do It for Women's History Month!
  • Judges needed for Hippodrome 2020
  • Magician Daniel Martin to perform on March 6

蹤獲扦 Invent for the Planet team

Feb. 21, 2020 -- 蹤獲扦 was one of more than 40 universities around the world that competed in a 48-hour global design competition called Invent For The Planet. 蹤獲扦 has participated as a regional hub in Invent For the Planet (IFTP) for the past three years.

  • Political science professor seeks to slay gerrymandering through research
  • Join us for the First-Generation Student Organization's first meeting today!
  • High Performance Computing at 蹤獲扦 users meeting today
  • Institute of Innovation to host professional workshop
  • ISME Colloquium on Collaborative Robotics by Curtis Richardson
  • The Lecture Series in the Mathematical Sciences presents Weizhang Huang, University of Kansas
  • HCEA Cybersecurity Speaker Series presents Alex Roberts on Feb. 26
  • Faculty session for study abroad programs on March 6
  • Managers can add Co-Planners in myPerformance
  • 2020 Form W-4 is available
  • University Update at Weekly Briefing
  • Tilford Symposium welcomes Delia Garcia as one of its keynote speakers
  • Participate in a cutting-edge leadership day
  • Higher Education / Student Affairs assistantships at 蹤獲扦
  • Design for Woolsey Hall is underway
  • Free academic resources are available through TRIO Student Support Services
  • Tuition Assistance applications for summer 2020 now being accepted
  • SGA presents Woman to Woman Networking, a professional networking event
  • SLI Squad Leader applications sought
  • Volunteers needed for research study
  • Kansas Secretary of Labor Delia Garcia is coming to speak on campus
  • 2nd Annual Cops for Shocks Food Drive now to March 31
  • Registration now open for second annual Edible Book Festival
  • Baseball Gameday Sale on Friday, Saturday and Sunday
  • Shocker Baseball Home Run Discount
  • 95-cent birthday cones at Freddy's

  • Political science professor seeks to slay gerrymandering through research
  • Join us for the First-Generation Student Organization's first meeting today!
  • The Lecture Series in the Mathematical Sciences presents Weizhang Huang, University of Kansas
  • Free academic resources are available through TRIO Student Support Services
  • Design for Woolsey Hall is underway
  • Money Management Listening Session No. 3 on Feb. 24
  • Focus group participants needed for study on swearing and credibility
  • University Update at Weekly Briefing
  • Research participants needed for Engineering 402
  • HCEA Cybersecurity Speaker Series presents Alex Roberts on Feb. 26
  • Participate in a cutting-edge leadership day
  • Tilford Symposium welcomes Delia Garcia as one of its keynote speakers
  • Kansas Secretary of Labor Delia Garcia is coming to speak on campus
  • Fall 2020 Cohort for University Innovation Fellows application now open
  • Emcees wanted for Hippodrome 2020
  • Breaking Ground: Women in Engineering Initiatives in Australia
  • SGA presents Woman to Woman Networking, a professional networking event
  • 蹤獲扦 students enjoy $1 off any bowl at Journey East Asian Grill
  • Writing Center Drop-In offers free help to Shocker students
  • Magician Daniel Martin to perform on March 6
  • Registration now open for second annual Edible Book Festival
  • Baseball Gameday Sale on Friday, Saturday and Sunday
  • 95-cent birthday cones at Freddy's