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People with Purpose: Chuck Laughlin

March 9, 2026

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

ExtensionCommunity health and well-beingEngagementNext-Gen K-StatePeople with Purpose
Chuck Laughlin, wearing a purple K-State Extension apron, offers supplies for a workshop on a baking sheet to participants.

K-State surges in national research rankings

March 9, 2026

K-State's research and development expenditures are growing, which means more innovative solutions for Kansans and global communities. K-State climbed 14 spots in the latest federal...

Top storiesNext-Gen K-StateCampus lifeResearch
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Cancer rates are rising in western Kansas. K-State is helping community members address the issue

March 5, 2026

The Johnson Cancer Research Center is leading a community-driven effort to address residents' concerns about rising cancer rates and implement solutions to reduce these risks in three...

ResearchCommunity health and well-beingEngagementWaterNext-Gen K-State
Water runs from a spout and splashes on the ground.

The sound of rural school music

March 4, 2026

What started as a small independent study is now a thriving certificate program at K-State. Students in the newly-created instrument repair certificate and minor are building in-demand...

Academic innovationEngagementTop storiesMusic Theatre and DanceArts and Sciences
A male college student in a purple polo works with pieces of metal at a music instrument repair workbench.

Protecting the nation's poultry supply

March 3, 2026

New research at K-State aims to tackle one of the most significant threats to global animal health and food security — highly pathogenic avian influenza — by using mealworms, a...

ResearchNext-Gen K-StateVeterinary MedicineTop storiesBiosecurity
A close-up photo of a black and white chicken with a red crown eating dried mealworms out of a person's hand.

Will gas hit $4? K-State economist breaks down the numbers

March 3, 2026

It may be months or even years before the long-term geopolitical ramifications of this weekend's airstrikes in Iran become clear, but Gregg Ibendahl, associate professor of agricultural...

AgricultureArts and SciencesTop storiesResearch
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K-State leads international collaboration for next-gen global agriculture solutions

March 2, 2026

K-State researchers are developing an AI-driven system to help soybean farmers worldwide as part of an international project funded by the National Science Foundation.

Enabling technologiesTop storiesEngineeringNext-Gen K-StateAgriculture
A male student wearing blue jeans and a purple K-State polo kneels in a soybean field with a Lenovo laptop balanced on one knee.

People with Purpose: Ronnie Grice

March 2, 2026

For more than three decades, Ronnie Grice shaped public safety at Kansas State University by leading with presence, mentorship and a steady commitment to service.

Top storiesFaculty and staffEngagementNext-Gen K-StatePeople with Purpose
Ronnie Grice, wearing his K-State police uniform, engages with students outside of the K-State police station.

Small batches, big ambitions

Feb. 27, 2026

From sourdough startups to statewide networks, K-State's Community Food Systems team connects small business entrepreneurs with the tools, labs and partners to grow local food systems.

EngagementExtensionCommunity health and well-beingNext-Gen K-StateAgriculture
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Business beyond borders

Feb. 24, 2026

When Ross Latta traveled to Indonesia through the Cross-Cultural International Program, he expected a study abroad experience. Instead, the K-State graduate discovered how culture shapes...

Top storiesBusinessStudent storiesStudent experience
A college student in jeans and a black polo stands with a group of Indonesian children in front of a wooden school.
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