KU’s first Jayhawk appeared in 1912, followed by three different Jayhawks in the 1920s. The "Angry Jayhawk" appeared in 1941 during World War II, and then Hal Sandy’s design in 1946.

Kansas football coach Charlie Weis unveiled five new helmets on Monday, with four of them featuring the Jayhawk logo. The fifth helmet is a throwback baby blue version with white numbers on the side.

Here’s a gift idea for the Kansas Jayhawk superfan who has everything: a set of six paintings, each depicting one of the trademark crimson and blue Jayhawk logos over the past 105 years.

The smiling Jayhawk that graces University of Kansas logos and merchandise far and wide could be excused for looking a little less happy these past few days. The creator of the current version of ...