Filters
Tags

More Stories

In his natural habitat

Drew Jaime has always felt at home in nature, but it was not until he arrived at K-State that he found the community that matched his passion: the...

A college student wears a baseball hat and sweatshirt and poses for a portrait outside against a blurry green foliage background.

Student Employment Pathways program bolsters students' confidence and career readiness

Last semester, 12 students became the Career Center's first cohort of the new Student Employment Pathways for Career Readiness program. Intentional...

2026 Engineering Ambassadors selected to represent the Carl R. Ice College of Engineering

31 student leaders in the Carl R. Ice College of Engineering have been selected to represent the college through the Engineering Ambassadors organization....

Experience, reflection and relationships

Hosted by the Staley School of Leadership, Alternative Breaks give K-State students the opportunity to spend their college breaks serving, building...

Madeleine Pike stands to the left wearing a purple K-State shirt, and Roberto Maldonado Flores stands to the right, also wearing a purple shirt, with other students in Dallas, Texas.

K-State students prepare for careers with funded summer experiences

K-State students pursued professional development dreams around the world last summer thanks to the university's Mark Chapman Scholars Program. Applications...

Recent K-State graduates find widespread success

K-State graduates are launching careers, advancing their education and strengthening the Kansas workforce at record levels, according to the university's...

A Black woman is pictured wearing a graduation cap and gown with a stole with red, yellow and green markings.

Recent K-State graduates find widespread success

K-State graduates are launching careers, advancing their education and strengthening the Kansas workforce at record levels, according to the university's...

A Black woman is pictured wearing a graduation cap and gown with a stole with red, yellow and green markings.

Wildcats at Wolf Creek

K-State is preparing tomorrow's nuclear industry leaders to enter the workforce. Between the top-notch education and research opportunities at K-State...

A young man with an orange hard hat with a powercat on it and a purple safety vest stands in front of an industrial background with lots of pipes and wiring.

People with Purpose: Megan Ronnebaum

From welcoming high schoolers on campus to preparing K-State business majors for successful careers, Megan Ronnebaum connects students with opportunities...

Megan Ronnebaum, wearing a purple shirt and black blazer, poses for a headshot in the K-State College of Business.

Endless possibilities

Students in K-State’s nuclear engineering program gain hands-on experience with the university's on-site nuclear reactor, preparing them to tackle...

A closeup of a K-State nuclear control panel, with lights, switches and a purple powercat.