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Study finds older, working students in engineering program often predicted success, can help support other post-traditional students.

A new article provides a practical framework for how retailers can deploy an ecosystem-centric strategy focusing on interdependent sets that jointly create and capture customer value.

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Variously horrific- or alien-looking, many female anglerfishes sport long, protruding lures used for enticing prey or signaling during mating. Now, research from the University of Kansas is giving new...

In two recent publications, a University of Kansas communication studies researcher prescribes constructive approaches to political polarization both in the classroom and in society more broadly.

KU professor can comment on president’s Iran speech on April 1.

A University of Kansas marketing scholar examines how tipping, a social process once confined to hospitality, is now appearing in unexpected places and becoming more expensive. But when designed thoug...

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A new article finds that customers who witness incivility toward service employees experience feelings of pity, followed by increased emotional support and, ultimately, an increased tip for the target...

New volume first of its kind in Hausa language, with English summaries

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A new study finds that human-AI interactions can stimulate relational coordination between co-workers and improve team performance.

A rare spot of global climate agreement could prevent up to half a degree of warming this century.

This event includes a conversation with author Misty and moderator Barb Bickelmeyer in Unity Hall, along with an opportunity to get your book signed and personalized.

A new book explores the growing phenomenon and misconceptions regarding women gun owners in middle America.

Tadeo Weiner Davis, assistant professor of social welfare at the University of Kansas, earned a grant to preserve materials of Stand Up KC, a movement dedicated to earning better pay for fast food and...

KU study analyzes how coverage of footballer's father's kidnapping influenced society, politics.

New book aims to help educators embrace gamification in the classroom.

Attempts to enforce religious orthodoxy extended to every sphere, including literature

Scholar’s work rescuing Sayyida al-Hurra from obscurity gets big boost

A new book chapter traces the story of Superman’s battle with the KKK in a 1946 radio serial and suggests it may provide strategies for thwarting the damage done by conspiracy theories.

Steven Soper is the eighth National Academy of Inventors fellow named while at KU.

A new article from a University of Kansas professor examines how firms should account for effects like fatigue and burnout when designing incentive compensation for their employees.

The Kansas Flood Mapping Dashboard uses stream gauge data from the National Weather Service and the U.S. Geological Survey, among other sources, along with the terrain-based FLDPLN (“Floodplain”) mode...

Ambivalence can often be put down to ‘growing pains,’ scholar says

The University of Kansas is providing parking and shuttle options for those attending the KU Conference Center ribbon-cutting Nov. 12.

A KU study found that KC's fare-free bus policy brought new riders, increased use, had equity benefits.