Alumni Center

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

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Building History

K-State Alumni Center is a 52,000-square-foot facility that opened in October 2002 and was funded entirely through more than 1,500 private donations. Built primarily with native Kansas limestone, about 75% of the building is dedicated to public space.

The center preserves and showcases K-State's history through memorabilia and artifacts, including the original 1859 arch from Bluemont College. Notable features include the Memorabilia Room, the Frasier Fireplace in the Tointon Great Room and the Hagans Library, which contains collections of Royal Purple yearbooks, K-Stater magazines, and recruitment and athletics videos. The facility also includes a high-tech presentation room equipped with modern technology for events and presentations.