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Fighting cancer by building nature's most complex molecule from scratch

April 22, 2026

Vidya Nadar’s journey in the Three Minute Thesis Competition takes her from the Little Apple to the national stage —illustrating why communicating research beyond the lab matters...

Student storiesGraduate SchoolResearchArts and SciencesAcademic innovation
Vidya Narar poses for a portrait in a Union courtyard.

Andrew Smith to present civic lecture on media literacy, fake news

April 17, 2026

Andrew Smith, a 25-year veteran broadcaster and professor at the A.Q. Miller School of Media and Communication, will lead the Civic Lecture Series discussion on media literacy in the...

EventsArts and SciencesK-State SalinaEngagement
A male college professor assists a female college student who is managing a control panel in a television production studio.

What happens in the space between a blink

April 3, 2026

Meng Han's innovative research explores what happens inside a molecule at the exact moment change begins. A recent pair of national awards is drawing attention to his work at K-State.

Arts and SciencesTop storiesResearchFaculty and staff
A row of optical instruments on a lab bench emit red and green laser light, illuminating mirrors and components used in a physics experiment.

Engineering exploration

April 2, 2026

Erik Stalcup, a 2010 K-State physics alum, is helping NASA return astronauts to the moon today, with longer-term work to prepare for future missions to Mars.

Student storiesTop storiesArts and Sciences
A male rocket engineer in a purple shirt with a K‑State Powercat symbol poses for a portrait in front of a bright blue NASA globe logo.

K-State's common read encourages 'Cats to find their calling

April 1, 2026

K-State First, in consultation with the Office of the Provost and the campus community, has chosen "Callings: The Purpose and Passion of Work" by Dave Isay as Kansas State University's...

LibrariesArts and SciencesCampus life

Documentary highlights food insecurity in Garden City, premiere set for May 1

March 30, 2026

A new documentary from Kansas State University's award-winning Hungry Heartland Project and Engaged Stories Lab examines issues of food access in Garden City, and a free public premiere...

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People with Purpose: Shirley Tung

March 30, 2026

Shirley Tung uses age-old literature to help students interpret today's world, encouraging connection and self-discovery through the power of shared human experience.

Next-Gen K-StateArts and SciencesPeople with PurposeFaculty and staffTop stories
Shirley Tung poses with president Richard Linton and provost Jesse Perez Mendez during K-State's 2025 University Outstanding Scholars ceremony.

K-State to host early screening of PBS prairie documentary with director, faculty Q&A

March 26, 2026

The K-State community is invited to learn more about the vibrant prairies of Kansas at an exclusive screening of portions of the upcoming PBS documentary series "Life Unearthed with...

Arts and SciencesEventsCampus life
A film crew records an interview in a tallgrass prairie, with a camera on a tripod, boom microphone and reflector visible as a woman speaks on the right under a clear blue sky.

K-State to host free immersive math day for middle schoolers

March 19, 2026

K-State's math department invites sixth through eighth grade students to participate in a series of interactive workshops on Saturday, April 25.

EngagementEventsUniversity lifeArts and Sciences
A middle school student in a pink hoodie and glasses sits at a desk, looking attentively toward the front of a bright classroom while holding a colorful cube puzzle. Other students, slightly out of focus, are in the background.

People with Purpose: Natasha Rozhkovskaya

March 16, 2026

Through teaching, outreach and interdisciplinary collaborations, Natasha Rozhkovskaya works to make mathematics more accessible, visual and inspiring for learners of all ages.

Arts and SciencesEngagementNext-Gen K-StateAcademic innovationPeople with PurposeTop stories
Natasha Rozhkovkaya, wearing a navy blouse, crouches next to a table displaying her authored books during a Beach Museum of Art event.
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