Prescient yet timeless, this highly anticipated, sweeping debut set in a unified Korea tells the story of three estranged siblings—two human, one robot—as they collide against the backdrop of a murder investigation to settle old scores and make sense of their shattered childhood. Read an interview with Silvia Park to learn more.
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- Donna Ginther (Economics), named member of the American Academy of Arts & Sciences' Class of 2025, Media link
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S. Mohsen Fatemi (Public Affairs & Administration), selected as a 2025 Public Administration Theory Network Fellow, Media link
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Timothy Jackson (Chemistry), March 2025 Sutton Family Research Impact Award recipient, Media link
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Mizuki Azuma, Priyani Hapugaswatta (Molecular Biosciences), (2025). Abstract 2624: Aneuploidy induction mechanism in Ewing sarcoma. Cancer Res 15 April; 85 (8_Supplement_1): 2624. Media link
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James Bever, Susan Magnoli (Ecology & Evolutionary Biology), (2025). Legume Life History Interacts with Land Use Degradation of Rhizobia: Implications for Restoration Success. Ecological Applications, 35(3): e70027. Media link
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James Blakemore, Emily Mikeska, Grant Arehart (Chemistry), (2025). Distinguishing Desirable and Undesirable Reactions in Multicomponent Systems for Redox Activation of the Uranyl Ion, Inorganic Chemistry, 64 (12), 5827-5845, Media link
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Rafe Brown (Ecology & Evolutionary Biology), (2025). Molecular and morphological characterization of Rhabdias luzonensis n. sp. (Nematoda: Rhabdiasidae) from Sanguirana luzonensis (Boulenger, 1896) (Amphibia: Ranidae) from Luzon Island, Philippines. Parasitology International, April 23, 103080, Media link
- Nathaniel Brunsell (Environmental Studies), (2025). Climate constrains the enhancement of CO2 fertilization on forest gross primary productivity, Environmental Research Letters, Media link
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Gabriel de Arruda Castro, Gary Reich (Political Science), (2025). Anti-Science Populism Versus Brazil’s Covid-19 Vaccination Program: A Tale of Two Pandemic Stories. Journal of Politics in Latin America, 17(1), 80-104. Media link
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Dale Dorsey (Philosophy), (2025). Abuse of Power, Journal of Ethics & Social Philosophy, Vol. 30, No. 2, Media link
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Tera Fazzino, Jeffrey Girard, Daiil Jun (Psychology), The role of hyper-palatable foods in energy intake measured using mobile food photography methodology, Eating Behaviors, Vol. 57, 101983, Media link
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Richard Glor, Javier Torres (Ecology & Evolutionary Biology), Dexter Reilly (Biology), (2025). A revision of the Anolis carolinensis subgroup supports three species in Cuba, including a new cryptic species (Squamata: Anolidae). Vertebrate Zoology 75, pp. 107-126. Media link
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Anika James, Kristi Neufeld (Molecular Biosciences), (2025). Abstract 5214: Nuclear APC maintains colon homeostasis and mitigates inflammation. Cancer Res 15 April; 85 (8_Supplement_1): 5214. Media link
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Megan Kaminski (English, Environmental Studies), (2025). True Belief, Cola Literary Review 4, 32-26.
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Bradley Lane (Public Affairs & Administration), (2025). Leveraging machine learning algorithms to estimate associated factors of students’ mode choice preferences for out-of-school-time activities. Transportation. Media link
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Ward Lyles (Public Affairs & Administration), (2025). Understanding climate vulnerability and efficacy of cooling centers in urban "slum" housing neighborhoods: A case study of jjokbang-chon, Seoul, South Korea, International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction, Vol. 121, 105407, Media link
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Luis Madrigal-Roca, John Kelly (Ecology & Evolutionary Biology), (2025) Are you with me? Co-occurrence tests from community ecology can identify positive and negative epistasis between inversions in Mimulus guttatus. PLoS One, 20(4): e0321253. Media link
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Isaac Melanson (Applied Behavioral Science), (2025). The Potential Evocative Effect of Leisure Item Omission in the Attention and Escape Conditions of a Functional Analysis. Behav Analysis Practice. Media link
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Dyan Morgan, Meadow Scott (Biology), Wendy Aquino Nunez (Molecular Biosciences), (2025). Metacognitive mapping: developmental biology students struggle with higher-order cognitive skills in multiple course formats. J Microbiol Biol Educ. 0:e00139-24. Media link
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Stephen Politzer-Ahles (Linguistics), (2025). Visual mismatch negativity indexes automatic lexicality detection. Language, Cognition and Neuroscience, 1–14. Media link
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Daniel Reuman, Vadim Karatayev, Nat Coombs (Ecology & Evolutionary Biology), (2025). Insights Into Spatial Synchrony Enabled by Long-Term Data. Ecology Letters, 28: e70112. Media link
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Steven Soper, Suresh Shivanka, Farhad Shiri, Maximillian Chibuike (Chemistry), (2025). Insights on using plastic-based dual in-plane nanopore sensors for differentiation and shape determinations of single protein molecules. Sci Rep 15, 13742. Media link
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Tsvetan Tsvetanov (Economics), (2025). Demand for a “smart” add-on: the case of in-home displays. Applied Economics Letters, 32(7), 908–912. Media link
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Sofia Vera (Political Science), (2025). Money and Time in Access to Public Services: How Do Citizens Evaluate Different Forms of Bureaucratic Corruption?, Comparative Politics, Vol. 57:3, pp. 343-365, Media link
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Clayton Webb, Cora Caton (Political Science), (2025). A Public Demand Theory of Economic Sanctions. International Interactions, 1–29. Media link
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Rebecca Whelan, Eliza Hanson, Jane March, Caitlin McEntee, Trisha Nair, Anubhuti Srivastava, Chien-Wei Wang (Chemistry), (2025.) Mapping the Binding Sites of CA125-Specific Antibodies on a Revised Molecular Model of MUC16. Cancers 17, No. 9: 1458. Media link
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James Yékú (African & African-American Studies), (2025). "The Algorithmic Age of Personality: African Literature and Cancel Culture," Michigan State University Press, Media link
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John Zhu (Economics), (2025). The Selection Effects of Part-Time Work: Experimental Evidence from a Large-Scale Recruitment Drive. The Review of Economics and Statistics; Media link
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Meghan Arias is a Microbiology major in her third year at KU. Meghan received an Undergraduate Research Award for the Spring of 2025, which has allowed her to focus on her research, exploring how a host protein called PARP14 may inhibit herpes simplex virus 1 (HSV-1) in a strain-specific manner. We talked to Meghan about the topic of her research, what inspired her to pursue this project, advice she would give to students interested in research, and more. Read the full blog post.
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- Poppy DeltaDawn (Visual Art)
- Exhibition, "The Golden Thread 2," BravinLee Exhibitions, New York, NY, Media link
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Solo presentation of artwork, "language games," 21c Museum Hotel, Bentonville, AK
- Lecture, Unstable Design Lab Experimental Weaving Talk, series presenter, Unstable Design Lab, Atlas Institute, University of Colorado, Media link
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Megan Kaminski (Environmental Studies | English)
- Invited talk, "Prairie* Ritual* Alchemy: Neurodivergence, Healing, and Place," Turnsol Books, Kansas City, MO, April 13, 2025, Media link
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Community workshop, "Listening to Place: Spring Ephemerals in the Earles Woodlands," Kansas Land Trust & Humanities Kansas, Baldwin City, KS, April 27, 2025, Media link
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Nicole Hodges Persley (American Studies, African & African-American Studies, Theatre & Dance), directing "Family Sideshow," Kansas City Melting Pot Theatre, May 1-10, Media link
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Promotion & Tenure Annual Open Meeting
May 7, 3 p.m., Zoom
The Provost's Office will hold its annual open meeting for departmental and school promotion and tenure committee members, chairpersons, deans, and all interested faculty members, to discuss procedures to be followed in the preparation and review of recommendations for promotion and tenure.
Virtual Town Hall
May 12, 4 p.m., Zoom
Provost Barbara Bichelmeyer is hosting virtual town hall meetings most Monday afternoons throughout the spring semester. The town halls are an opportunity for the provost to discuss changes in KU’s research and higher education environment with leaders across campus.
Faculty Development Academies
May 19-23, Registration Required
Faculty Development Academies are day-long intensives, focused on a particular topic, giving faculty time to delve deep and develop a core capacity in a chosen area. Days will focus on international partnerships, graduate student mentorship, academic leadership, research, and writing. Join for as many days as you'd like.
May 19: Global Engagement: Strategic International Partnerships
May 20: Academic Mentorship: Mentoring Graduate Students
May 21: Academic Leadership: Building Teams & Fostering Effective Communication
May 22: Research & Innovation: Growing the Impact of Your Scholarship
May 23: Let's Write!
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