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Diversity and Multicultural Student Affairs

Student Life

Multicultural student organizations

Diversity and Multicultural Affairs houses 29 Multicultural Student Organizations. MSOs provide multiple opportunities for all students to gain leadership skills, learn about academic resources, and become culturally aware. 

Diversity events

Diversity and multicultural events on the K-State campus.

King legacy

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., a nationally known civil rights activist and Nobel Peace Prize recipient, visited Kansas State University on Jan. 19, 1968. The university community is proud of our connection to Dr. King and has many resources about his message, visit and impact available.

IMHOTEP

IMHOTEP is a mentoring initiative, for black male students in every college at Kansas State University, encouraging cultural engagement and community uplift, persistence and support, retention, degree completion and career/graduate school placement.