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Computer science department's Hour of Code engages local K-5 students

Kansas State University's Department of Computer Science welcomed K-5 learners to campus for its second Hour of Code event, offering hands-on activities in...

A young child concentrates as they line up wooden coding blocks on a table during a hands-on Hour of Code activity station.

Explore, learn and lead: Kansas 4-H Discovery Days

Kansas 4-H Discovery Days returns to K-State from June 3-5, inviting high school-aged youth to campus for hands-on learning, leadership development, and college...

K-State veterinarian shares Thanksgiving pet safety reminders

Thanksgiving brings family, food and festivities, but it can also bring hidden hazards for pets. Susan Nelson, clinical professor and veterinarian at K-State's...

People with purpose: Paul Lowe

As K-State's associate vice president for research and director of sponsored programs, Paul Lowe has spent his career shaping an environment where faculty,...

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Help connect Kansas communities with Presidential Engagement Fellows

The Office of External Engagement needs your networks to bring K-State expertise where it matters most.

Global sensations in song

Dazzling color, rich vocals and uplifting energy will fill McCain Auditorium on Friday, Nov. 14, as the award-winning Soweto Gospel Choir returns to Manhattan.

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College of Education to bridge curriculum and community in rural Kansas

K-State is strengthening rural school-community connections and advancing computer science education in Kansas thanks to a $2.9 million grant from the Patterson...

Investing in Kansas' first line of defense against animal disease

The Kansas Veterinary Diagnostic Lab drives $2.5 billion in economic value for the state and is set to grow with a new $128 million facility at K-State.

A rancher walks toward the camera along a dirt road next to cattle pens, with the cattle sticking their heads through gaps and over the bunks.