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Summit empowers Kansas food entrepreneurs' business growth
Turning a product into a successful business takes more than a great idea. K-State Extension's Kansas Food Business Startup Summit helps entrepreneurs take...
Tick talk
Do ticks jump? Will I get Alpha-gal syndrome from a tick bite? While tiny in size, ticks raise a large number of questions. Cassandra Olds breaks down the facts...
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Solving housing together
Sept. 18, 2026Housing is too complex for any one profession to solve alone. The College of Architecture, Planning & Design's 2026 Ekdahl Symposium, Sept. 22-25, will bring...
Food for Health training preps Kansas extension agents to help the state's residents
Sept. 10, 2026K-State Extension is bringing nutrition education to communities across Kansas with a new curriculum focused on healthy eating and chronic disease.
Gardiner Lecture presented by nutrition researcher Yanni Papanikolaou
Aug. 26, 2026Papanikolaou's presentation on Oct. 5 will invite audience members into a broader conversation about protein, nutrient adequacy, longevity and the challenge...
K-State advances efforts to strengthen veterinary capacity in rural Kansas
Aug. 20, 2026Kansas needs frontline veterinarians to serve every corner of the state, and a coalition including experts from the College of Veterinary Medicine is finding...
Summit empowers Kansas food entrepreneurs' business growth
Aug. 20, 2026Turning a product into a successful business takes more than a great idea. K-State Extension's Kansas Food Business Startup Summit helps entrepreneurs take...
Tick talk
Aug. 12, 2026Do ticks jump? Will I get Alpha-gal syndrome from a tick bite? While tiny in size, ticks raise a large number of questions. Cassandra Olds breaks down the facts...
K-State field days connect deep roots of western Kansas research to modern solutions for producers
Aug. 4, 2026Upcoming field days in Garden City, Hays and Tribune will bring local community members, producers and agricultural industry partners together with K-State...
Pushing the limits
July 29, 2026Reese Greenlee, K-State assistant professor of architecture, is testing the limits of 3D-printed concrete to see if it can provide affordable, adaptable and...
Residents rally to rebuild grocery store in Dighton
June 22, 2026When Dighton's only grocery store was destroyed by fire, residents faced long drives for basic necessities. A community-led effort, supported by K-State's Rural...
Songs of the Konza
June 10, 2026Through research on birdsong and natural soundscapes at Konza Prairie Biological Station, doctoral student Katharina Bremser is investigating how listening...
