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Academic Calendar deadlines
🌀 Last day to add or swap a class
🌀 Last day petition late enrollment (non TBA, full semester classes)
🌀 Last day 50% refundÂ
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| Midday Monday Â
11:00am | Kansas Memorial Union, Ascher PlazaÂ
Join the fun every Monday 11am to 1pm to mingle with a range of students from different groups across campus! Â
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Zines & ZaÂ
6:00pm | Kansas Union, Malott RoomÂ
This Fall, join the Emily Taylor Center on the following Mondays, 6 pm - 7:30 pm, for Zines & Za — a welcoming feminist space for people to connect and create zines (self-publications) in community with one another over free pizza (including veg, vegan, and gluten free options): Optional Prompt – Zines & The ZodiacÂ
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Decolonizing European Museums: There Is More at Stake Than You ThinkÂ
4-5:30pm | Spencer MuseumÂ
German ethnological museums have been at the center of a contentious debate about decolonization for over a decade. Glenn Penny, Henry Bruman Chair of History at UCLA, discusses how German museums are coming to terms with their colonial pasts in the context of Germany’s transcultural present.Â
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| Navigating the Nexus of Technology, Mental Health, and Social WithdrawalÂ
12:00 - 1:00 pm | Â ZoomÂ
Presenter: Gregory Thomas Director of the Center for Design Research & ArcD Professor
Dr. Gregory Thomas’s recently released essay critically evaluates tech innovations – AI, VR, Gaming, Robotics, etc. - as escape mechanisms for social anxiety. This recent immersion in technology both contributes to Social Withdrawal Syndrome and provides innovative approaches to therapeutic treatment. Please join Dr. Thomas as he discusses the ethical and societal implications of his research and its possibilities for guiding future technological and policy developments with the aim of enhancing, not hindering, human connection.Â
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Mona Cliff Artist TalkÂ
3-4:00pm | Spencer Museum, 317 Perkins CourtÂ
Join artist Mona Cliff to learn more about the fabric mural she created for the “Native Fashion” exhibition.Â
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Art on the LawnÂ
4:30-6pm | Watson Library, LawnÂ
Capture the beauty of Watson Library through a guided art lesson. All skill levels are welcome to create a finished acrylic painting on canvas through a step-by-step process. Art supplies are provided. Spots are limited, and you must register in advance to attend.Â
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Sensory Friendly Hours at The CenterÂ
12-1:30pm | Kansas Memorial Union, 435Â
Campus can be pretty overwhelming, so join us for a chill hour and a half every Thursday from 12-1:30pm in a space featuring soft lighting, low music, and quiet time! Work on homework, do a craft, read a book, or scroll on your phone - whatever helps you recharge!Â
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KU Design Symposium Lecture Series: Bona Bones | Animator
6:00pm | Budig Hall, 130Â
Bona Bones is an animator with extensive experience in commercial, feature, and television animation. A specialist in stop-motion animation and directing, she is also a skilled seamstress, puppet and puppet set fabricator, and production designer. Bones currently directs animation at The Rabbit hOle, a pioneering children's museum in Kansas City, Missouri committed to creating immersive, multisensory exhibits centered around children's literature. In her spare time, she offers free mentorship services to those interested in pursuing a career in animation.
See full Fall 2024 schedule
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Study Abroad Information MeetingÂ
12:30-1:30pm | Marvin Hall, ForumÂ
This meeting will include overviews of the programs running this year, including through next summer. Â
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Tunes @ NoonÂ
12-1:00pm | Kansas Union, Ascher PlazaÂ
Celebrate the end of the week with some live music at the Ascher Plaza!
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🌞 ArcD Family Weekend Open House
 2:00 - 4:00 pm | Marvin Hall
ArcD will be hosting an Open House for KU’s Family Weekend. This is an opportunity to show your family around Marvin and Chalmers, and share what you’ve been learning! We'll also have demonstrations of our laser cutters and RISO printers (your family won’t leave empty handed!) Email nikkihammond@ku.edu with questions. Please RSVP to this event.
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Important Informational Meeting regarding 5th Year Options
5th Year Professional Options introductory meeting will take place October 4th, 12:30-1:30pm in the Forum. Deadlines for applications will be shared, and program directors will present an overview for each 5th Year option.
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KU Black Creatives & KU Gems | Fashion Show & Art Gala
KU Black Creatives is teaming up with KU Gems to bring you the Fashion Show & Art Gala of the semester on October 17th! They’re on the lookout for: fashion designers ready to showcase their work, models (no experience needed) to bring designers creation to life, visual artists wanting to show off their talent, and nail artists, makeup artists, and hair stylists.Â
Interested? Sign up with the link for the Fashion Form & Artist FormÂ
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KC Parade of Hearts sculpture redesign Â
Design the new base sculpture for Kansas City’s Parade of Hearts . The new form will serve as the canvas for artists to share their love for KC in a region-wide art installation during the 2026 World Cup.Â
Submission Deadline: October 1, 5:00pmÂ
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LaunchKU – Fundraising for Student GroupsÂ
LaunchKU is a crowdfunding initiative that helps KU students, faculty and staff raise funds for programs that are the most meaningful to them. Crowdfunding is a great way for donors to provide direct support to students and programs – and encourage others to contribute, as well! In the last year, LaunchKU has helped fund student-led projects for Jayhawk Motorsports, KU Club Tennis and The Big Event.
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Triangle Fraternity is hosting a back-to-school barbeque, bonfire, and more events throughout September. Â
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KJHK volunteer staff Â
Learn about opportunities at KJHK, KU’s student-run radio station. 🎧
Learn more & ApplyÂ
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| Upcoming UGRA Workshop
✦ UGRA Proposal Writing Drop-in Event Â
October 8th, 4-5pm | Summerfield 201Â
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Design internship | Portfolio Kitchen & HomeÂ
Portfolio invites talented design students to join their internship program.Â
More Info: call Elizabeth Hall at 816-363-5300 or email Â
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Architecture Shop Assistant
Maintain shop hours with varied schedule including weekend/evening hours. Provide customer assistance to students with the use of a wide variety of wood working tools, metal tools, and related software packages. Must be assertive in correcting or stopping students from using power tools in dangerous or incorrect ways.
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Architecture Intern – Life Sciences | GBA CompaniesÂ
GBA is looking for an individual enrolled in an accredited program in the field of Architecture, junior year of study, to join them for a summer internship in our Lenexa, KS headquarters or Broomfield, CO. This individual should have a desire to learn new skills as they work alongside project architects and engineers. Interns will have the opportunity to gain experience in a collaborative team environment while working on new and/or renovation projects. These project assignments may involve corporate office, pharmaceutical – clean rooms, R&D/QA labs, fleet maintenance, industrial and/or manufacturing spaces.Â
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Design Staff I: 30 Week Internship | BRR ArchitectureÂ
BRR Architecture is a national architectural design firm dedicated to creating inspiring architecture for retail, commercial and multi-family needs. If you offer strong collaborative communication skills and want to contribute to design and production of documents through all phases of architecture, BRR wants to meet you. Must be currently enrolled in an accredited degree in Architecture.Â
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Architectural Internship | Morton Buildings, IncÂ
The Architectural Intern will assist in the creation of architectural designs and produce drawings and documentation throughout project phases. The Architectural Intern will gain technical knowledge in the design and construction of projects as well as further develop the ability to organize, problem solve, and communicate as that applies to a wider representation of the architectural profession. Must have a target graduation date within two years.Â
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| Architecture Class Assistant
The Department of Architecture emphasizes design education through various experiences which include learning through making, collaborative research, and community engagement. Job duties may include (but are not limited to): support course preparation, tutorials, and lab sessions. Assist the professor in grading homework assignments, exams and other duties as assigned.
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Architectural Intern | Jones Gillam Renz ArchitectsÂ
Seeking a full time, part time, or seasonal Architectural Intern in our Salina office. We can offer flexible scheduling and are willing to work around class schedules. This position offers a great opportunity for interns to become part of a team and experience a versatility of projects and tasks. Interns should expect to be involved with all phases and aspects of a project, including (but not limited to): programming, schematic design, design development, construction documents, bidding, contract negotiation and construction administration.Â
Application deadline: September 27th Â
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Student Hourly | Design Class AssistantÂ
The KU Department is hiring for a student hourly position. Job duties may include (but are not limited to): support course preparation, tutorials, and lab sessions. Assist the professor in grading homework assignments, exams and other duties as assigned.Â
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Student Hourly | Design Print Lab MonitorÂ
Serves as a support person in the Print Lab in Chalmers Hall. Monitors and distributes student print jobs, restocks supplies, assists students, cleans and maintains a professional work environment.Â
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Architecture Student Intern | Stanley Consultants, Inc.Â
Stanley Consultants is seeking a Student Intern to join our Architecture Department in our Muscatine, IA office next May 2025. This individual will work with licensed architects on a comprehensive range of general architectural design tasks.Â
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KU Undergraduate Research Award Â
Applications for spring 2025 are now open. Undergraduate Research Awards (UGRAs) are $1,000 scholarships provided to undergraduate students pursuing original research or creative projects under the general guidance of a faculty mentor. Â
*Typically, 50 scholarships for spring projects are awarded, and students from both departments have been very successful in past years. Don’t miss this opportunity to gain valuable research experience and funding!Â
Application Deadline: October 27th, 11:59pmÂ
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Interior Architecture Ageless Living Collaborative Scholarship Â
Two $5,000 scholarships for students enrolled in interiors programs to be awarded for the 2025 Spring Semester.Â
Application Deadline: November 1stÂ
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Medium Design: Knowing How to Work on the World by: Keller Easterling
Everyone is a designer. But while many practitioners may be looking for solutions or ideological certainties, Easterling argues that solutions are mistakes and ideologies are unreliable markers. Instead, Medium Design speaks to anyone looking for alternative approaches to the world’s unresponsive or intractable dilemmas—from climate cataclysm to inequality to concentrations of authoritarian power. Such an approach joins many disciplines in considering not only separate objects, ideas and events but also the space between them.
The Hatch Reading Room, on the 4th floor of Marvin Hall, is here for you to de-stress, work on projects, take a break to read, and enjoy a quiet view of campus. Hours: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm, Monday - Friday. đź“šÂ
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