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Galle family gift establishes College of Education deanship title

Nelson and Marilyn Galle have made a financial commitment to establish the Nelson and Marilyn Galle Dean of the College of Education position title...

From left to right: Richard Linton, president; Marilyn Galle; Nelson Galle; and Debbie Mercer, dean of the College of Education.

K-State community invited to faculty, professional staff retirement ceremony

K-State Human Resources invites the campus community to the annual Faculty and Professional Unclassified Staff Retiree Ceremony at 4p.m. on Wednesday,...

New Graduate Council members to help shape K-State’s graduate education

The Graduate School has completed its annual elections for Graduate Council membership, with new faculty representatives set to begin three-year terms...

Health and Well-being Week offers something for every Wildcat to recharge and thrive

Join Health and Well-being Week, starting next Monday, for a week of activities across the Manhattan and Salina campuses and online, all focused on...

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

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...

A male college professor assists a female college student who is managing a control panel in a television production studio.

Volunteers needed for women's rehabilitation research

The Neuromuscular Physiology Laboratory is seeking women ages 40–65 for a study on wrist strength, recovery and rehabilitation. Participants can...

Out of this world research

Amir Bahadori offers a look at one of the most critical challenges in space exploration — and how K-State is working to solve it.

Amir Bahadori

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...

A white cat wearing an orange harness stands in a field of yellow dandelions

'Cats in the Capitol

Ten graduate students represented K-State at the Kansas Capitol on March 25, where they presented their research to state representatives and the...

The Kansas Capitol, a rectangular biulding with a dark dome on top, stands against a blue sky with the walkway and front lawn leading up to the main entrance pictured.

Keeping our engagement momentum

President Richard Linton provides an update on engagement, Extension and outreach at K-State with the departure of Marshall Stewart.