Edwards Career Blog

Twenty-two new law enforcement officers graduated from the Kansas Law Enforcement Training Center (KLETC) on Nov. 1.

KU Coding Boot Camp grad meets new challenges, new career opportunities

Follow the rules for survival, and you’ll come out ahead.

Students collaborate in clinical trial with older adults who participate in KU’s Osher Institute

The 15th anniversary celebration recognized outgoing director Jim Peters and incoming director Linda Kehres.

Professor Petra Horn-Marsh, Ph.D., brings extensive experience to KU Edwards Campus students

Valery Villarroel, BBA student, and Roxanne Sabatino, senior recruiting manager at CBIZ MHM, share the power of building your network, taking risks and seeking out career opportunities as a nontraditional student.

Civil engineering is a competitive, high-demand field that requires ongoing training and continued education to advance in the industry.

KU Edwards Campus driving force in connecting Kansas City university and government leaders in effective collaboration. 

Beckie Miller hangs up her badge on 10-4 in a celebration with her colleagues, culminating in her receiving Emeritus status from the University of Kansas. Here's a look back at her decorated career.

Not feeling like your best self? Try these strategies to identify your mental health needs, seek help and more.

The KU Edwards Campus builds on KU’s mission in the Kansas City metro, serving nearly 2,000 students and growing.

Fifty-one new law enforcement officers graduated from the Kansas Law Enforcement Training Center (KLETC) on Sept. 20. Sheriff Randy Henderson of the Reno County Sheriff's Office delivered the commencement address to grads representing 39 agencies from across Kansas.

A college degree is more than a piece of paper! Learn why it matters, and why it’s more attainable than you might think.

Driven by her ambitions and empowered by her employer, this KU Data Analytics Boot Camp graduate boosts her career.

Adult learners, often referred to as “nontraditional students” have specific goals, questions and concerns when considering going back to school. Here are some of the most common ones and resources to help address each.

The KU Edwards Campus celebrated artist Rita Blitt's gift of her work on Aug. 16.

Linda Kehres will succeed Jim Peters as director of the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute.