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Food for Health training preps Kansas extension agents to help the state's residents

K-State Extension is bringing nutrition education to communities across Kansas with a new curriculum focused on healthy eating and chronic disease.

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McCain Performance Series kicks off new season with comedy show

K-State's McCain Performance Series kicks off this month with "Laughing for All the Wrong Reasons," a comedy show presented by the improv group The Second City...

On the pulse of progress

For over a decade, Carl Ade has followed big questions, built partnerships, advanced cardiovascular research and created opportunities for students — earning...

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Student Support and Accountability welcomes Mozee, Dozier to team

Roderick Mozee and Jackie Dozier joined Student Support and Accountability this summer, providing direct student support and helping oversee university conduct...

Student organizations can earn funding by volunteering at All-University Career Fair

K-State student organizations can earn $10 per volunteer hour by supporting the All-University Career Fair, providing an opportunity to raise funds while helping...

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National search announced for Graduate School dean

The Office of the Provost announces a national search for the next Graduate School dean. The university has engaged Academic Career & Executive Search to support...

One K-State Fund request for proposals open for 2026-2027 academic year

K-State is accepting requests for proposals for eight One K-State Fund program areas for the 2026-2027 academic year. Faculty, staff and academic units may...

Janet Currie to deliver Joe Tiao Lecture on current economic issues

Yale University Professor of Economics, Janet Currie, will deliver the Joe Tiao Lecture at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, Sept 10, in the Regnier Forum. The title of...

Civil Rights and Title IX Office seeks equal access for students

The Civil Rights and Title IX office aims to provide equal access to K-State’s programs and activities and promote respectful, fair treatment for all participants...

Setting our sights on 2030

President Richard Linton provides an update to the Next-Gen K-State strategic plan and what the next 5 years have in store for Kansas State University.

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