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StoryCorps founder, K‑State common read author to visit campus Oct. 1

Dave Isay — award-winning radio producer, founder of StoryCorps and author of the 2026 K-State common read "Callings: The Purpose and Passion of...

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People with Purpose: Lauren McDaniel

Lauren McDaniel, kinesiology instructor and Exercise is Medicine campus coordinator, believes that every moment counts — whether through movement...

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K-State veterinarian shares warm-weather precautions to keep pets safe

Although the fall semester has begun, high temperatures continue to be a factor in the lives of Kansas residents, including pets. Susan Nelson, clinical...

A small white and brown dog smiles in a green grassy field.

Learn how to communicate science in a skeptical world

For scientists and science communicators, driving real-world impact requires moving past the traditional "information-deficit" model and understanding...

Meredith Willson's 'The Music Man' marches to McCain Auditorium

K-State's McCain Performance Series presents Meredith Willson's "The Music Man" at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 29. Featuring songs such as "Seventy-Six...

A stage production of The Music Man is pictured with the cast gathered behind a man in a drum major uniform with two American flags being held in front of a blue curtain.

Teaching Tech Talk explores Mediasite tools for creating and sharing instructional videos

Faculty and staff can use Mediasite, K-State’s video capture and management platform, to create, organize and share instructional videos through...

Portions of Claflin Road and parking lots closed Sept. 17-18

Portions of Claflin Road, Mid-Campus Drive, and some parking lots on K-State's campus will be affected for the Western Star Global Grain and Food...

Marking Suicide Prevention Month at K-State

Suicide Prevention Month is a reminder that the conversations we sometimes avoid are often the ones that matter most.

'Collaborative in nature'

How does land shape the people who call it home? During a recent residency, K-State professor Ursula Emery-McClure explored that question through...

Ursula Emery-McClure stands in a barn, wearing a black t-shirt and green bandana. In the background is the hanging wire apparatus used for her project, 'The ROOT Source'

Good citizens, good taxpayers

Does doing a good deed give you a pass to cut corners elsewhere? New research says not when it comes to taxes. People who donate to charity are more...