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K-State Today Student Edition

Friday, February 21, 2025

K-State Today Student Edition is a daily email providing K-State students a single source of timely K-State announcements.

From the president

A letter from President Linton
President Linton recognizes the work of Rana Johnson upon her decision to leave her position at Kansas State University.
Read full announcement | Submitted by Richard Linton | February 21, 2025

Updates from leadership

Ask the AD special edition — The Future part three
In this third and final special edition of Ask the AD — The Future, Gene Taylor provides a recap of the series and concludes with a special message to K-State nation about how it can help keep the Wildcats among the nation’s top athletics programs. 
Read full announcement | Submitted by K-State Athletics | February 21, 2025

News and research

Shamrock Tenors cross the pond to perform at McCain Auditorium
Celebrate Irish music in style with premier folk group Shamrock Tenors as part of Kansas State University's McCain Performance Series at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, March 6.

University life

Applications open for Chimes Junior Honorary
Chimes Junior Honorary Society invites all eligible students to apply for membership in a club devoted to service, leadership and scholarship. The application will close at 11:59 p.m. Friday, March 14.

Technology

Send an encrypted email in Outlook
Email encryption is used to encode the content of email messages to protect potentially sensitive information from being read by anyone other than the intended recipients.

Newsletters, magazines and blogs

Research Weekly
Learn more about Core Research Facility Support from the Office of the Vice President for Research, the DASH award and additional resources for researchers at K-State.
Professional development must-knows: How to get the most out of an advanced manufacturing short course
Elevate your knowledge of advanced manufacturing by attending a short course at K-State Olathe. Our team offers a variety of courses designed to provide you with the insight, knowledge and practical skills you need to be successful.

Volunteer opportunities

Quick research survey to benefit K-State Graduate 2.0 program
If you are considering graduate school, the A.Q. Miller School is refining its Graduate 2.0 program, and we want your input.