What does KISU stand for?

Kim Il-Sung University (est. 1946; Pyongyang, Korea)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

I think it is untidy and not befitting for athletes" to grow long hair, Kim said while watching the game between Kim Il-Sung University and Pyongyang University of Railways, the Mainichi said in a dispatch from Beijing.

NKorea leader rails against long-haired men: report

The report did not say when the football match took place, but KCNA dispatches have said Kim Il-Sung University opened on October 1, 1946.

North Korea's Kim watches football match: report

But the official Korean Central News Agency said late Saturday 66-year-old Kim had attended a student football match to mark the anniversary of the founding of Kim Il-Sung University, the nation's top education insititute.

NKorea's Kim sends signal he is back in control: analysts

NKorea's Kim signals he is back in control: analysts