Quilt Featuring the 1923 Jayhawk , 1975
subject: jayhawk, quilt
source: Jayhawks/Mascots
date: 1975
rights: http://spencer.lib.ku.edu/using-the-library/library-use-and-policies
identifier: 0/25 Photographs

Quotations from Chairman LBJ
publisher: New York, Simon and Schuster
date: 1968
identifier: RH WL1 A30

R.A.F. Insignia Patch Featuring a Jayhawk Created for Robert Raymond, 1941
subject: Jayhawk
subject: World War II
subject: Bomb
description: "If possible have the Jayhawk standing on or carrying a bomb with the R.A.F. insignia on it. The R.A.F. insignia being concentric circles colored red in the center, next to a white ring, then a blue ring, then a yellow ring."
source: Raymond Family Papers
date: 1941
rights: http://spencer.lib.ku.edu/using-the-library/library-use-and-policies
identifier: RH MS 190:2.12

Raccoon Barb
subject: LibArt 2024
description: Raccoon Barb refers to my identity as someone who has had to survive through uncertain times. There was a time in my life where my bicycle was my primary mode of transportation in Corpus Christi, Texas, and it made me feel like a wild animal who is trekking across this city just to make a living and survive. I was sweaty and hungry all the time, and I worked in the food industry where a lot of times my meals were dependent on my job. I would eat expired bakery items and rely on my “free meal” as my main meal of the day aside from when I ate dinner at the end of the day after biking home. Raccoons are smart, agile survivors and I saw myself this way for a long time. I would also steal food from stores and eat meals based on coupons that I was given. It was a hard time, and I use this raccoon human character to commend my ability to survive through those hard times.
creator: Barbara Tharas
date: 2024
rights: Held by creator
format: Mixed Media

Radical religion in America : millenarian movements from the far right to the Children of Noah
creator: Jeffrey Kaplan
publisher: Syracuse, N.Y. : Syracuse University Press
date: 1997
identifier: BL503.2 .K37 1997

Rain Brain
subject: LibArt 2024
description: This self portrait represents the feeling of rainy days and a melancholic mood. The intersection covering the face was a stop on my daily commute to school, symbolic of feeling stuck in the same routine with no inclination of change. There’s also a high level of helplessness in the contrast between the landscape and the portrait, emphasized through the desaturation of the face and brightness of the lights against the pavement. There's many subtle symbolic meanings within the scene, all intentionally creating the mood I was feeling in that moment.
creator: Sophia Hinshaw
date: 2024
rights: Held by creator
format: Oil on Canvas

Rainy Day
subject: LibArt 2026
creator: Alexa Boyd
date: 2026
rights: held by creator
format: Mixed media

Randall Jelks

Randolph, Kansas : 1901
subject: Randolph, Kansas -- Maps
description: sheet number: 1
description: from a single-sheet set
creator: Sanborn Map Company
source: Kansas Collection, Kenneth Spencer Research Library, University of Kansas
publisher: New York, New York
publisher: Sanborn Map Company
date: 1901
rights: Acceptable Use Policy
format: 1 sheet : color ; 64 x 56 cm.
language: English
type: maps
coverage: Randolph
coverage: United States
coverage: Riley County

Randolph, Kansas : 1911
subject: Randolph, Kansas -- Maps
description: sheet number: 1
description: from a single-sheet set
creator: Sanborn Map Company
source: Kansas Collection, Kenneth Spencer Research Library, University of Kansas
publisher: New York, New York
publisher: Sanborn Map Company
date: 1911
rights: Acceptable Use Policy
format: 1 sheet : color ; 64 x 56 cm.
language: English
type: maps
coverage: Randolph
coverage: United States
coverage: Riley County