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Andrew Hope and Erin Frenk honored for outstanding contributions to mentorship and research

May 1, 2026

In recognition of their contributions to faculty-student research, Professor Andrew Hope and undergraduate researcher Erin Frenk have earned this year’s University Distinguished Faculty...

Student storiesResearchFaculty and staffArts and SciencesAcademic innovation

Scooping up success

May 1, 2026

When a college guest lecture inspired Avian Gerdes to launch a pet waste clean-up business, he turned "dirty work" into a thriving venture. Discover how mentorship, risk-taking and...

Academic innovationStudent experienceBusinessStudent stories
A man wearing an orange sweatshirt and a gray hat kneels outside in the snow, and three dogs sit next to him.

One K-State Fund grants awarded to student success, faculty development, and regional workforce innovation proposals

May 1, 2026

K-State has awarded $320,500 in One K-State Fund Grants to four projects — spanning veteran student support, faculty-student belonging, holistic well-being and fermentation workforce...

One K-StateEngagementCommunity health and well-beingWorkforce developmentNext-Gen K-State

What changes when the data gets personal

May 1, 2026

A statewide conversation about teacher retention often starts with numbers. How many teachers are leaving? Where are shortages growing? Which districts are feeling it the most? For...

ResearchNext-Gen K-StateCommunity health and well-beingFaculty and staffEducation
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Big ideas, Big 12 collaboration

April 30, 2026

The future is being built in K-State labs — and across the Big 12. Whether it's developing "just-in-time" mental health interventions via smartwatches or testing the aerodynamics...

Faculty and staffEngagementNext-Gen K-StateResearchTop stories
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April 2026 at K-State

April 30, 2026

April is always one of the busiest, but most exciting, months at K-State. Take a look at some of the more memorable moments from a month packed with learning, research, creativity and...

Top storiesCampus life
A collage of various images shows events at K-State in April 2026. One is a student presenting at a fashion studies week. Second ia group of college faculty posing in a lecture hall. Third is a rack of plush squirrels. Fourth is a graduate student presenting a research poster. Fourth is a man in a purple T-shirt running outdoors in a race. Sixth is a a group of international students marching across campus holding various countries' flags. Seventh is a pair of female runners and a dog. Eighth is a student walking back from bowling at a bowling alley. Ninth is Willie the Wildcat mascot flashing a Wildcat hand symbol.

Formulating the feed

April 29, 2026

Kansas State University is home to the only four-year feed and pet food science degree in the nation. With roughly 20 students currently enrolled in the major, Chad Paulk, associate...

Student experienceAgriculture
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Jeffrey Pickering named University Distinguished Professor

April 29, 2026

The professor in the Department of Political Science has been awarded K-State's highest academic title.

Arts and Sciences
Jeff Pickering

Eat your words

April 29, 2026

Through each dish and poem in Traci Brimhall's new cookbook, the stories, flavors and voices that define Kansas communities are celebrated.

Next-Gen K-StateFaculty and staffEngagementArts and Sciences
Traci Brimhall sitting at a desk, holding a pen. She is writing in a notebook, with bookshelves behind her.

Archive it or lose it: Preserve K-State's legacy

April 29, 2026

The university archives serve as a valuable repository for records pertaining to the institution's history. University archives staff encourage you to transfer your university records...

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