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K-State to honor Steven Copp and Devin Larm as Faculty and Professional Staff of the Week

K-State will honor Steven Copp from the College of Health and Human Sciences and Devin Larm from K-State Salina as the Dec. 20 Faculty and Professional...

Supervising Students on the Job training offered Jan. 20

Student employees provide a significant portion of the campus workforce. To work effectively with this important group, a supervisor should be aware...

Computer science department's Hour of Code engages local K-5 students

Kansas State University's Department of Computer Science welcomed K-5 learners to campus for its second Hour of Code event, offering hands-on activities...

A young child concentrates as they line up wooden coding blocks on a table during a hands-on Hour of Code activity station.

Open parking on campus from Dec. 25 to Jan. 20

Open parking is available for permit holders on the Manhattan campus from Dec. 25, 2025, to Jan. 20, 2026. Starting Jan. 1, 2026, a new system of...

Discover solutions, strengthen connections at The Power of Conversations workshop Jan. 14

Ready to transform how you navigate challenging workplace conversations? Join The Power of Conversations, an engaging, full-day workshop designed...

Annual flu vaccines available at Lafene Health Center

It's not too late to get your annual flu vaccine. Lafene Health Center offers flu and COVID vaccines. Walk-in appointments are available from 8:30...

A close-up shows a pair of gloved hands injecting a flu vaccine into a person's arm.

Online commencement programs available, order printed copy

As commencement ceremonies kick off today, K-State families and guests can now access the fall 2025 commencement programs at no cost online or through...

Volunteers needed for K-State student consent study

K-State researchers are seeking qualified volunteers to participate in a virtual one-on-one interview and a focus group to help share the understanding...

Student speeches and performances to take center stage at K-State’s fall commencement ceremonies

Kansas State University's commencement ceremonies will highlight student remarks and a variety of student vocal and instrumental performances.

A graduate with long brown hair wearing a purple cap and gown with a gold tassel looks over her shoulder and smiles.

Performance management deadlines approach as K-State prepares to launch new electronic system

As employees and supervisors complete required end-of-year performance management steps, Human Resources is preparing to roll out ADP’s new electronic...