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Alaska in focus
K-State students traded the Kansas plains for Alaska’s rugged landscapes this summer for Alaska in Focus. Through wildlife...
Making sense of media noise
Andrew Smith, professor of practice and assistant director for news and sports media, explains why factual accuracy remains...
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Finding her place
July 31, 2026What started as a step toward growing her career in higher education became something more: a place she now calls home. Discover Amanda Burris's journey through the Graduate School,...
Alaska in focus
July 24, 2026K-State students traded the Kansas plains for Alaska’s rugged landscapes this summer for Alaska in Focus. Through wildlife photography, spontaneous interviews and real-world storytelling,...
Melissa Glaser to serve as director of TRIO Educational Supportive Services and TRIO Student Support Services
July 22, 2026Student Belonging has named Melissa Glaser as director of two TRIO programs spanning the Manhattan and Salina campuses. In her new role, Glaser will support the academic and personal...
UFM's new ABLE program creates learning opportunities for K-State students
July 22, 2026UFM Community Learning Center's new After-School Building Leadership and Enrichment, or ABLE, Program is creating meaningful learning opportunities for K-State students while providing...
K-State launches new training program for academic advisors
July 20, 2026Academic advisors build trusting and individualized relationships with students, help them enroll in courses, navigate degree requirements and plan for post-graduation. K-State's new...
Artistic experiences for every Kansas backyard
July 17, 2026K-State graduate Layne McAfee uses art, museum exhibits and community events to strengthen rural Kansas communities and make artistic experiences more accessible.
Making sense of media noise
July 17, 2026Andrew Smith, professor of practice and assistant director for news and sports media, explains why factual accuracy remains the core of professional journalism.
High-stakes engineering in a kiddie pool
July 13, 2026Mixing high-stakes engineering with an Indy 500-themed backyard kiddie pool, a team of K-State students is hoping to return as champions again from the hands-on, real-time ASABE Fountain...
A first taste of K‑State
July 9, 2026Every summer, thousands of middle and high school students come to Manhattan for camps that introduce them to new careers, new friends and, for many, their first glimpse of what life...
Designing with light
July 6, 2026From immersive spaces to original lighting products, APDesign students demonstrated creativity and technical skill in the 2026 Rensen House of Lights Student Design Competition.
