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KU AIAS General Body Study Abroad Meeting

7:30pm | Marvin Forum

Attend to hear more about studying abroad at KU from fellow students and enjoy some free pizza! 🍕

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Red Hot Research: Sam Yates Meier

4:00-5:30pm | Watson Library, 3 West

Red Hot Research is intended to bring together scholars from all disciplines, to reveal overlaps and connections across areas of interesting and methodological approaches.

SmithGroup Justice, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (JEDI) Scholarship Program

Deadline: Nov. 30

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Submission Deadline: Nov. 1

Submit to KIOSK 69! The theme is rooted in the notion that just as the camera obscura’s perspective can be flipped, rotated, and adjusted, so too can our understanding of relationships as they evolve, shift, and transform over time.

Submissions taken via email at thekioskmagazine@gmail.com

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Call for Donations

University literature magazines allow students a unique opportunity to get their creative work shared and appreciated and can act as a stepping stone toward their potential dreams and careers. Kiosk has no submission cost; absolutely any KU student can submit artwork or literature, and the magazine issues are free—allowing Kiosk to truly be a university publication available to any University of Kansas student. Support for KIOSK will allow the staff to create a better publication that reflects both the theme of the edition and the students’ submissions!

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Create a Routine

If you can get yourself in the habit of studying, working out, and sleeping at certain hours, it will be easier to fit in all the things you need to do in a day without feeling too stressed out.

Frank Lloyd Wright in Pop-up

As innovative as the architect himself, Frank Lloyd Wright in Pop-Up brings to life six of Wrights' most famous buildings using intricate paper engineering techniques. Flip through the pages to see three dimensional models of the Robie House in Chicago; the Charles Ennis House in California; Wright's most famous Usonian House, Fallingwater; the Johnson's Wax Administrative Building and Research Tower; the Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church; and the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum of Modern Art.

This interactive book can be found up in the Hatch along with many others, both big and small, for you to flip through. The Hatch Reading Room is here for you to de-stress, work on projects, take a reading break, and enjoy a quiet view of campus. Plenty of open tables, comfortable chairs, and of course, books, are waiting for you up on the 4th floor of Marvin from 9-5 Monday - Friday. 📚 

Frank Lloyd Wright in Pop-up flip through by Jaffe Center for Book Arts. 

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