Alumni Center
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History
The K-State Alumni Center houses the Association offices and offers meeting and banquet
facilities for the university and community. Open to the public in October 2002, the 52,000
square-foot facility has been funded entirely with private contributions by more than 1,300 donors.
- Sixty percent of the building is public space.
- The Center is constructed of native Kansas limestone.
- K-State memorabilia is displayed in the Memorabilia Room, as well as throughout the building.
- The original Bluemont College arch from 1859 has been incorporated into the Great Room fireplace.
- The Banquet Room seats 440 people.
- Nine conference rooms are available to rent for alumni and friends.
- Four small conference rooms are available to alumni members and university staff free of charge, Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
- A high-tech room provides the latest in technology for state-of-the-art presentations.
- Videos such as student recruitment and athletic highlights will be available for viewing in the Hagans library.
- A collection of Royal Purple yearbooks and K-Stater magazines is located in the Hagans library.
- Association staff offices utilize 40 percent of the building.