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Unwrapping the sweet mystery
April 1, 2026Shivaprasad Prakash is driving techniques that will make flour-based products, like raw cookie dough, safer for everyone.
Energy surge puts pressure on farm budgets
March 31, 2026K-State economist Gregg Ibendahl details how rising oil prices are expected to drive up fuel and fertilizer costs, adding financial pressure to farm operations.
Selling hope
March 30, 2026Maka, a third-year student at Kansas State University, is pursuing a degree in marketing and a minor in agricultural sales. He aims to make a difference through connection and purpose.
Aiming for the win
March 30, 2026Early mornings workouts, late night games and busy weekends may be the typical routine for a student-athlete, but for out-of-state student Olivia Burstad her sport looks a little...
Data, disease and the future of livestock: Statewide summit April 29 to unite leaders in animal health
March 27, 2026Experts from across Kansas — including the state’s top veterinarian and researchers focused on emerging threats and advanced analytics — will gather April 29 in Council Grove...
Milking potential
March 24, 2026When Carson Corwin first arrived at K-State, dairy was the last thing on his mind. Now, with graduation in May approaching, it's all he thinks about.
People with Purpose: Adam Ahlers
March 23, 2026A lifelong outdoorsman, Adam Ahlers invests hands-on in the future of wildlife conservation through both research and teaching.
Dan Moser appointed Eldon Gideon Dean of K-State's College of Agriculture
March 20, 2026As Eldon Gideon Dean of the College of Agriculture, Dan Moser will lead K-State agriculture in expanding student success, research excellence and global food system solutions.
Champions are made in the lab
March 10, 2026From brainstorming the flavor profiles of a cookie to envisioning it on grocery store shelves, four bakery science and management students showed off their passion and skills on a national...
Sunshine to sunflower
March 6, 2026For many Wildcats, Kansas State University is known for its feeling of family, but for real-life sisters Reagan and Reese Richards that means more than just wearing purple.
