Issue 1, 2023
features
‘I’d like to pay for the cat my mother ate’
‘I’d like to pay for the cat my mother ate’
A retired KU professor prepares to return to the scene of linguistic crimes.
A retired KU professor prepares to return to Italy and the scene of linguistic crimes.
by Chuck Marsh
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Issue 1, 2023
features
Plot twist: Retired professor writes a second act
Plot twist
After his stellar career in teaching and public service, Charles Forrest Jones retires to his happy place: a fictional Kansas town of his own creation.
After his stellar career in teaching and public service, Charles Forrest Jones retires to his happy place: a fictional Kansas town of his own creation.
by Chris Lazzarino
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Issue 1, 2023
features
Feel real yet? KU football caps season at Liberty Bowl
Feel real yet?
KU football’s season of surprises
writes its final unlikely chapter at the Liberty Bowl.
KU football’s season of surprises writes its final unlikely chapter at the Liberty Bowl.
by Chris Lazzarino
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Issue 4, 2022
features
The Beasts Are Back
The Beasts Are Back
Five years after the removal of its crumbling grotesques, Dyche Hall is once again topped with its legendary limestone menagerie
Dyche Hall is once again topped with its legendary limestone menagerie
by Chris Lazzarino
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Issue 4, 2022
features
First Class
First Class
Led by a pioneering exemplar, Jayhawk journalists predominate in new photo hall of fame
Led by a pioneering exemplar, Jayhawk journalists predominate in new photo hall of fame
by Steven Hill
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Issue 3, 2022
features
Hope on the Horizon
Cancer Center’s comprehensive NCI designation hails dramatic advances in research and treatment for patients and families
by JENNIFER JACKSON SANNER
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Issue 3, 2022
features
A Star Is Born
A KU professor’s bestseller garners praise for explaining the science—and the humanity—behind the populating of the Americas
by CHRIS LAZZARINO | Photographs by Steve Puppe
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Issue 2, 2022
features
How Lucky We Have It
Fourth NCAA championship
ignites memorable hoops hysteria
by CHRIS LAZZARINO
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Issue 2, 2022
features
Road to Recovery
Road to Recovery
KU’s Cofrin Logan Center is advancing addiction science to help people find new ways to live.
KU’s Cofrin Logan Center is advancing addiction science to help people find new ways to live.
by JEN HUMPHREY
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Issue 2, 2022
features
Happy Campers
Happy Campers
Saying yes to adventure, a Jayhawk couple make the most of their passion for parks.
Saying yes to adventure, a Jayhawk couple make the most of their passion for parks.
by STEVEN HILL
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alumni profiles
Author’s creative flame burns brightly for others
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Issue 1, 2023
rock chalk review
BY Jennifer Jackson Sanner
Happy birthday, 1923 Jayhawk!
Happy birthday, 1923 Jayhawk!
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alumni profiles
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Former Miss Teen USA guided by activism, service
Former Miss Teen USA guided by activism, service
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Class Notes: Winter 2023
Class Notes: Winter 2023
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A tale of two Remys
A tale of two Remys

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rock chalk review
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KU engineering students’ hot streak
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rock chalk review
by Kansas Alumni staff
How the Jayhawk (helicopter) got its name
How the Jayhawk (helicopter) got its name

Features

‘I’d like to pay for the cat my mother ate’

‘I’d like to pay for the cat my mother ate’

Issue 1, 2023
features
by Chuck Marsh

A retired KU professor prepares to return to the scene of linguistic crimes.

A retired KU professor prepares to return to Italy and the scene of linguistic crimes.

Read More

Plot twist: Retired professor writes a second act

Plot twist

Issue 1, 2023
features
by Chris Lazzarino

After his stellar career in teaching and public service, Charles Forrest Jones retires to his happy place: a fictional Kansas town of his own creation.

After his stellar career in teaching and public service, Charles Forrest Jones retires to his happy place: a fictional Kansas town of his own creation.

Read More

Feel real yet? KU football caps season at Liberty Bowl

Feel real yet?

Issue 1, 2023
features
by Chris Lazzarino

KU football’s season of surprises
writes its final unlikely chapter at the Liberty Bowl.

KU football’s season of surprises writes its final unlikely chapter at the Liberty Bowl.

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First Class

First Class

Issue 4, 2022
features
by Steven Hill

Led by a pioneering exemplar, Jayhawk journalists predominate in new photo hall of fame

Led by a pioneering exemplar, Jayhawk journalists predominate in new photo hall of fame

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How ’Bout Those ’Hawks?

How ’Bout Those ’Hawks?

Issue 4, 2022
features
by Chris Lazzarino

Jayhawks’ 5-0 streak reignites faithful fans’ dormant passion for football on the Hill

Jayhawks’ 5-0 streak reignites faithful fans’ dormant passion for football on the Hill

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The Beasts Are Back

The Beasts Are Back

Issue 4, 2022
features
by Chris Lazzarino

Five years after the removal of its crumbling grotesques, Dyche Hall is once again topped with its legendary limestone menagerie

Dyche Hall is once again topped with its legendary limestone menagerie

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Hope on the Horizon

Issue 3, 2022
features
by JENNIFER JACKSON SANNER

Cancer Center’s comprehensive NCI designation hails dramatic advances in research and treatment for patients and families

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Beauty, Bernini and Beyoncé

Issue 3, 2022
features
by KATE LORENZ

Chloé Cooper Jones crafts a complex memoir to shift perceptions and conversations about appearances and expectations

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rock chalk review
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heard by the bird
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alumni profiles
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Designer duo’s flair fuels Ampersand studio
Designer duo’s flair fuels Ampersand studio
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issue 3, 2022
always jayhawks, association
BY KANSAS ALUMNI STAFF
Jayhawk Welcome Center progress
Jayhawk Welcome Center progress
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issue 3, 2022
always jayhawks, association
BY KANSAS ALUMNI STAFF
New Association staff member
New Association staff member
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Hail to Old KU

Issue 3, 2022
hail to old ku
Farewell, Oliver Hall
Farewell, Oliver Hall
by MEGAN HIRT

issue 3, 2022
first glance
BY KANSAS ALUMNI STAFF
Dyche Hall’s guardians return
Dyche Hall’s guardians return
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Issue 2, 2022
hail to old ku
BY JENNIFER JACKSON SANNER
KU’s 2022 national title joins the pantheon
KU’s 2022 national title joins the pantheon
2008 National Championship parade in Lawrence Kansas.

issue 3, 2020
features
BY Heather Biele
Offbeat tradition: The “I’m a Jayhawk” hand claps
Offbeat tradition: The “I’m a Jayhawk” hand claps
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