KU study finds popular online educational resources overwhelmingly paint imperialism in positive light.

Researchers detail successes of programs designed to help autistic students with transition to life after school — and the challenges of implementing them during the school day.

Book chapter documents experiences of first generation higher ed professionals who transition to faculty roles.

New book from KU education experts provides road map for women to advance to leadership roles in education.

"News Desert U" examines partnerships across the country between universities and underserved communities.

KU Law professor publishes study tracing the legal history of the kiss.

Study finds mental, physical health and community benefits of program that works in ag with refugees, immigrants.

Studies find media literacy and online behavior can predict trust in institutions, civic engagement.

KU lands two grants to bolster Indigenous representation in media through character and solutions-based work.

Raj Bhala, University Distinguished Professor of Law at the University of Kansas, has published a new scholarly analysis examining how the rule of law is defined in Shakespeare's “Measure for Measure....

Research finds #MeToo rhetoric often focused on punishment, not finding causes of gender-based violence.

As National Friendship Day nears, research shows there may not be a loneliness epidemic.

Raj Bhala, an international trade law expert at the University of Kansas, is available to discuss the newly announced tariffs on Canada.

KU researchers develop guidelines for velocity-based training for specific football players and by position group.

Study finds effective way to help educators put practices in place they know will be beneficial but are difficult to start.

Presidential rhetoric scholar can comment to media about the president's July 4 address.

A KU study has found AI-derived ads can deliver relevant content without relying on surveillance.

Study by KU shows landback returns are increasing in frequency across the country.

Study examines how aromantic, asexual people view intimacy, which could help improve relationship education, address mental health crisis among young people.

Studies from KU find benefits of mentoring program for the mentors a decade later and benefits of "sideways mentoring."

Staff member Jodi Whitt illustrates the power of KU's Center for Digital Inclusion in helping justice-involved women.

Study shows comprehension intervention, working memory predict math achievement in English learners

KU-led study examines environmental impact of air travel for academic conferences.

Study gauges levels of news skepticism, cynicism and media literacy and how they relate to believing misinformation

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

Book gives teachers best practices, examples and guidance on how to gauge student knowledge in each unique classroom.

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KU study finds journalism schools treat use of AI varyingly, perhaps shortchanging students.

Study finds high school journalism helps lead in financial literacy education, even though it might not be the direct intent.

KU prof co-edits book to take whole systems approach to address crisis facing special education

KU research has found efforts to fight child marriage in Malawi often overlook critical local knowledge and pit agencies against each other.

KU researchers part of group showing permitting, governance, not technology limit energy infrastructure development.

Research shows JOBS Act resulted in more acquisitions and fewer IPOs, the opposite of intended outcome.

Stephen Jackson, education scholar at the University of Kansas, writes in a new article that history education standards are prone to politicization and only stoke the culture wars without improving w...

KU study finds when people spot Easter eggs in their movies, their enjoyment and fan behaviors are heightened.

KU researchers publish study on shooting accuracy and will use the data to attempt a world record on three-point shooting.

A KU study has examined how students use TikTok, Instagram reels and other short-form content to procrastinate and how it affects their sleep health and grades.

A KU law scholar has published a case critique examining a Supreme Court ruling and Kavanaugh concurring opinion on ICE stops.

A KU law scholar has published a case critique examining a Supreme Court ruling and Kavanaugh concurring opinion on ICE stops.

KU study finds high levels of social capital improves public health, but not equally across racial lines.

KU governance scholar writes study analyzing effects of the pandemic, false election claims on democratic accountability and what scholars can do about it.

Raj Bhala, an international trade law expert, can discuss today's Supreme Court ruling striking down Trump's tariffs with media.

Study documents program to teach conversational skills in journalism curriculum.

A KU center has received funding to expand its work in helping educators embrace evolving technology in ed and producing more special ed and tech leaders.

KU study examines how women in public sector regulate emotions, how it affects service, fulfillment.

A new KU scholarly analysis examines why global trade is being destroyed, if it can be saved and if it is worth saving.

New book uses Taylor Swift as lens on how women do the work every day that drives the economy.

Research finds athletes with better jumping ability generate faster club head speed.

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.