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Mapping the future
April 21, 2026As AI begins to reshape the global tech landscape, K-State's computer science department is positioning itself as a leader through innovative academics...
Health and Well-being Week offers something for every Wildcat to recharge and thrive
April 17, 2026Join Health and Well-being Week, starting next Monday, for a week of activities across the Manhattan and Salina campuses and online, all focused on...
'Cats in the Capitol
April 16, 2026Ten graduate students represented K-State at the Kansas Capitol on March 25, where they presented their research to state representatives and the...
A new connection to national research networks
April 15, 2026With its new role in the Oak Ridge Associated Universities consortium, K-State is strengthening connections to a broader network of federal agencies,...
Building global grain solutions
April 13, 2026Seth Brooks and Hayden Cochran traveled to Thiès, Senegal, as part of an ongoing collaborative effort with the Center for the Improvement of Adaptation...
Stories through stone
April 13, 2026Through an APDesign residency from Ekdahl Visiting Professor Dan Snow, K‑State landscape architecture students gain hands-on experience designing...
Stay the course: Strategies for a successful finals season
April 3, 2026Approach the rest of the semester by proactively investing in academic tools, well-being events and the campus community.
K-State's observance of National Sexual Assault Awareness Month centers on survivors
April 2, 2026April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month and the Center for Advocacy, Response and Education will lead the university's month-long observance. Together,...
K-State research meets the Kansas rotunda
April 1, 2026On Feb. 26, 2026, eight undergraduate researchers from K-State presented their research projects to legislators, university administrators and the...
The power of place
March 30, 2026A newly renovated outdoor space between Justin and Bluemont halls offers hammocks, picnic tables and a place for K-State students to relax, study...
