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Q: On Sept. 10, 1902, a young scholar who would become one of the central figures in the development of the nature of historical inquiry began teaching his first European history class at KU. During his prolific career, he would go on to write numerous books and articles, including an oft-reprinted essay titled “Kansas.” Who was this leading KU historian?

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Sept. 13, 2002
Vol. 27, No. 2

Renowned geneticist teaching at KU
KU snares record 11 Fulbrights
KU First: Campaign asks employees to join
KU First: Rob matches money, mouth
Popular concert kicks off Fine Arts' season
Hawk Link named one of nation's best
United Way follows Phog's lead
Fiske Guide: KU still a 'best buy'
Fitness center expands hours
Speaker's bureau links faculty, state
Provost named to national commission
A Jayhawk that roars
Provost to discuss budget with UPSA
Kemper names 20 award winners
CLAS appoints Romzek as associate dean
Prof adds children's book to vita

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