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Closing the spray gap

K-State engineers have developed a camera-based system that measures crop sprayer boom movement with about an inch of accuracy, a step toward more precise application...

A red prismatic rectangle stands on the tip of a crop sprayer's boom over a field.

Scott Eilert named head of K-State’s Department of Animal Sciences and Industry

Scott Eilert, a K-State alumnus and veteran animal protein executive, has been named head of the Department of Animal Sciences and Industry in the College of...

Research to real-world impact

On Wednesday, Oct. 28, K-State faculty, staff and students can learn more about leveraging community engagement and how working with community partners can...

All Wildcats welcome at Find Your Calling

Inspired by K-State's 2026 common book, Callings, the Nov. 17 event will bring students, faculty and staff together to share experiences, build connections...

Radiant research

The newest member of K-State's nuclear engineering team is already transforming lives through her research and preparation of the future workforce.

A female researcher in a lab coat, safety glasses and light blue gloves holds up material to examine.

People with Purpose: Aleksan Shanoyan

Aleksan Shanoyan, professor and University Distinguished Teaching Scholar, has built his career in agricultural economics on a philosophy of understanding,...

Aleksan Shanoyan

APDesign brings design disciplines together under new name

APDesign's newly named Department of Design brings together interior architecture, industrial design, interior design and furniture design to foster collaboration...

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$400,000 grant advances college, career and financial planning for Kansas students and families

A $400,000 grant will support the Kansas Futures Project, a statewide initiative connecting college and career planning with financial education to help Kansas...

K-State Homecoming 2026: A week of Wildcat pride

Take a look back at the moments, memories and people that made K-State's 2026 Homecoming Week memorable, captured through photos from across campus.

Two female college. students paint a mural of a purple wildcat mascot in front of an American flag on a storefront's window.

K-State Salina launches Trailblazer scholarships

K-State Salina's new Trailblazers scholarships support students pursuing careers in robotics, artificial intelligence, immersive systems and more.

A pair of college students interact with a robotic arm in a lab.