“It’s an opportunity to give back. Maybe you won’t be the alum who has your name on a building, but you can make a lasting difference in a KU student’s life.”
“It is genuinely amazing the difference between when you have a perspective of something rather than a perception of something.”
With more than $100,000 already raised, the KU fraternity and sorority community is rallying for blood cancer research with a new fundraising event.
“To me, it would be a missed opportunity not to share my own experiences for current KU students to learn from.”