Nicodemus: Coming Home
Editor's Note: This story has been lightly edited from its original publishing in summer 1993. Each year, on the last weekend in July…
The Evolution of Our Cover
A look back at the covers that defined KANSAS! A magazine cover serves as its calling card, a visual representation of its identity and…
From Pen to Page: Illustrators of KANSAS!
A look back at the illustrators who defined KANSAS! For eight decades, the pages of KANSAS! have painted a vivid portrait of our state, not…
From Mt. Oread to Olympus
Photo Credit: University of Kansas Archives Editor's Note: This story was originally published in the August 1952 issue of "To the…
Mahaffie: A Stop in Time
Editor's Note: This article was originally published winter 2001. Wendy Burkett lifted her long skirt as she led the way into the 1865…
It's Fiesta Time
Colorful cultural festivals all across Kansas celebrate the values and traditions of Hispanic heritage Editor's Note: This story was…
Rediscovery Lewis & Clark
Featured in the 2003 winter issue "We camped in on the most butifull plains I ever saw open and butifully diversified with hills abd…
They Left a Legacy: The Editors Who Shaped KANSAS! Magazine
The visionary editors of KANSAS! helped generations see their home in a new light, inspiring Kansans for years to come For eight decades…
Kansas Triennial 25/26 Showcases Contemporary Kansas Artists at Beach Museum
Four Kansas artists bring beadwork, sculpture, textiles, and pyrography to the inaugural Kansas Triennial 25/26 at K-State’s Beach…
Living on the Edge: Kansas Weather Stories Through Time
Calm one minute, furious the next, Kansas’ extreme weather proves its unpredictability is its only constant As surely as Kansas…
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