Short answers, pulled from the story.
The Lithuanian Cabinet of Ministers decided to establish the University of Lithuania in Kaunas on the 13th of February 1922. A ceremonial opening took place just three days later on the 16th of February 1922.
Vilnius fell under Polish administration after independence was declared, forcing the government to relocate the university to Kaunas. The State Council had originally decided to reestablish Vilnius University in 1918 but could not do so due to this political situation.
Restructuring into Kaunas Polytechnic Institute and Kaunas Medical Institute happened on the 31st of October 1950. This division eliminated broader humanities and social science programs that had existed since 1922.
University now hosts approximately 8,800 students including Master's candidates and Ph.D. applicants. Over 1,000 employees work there including about 90 professors.
On the 7th of June 1930, the university was renamed Vytautas Magnus University to commemorate the 500th anniversary of the death of Vytautas the Great.