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Southwestern College - Private, four-year liberal arts college, founded in 1885. Includes news and events, admissions, athletics and activities, academics, professional studies, library resources and directory.
Sterling College - A four-year, liberal arts institution with academic programs, alumni information, sports, admissions and contacts.
Emporia State University - A fully accredited state university with an enrollment of approximately 5,500 individuals. ESU has a NCAA division II athletic program.
Hoxie High School - Home of the Indians. Overview of the school and its academics, news, recipes, online algebraic expression calculators, and JAVA online games.
Baker University - A liberal arts university founded in Baldwin City, Kansas by United Methodist ministers.
University of Kansas Athletics - Official site for Jayhawk Athletics. Official team pages, news, audio-video, tickets, schedule, traditions, spirit squad, merchandise, and related links.
Kansas State Department of Education - State level official education web site.
Sterling College Athletics - Official site of the Warriors with pictures, rosters, game schedules, press releases and scores.
Ottawa University - Ottawa, KS. A private, not-for-profit institution founded in 1865 serving 8,000 students in two distinct groups: traditional college students receive a liberal arts, pre-professional education at the residential college in Ottawa, Kansas, while adult learners earn bachelor's and master's degree programs at centers in Kansas City, Phoenix, Milwaukee, and at international centers throughout the Pacific Rim.
Baker University Athletics - Official site of the Wildcats with pictures, rosters, scores, athletics trainers, and schedules.
Washburn University - Located in Topeka, the capital city of Kansas. Information for past, current and future students and their parents.
School of Business - People, programs, services, information.
Pittsburg State University - A public co-ed four-year university in Pittsburg, Kansas established in 1903.
Ottawa University Athletics - Official site of the Braves with news items, pictures, championship information, scores and statistics.
Kansas City Metropolitan Community Colleges - Kansas City-area school district offering seventy programs at four colleges and nine locations.
MidAmerica Nazarene University - A private, holiness university in the Wesleyan tradition offering traditional degrees as well as MBA, MEd and accelerated degree completion programs. Located in Olathe.
Barclay College - Provides Christian education to prepare students in a Bible-centered environment for effective Christian life, service, and leadership.
Washburn Athletics - Official site of Washburn University athletics.
McPherson College - Four-year private college. Includes information on admissions and financial aid, alumni and donor details, news and events.
Blue Valley School District - General information about the school district, and links to local schools.
Kansas City Kansas Community College - Catalog, programs, on-line, schedule, events, links.
Kansas State Athletics - Official site of Kansas State athletics.
Minority Medical Education Resources at the University of Kansas Medical Center - Medical resources guide for minority students on campus.
Benedictine College - A Catholic, Benedictine, residential liberal arts college in Atchison, Kansas sponsored by the monks of St. Benedict's Abbey and the sisters of Mount St. Scholastica.
Kansas State University Alumni Association - Clubs, programs, news, membership.
Kanza Online - Yearbook of Pittsburg State University, Pittsburg, Kansas, featuring previews and a look back at past books.
PSU Athletics - Official site of Pittsburg State athletics.
Tabor College - Offers liberal arts, professional and career education in a Christian context, consistent with what Mennonite Brethren understand to be biblical.
Kansas City Art Institute - Kansas City, MO. An independent, distinguished college of art and design.
Washburn University School of Law - Description of programs, admissions requirements, faculty, curriculum, student organizations, and current news.
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