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From Kansas City to the World Cup: KU Exhibition Explores Design’s Role in Fan Experience
Shaping the Future of Football, a collaboration between the University of Kansas School of Architecture & Design and the Keystone Innovation District, explores how design and technology are transforming stadiums, cities and fan experiences. The exhibition showcases stadium models, interactive technologies and student design work while highlighting Kansas City’s global influence on sports architecture. The exhibition concludes Aug. 21 with a public event at Keystone CoLAB.
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Thu, 07/09/2026
Shaping the Future of Football, a collaboration between the University of Kansas School of Architecture & Design and the Keystone Innovation District, explores how design and technology are transforming stadiums, cities and fan experiences. The exhibition showcases stadium models, interactive technologies and student design work while highlighting Kansas City’s global influence on sports architecture. The exhibition concludes Aug. 21 with a public event at Keystone CoLAB.
Tue, 07/07/2026
More than 9,000 Jayhawks were named to the dean's lists for their respective schools for academic excellence in the spring 2026 semester.
Thu, 06/18/2026
Since 2021, the architecture department’s portfolio review initiative has supported student development, strengthened faculty dialogue, and connected students with industry leaders. From 70+ finalists, 26 portfolios were recognized as exemplary by alumni reviewers from top firms. Explore the 2026 award winners and their portfolios.
Wed, 06/10/2026
The University of Kansas and community organizations, along with KU faculty members Tim Hossler and Elise Kirk, have published a set of 10 postcards about the experiences of Langston Hughes while he lived in Lawrence. Community members can pick up postcards for free at locations on the Lawrence campus and around town.
Tue, 06/02/2026
The University of Kansas School of Architecture & Design will present “Shaping the Future of Football,” an exhibition in Kansas City highlighting the region’s global role in sports architecture. Featuring World Cup stadium models, student design work and emerging technologies, the show explores how architecture, data and design are transforming the future of the game.