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Show off school pride at K-State Day of Giving

K-State is giving Wildcats everywhere the opportunity to celebrate the spot they love full well during K-State Day of Giving on Wednesday, April 8.

A student wearing purple shorts and a gray K-State t-shirt holds a K-State Day of Giving photo frame around his face while standing next to K-State mascot Willie the Wildcat.

Apply for Natural Resources and Environmental Sciences Graduate Fellowship

Doctoral students or post-doctoral researchers working in natural resource management, environmental sciences, human-environment interactions or sustainability...

A Budget Transformation update: Increasing operational excellence through our Next-Gen Procurement initiative

Provost Mendez and Vice President Erickson provide information and background on a Budget Transformation project — the Next-Gen Procurement initiative. This...

From rivalry to results

K-State and KU may be fierce rivals on the field and on the court, but they’ve long been teammates in labs and Kansas communities, tackling problems that...

A researcher wears blue gloves and works with liquid samples under a microscope.

Two sections of Mid-Campus Drive will be closed starting on March 16

The first section, from Claflin Road to Jardine Drive, will be closed from Monday, March 16, through Tuesday, June 30. The second section of Mid-Campus Drive,...

Kansas Board of Regents will meet March 11 in Topeka

The Kansas Board of Regents meets on March 11 at the Curtis State Office Building in Topeka. Agendas, complete meeting minutes and a livestream are available...

Champions are made in the lab

From brainstorming the flavor profiles of a cookie to envisioning it on grocery store shelves, four bakery science and management students showed off their...

Four college students in business attire stand together on a stage holding a large check and a crystal award. In the background, an orange and teal banner with the American Society of Baking conference initials is displayed.

From strangers to support

K-State is addressing the loneliness epidemic head-on with ‘Cats Connect, a program for students, faculty and staff. Through six small-group sessions built...

A college student holds a conversation starter card as she facilitates an outdoor community building activity.

'Digging in the biological sandbox'

From studying protein structures to mentoring graduate researchers, Brian Geisbrecht is helping uncover new clues about the human immune system. His work has...

A male college professor in a purple polo poses for an outdoor portrait on a gloomy day.

People with Purpose: Chuck Laughlin

As a McPherson County Extension agent focused on family and community wellness, Chuck Laughlin leads programming that helps residents build relevant life skills...

Chuck Laughlin, wearing a purple K-State Extension apron, offers supplies for a workshop on a baking sheet to participants.