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Annette O'Connor named dean of College of Veterinary Medicine

Following a national search, the Office of the Provost has named Annette O'Connor the next dean of Kansas State University's College of Veterinary...

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K-State veterinarian shares springtime pet safety reminders

Susan Nelson, clinical professor and veterinarian, advises pet owners to be aware of the hazards spring can bring and offers advice for making the...

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Good for the steer, great for the rooster

A team of researchers in K‑State's College of Veterinary Medicine is leveraging successful bovine vaccine technology to create a new line of defense...

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K-State veterinarian shares tips to keep pets safe during severe weather

Severe weather season is here in Kansas, and preparing for storms should include every member of the family, including pets. Susan Nelson, clinical...

Protecting the nation's poultry supply

New research at K-State aims to tackle one of the most significant threats to global animal health and food security — highly pathogenic avian influenza...

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Finalists announced for dean of the College of Veterinary Medicine

The search committee for the dean of the College of Veterinary Medicine announces four finalists who will interview for the position and invites you...

Open forums with finalists for dean of the College of Veterinary Medicine

The search committee for the dean of the College of Veterinary Medicine has scheduled open forum dates with finalist candidates for the position.

Experience, reflection and relationships

Hosted by the Staley School of Leadership, Alternative Breaks give K-State students the opportunity to spend their college breaks serving, building...

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'A silent symphony’

In high-containment labs at K-State, Juergen Richt is building a global network of well-trained scientists trained prepared to stop the next big animal...

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K-State research suggests obesity reduces influenza vaccine effectiveness in male animals

Newly published research at K-State observed a notable difference in flu vaccine responses between male and female mice with obesity, and the results...