Alumni Center

The K-State Alumni Center, located on Anderson Avenue just south of historic Memorial Stadium, serves as the office for the Association and offers meeting and banquet facilities for both the university and the community.

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Photograph of Alumni Center.

Building offices

Building History

The facility, spanning 52,000 square feet, opened to the public in October 2002 and was entirely funded by over 1,500 private donations. Seventy-five percent of the building is dedicated to public space and is constructed from native Kansas limestone. K-State memorabilia and artifacts, including the original 1859 arch from Bluemont College (the predecessor of K-State), are showcased in the Memorabilia Room and throughout the building. The Frasier Fireplace in the Tointon Great Room and the Hagans Library, which houses a collection of Royal Purple yearbooks, K-Stater magazines, and videos that highlight student recruitment and athletics, contribute to the building's historical and functional significance. Additionally, a high-tech room is equipped with the latest technology for state-of-the-art presentations.