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Energy surge puts pressure on farm budgets

K-State economist Gregg Ibendahl details how rising oil prices are expected to drive up fuel and fertilizer costs, adding financial pressure to farm...

A red combine is harvesting wheat in a field below a blue sky filled with clouds during golden hour, making the clouds look orange and yellow with light. Behind the combine is another field of green crops with a few trees.

Aiming for the win

Early 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...

The power of place

A newly renovated outdoor space between Justin and Bluemont halls offers hammocks, picnic tables and a place for K-State students to relax, study...

A college student lies in a green hammock in a new, graveled study area underneath a leafless tree by a large concrete academic hall on a college campus.

Fly through summer vacation with interactive youth camps at K-State Salina

This summer, students have the opportunity to explore the exciting world of STEM with Kansas State University Salina aviation and technology experts...

A group of about 20 elementary school kids stands in front of helicopters during one of K-State Salina's youth summer camps.

Selling hope

Maka, 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...

A college student stands between two library shelves and pulls out a single book.

People with Purpose: Shirley Tung

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

Shirley Tung poses with president Richard Linton and provost Jesse Perez Mendez during K-State's 2025 University Outstanding Scholars ceremony.

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

A new documentary from Kansas State University's award-winning Hungry Heartland Project and Engaged Stories Lab examines issues of food access in...

Data, disease and the future of livestock: Statewide summit April 29 to unite leaders in animal health

Experts from across Kansas — including the state’s top veterinarian and researchers focused on emerging threats and advanced analytics — will...

Cattle graze in a field

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...

Several yellow chicks peer over the side of a container of straw.

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

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...

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.