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The Robert J. Dole Institute of Politics celebrate public service, civil discourse and the legacy of Senators Bob and Elizabeth Dole through its free programs, archives, museum and research opportunities. Visitors to the Dole Institute can experience Bob Dole's personal life and political career through a variety of exhibits and personal artifacts. A series of videos narrated by Dole himself provide a personal look into the Senator's passion for public service. The museum also boasts rotating special exhibits on a variety of topics relevant to the Senator's career. The Institute features stunning stained glass windows of the American flag and Bob Dole's hometown of Russell, Kan., a moving wall collage of Kansas WWII veterans and a unique Sept. 11 Memorial. Free guided tours are available with advance notice. Admission is free and free public parking is available next to the Institute.

Dole Institute facilities are available on a rental basis to University of Kansas academic, departmental or student organization-sponsored events; local/state/national government-sponsored meetings or charitable/non-profit-sponsored events. The largest space can accommodate up to 150 people seated for a banquet, and up to 300 theatre style.