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'A silent symphony’

Feb. 17, 2026

In high-containment labs at K-State, Juergen Richt is building a global network of well-trained scientists trained prepared to stop the next big animal disease outbreak.

Faculty and staffResearchBiosecurity Research InstituteNext-Gen K-StateVeterinary MedicineTop storiesBiosecurity
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People with Purpose: Jin Lee

Feb. 16, 2026

Enhancing culture is the goal in every room Jin Lee enters. As an associate professor of psychological sciences, Lee aims to make workplaces safer and healthier — and students more...

Community health and well-beingNext-Gen K-StateTop storiesArts and SciencesPeople with Purpose
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K-State Salina selected for Delta Air Lines' Propel program

Feb. 16, 2026

Kansas State University Salina’s professional pilot program has been selected for Delta Air Lines’ Propel Career Pathway Program, giving students a streamlined route from flight...

Next-Gen K-StateAcademic innovationK-State SalinaTop stories
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Recent K-State graduates find widespread success

Feb. 13, 2026

K-State graduates are launching careers, advancing their education and strengthening the Kansas workforce at record levels, according to the university's latest post-graduation outcomes...

Student supportWorkforce developmentStudent experienceTop stories
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Wildcats at Wolf Creek

Feb. 11, 2026

K-State is preparing tomorrow's nuclear industry leaders to enter the workforce. Between the top-notch education and research opportunities at K-State and the real-world career experience...

Next-Gen K-StateEnabling technologiesEngineeringAcademic innovationStudent experienceNuclearStudent storiesTop storiesWorkforce development
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Ashfaq Khokhar named dean of K-State’s Carl R. Ice College of Engineering

Feb. 11, 2026

Following a national search, the Office of the Provost has appointed Ashfaq Khokhar as dean of Kansas State University’s Carl R. Ice College of Engineering, effective Aug. 2.

Next-Gen K-StateCampus lifeEngineeringTop storiesFaculty and staff
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People with Purpose: Megan Ronnebaum

Feb. 9, 2026

From welcoming high schoolers on campus to preparing K-State business majors for successful careers, Megan Ronnebaum connects students with opportunities that build leadership, confidence...

Next-Gen K-StateBusinessEngagementStudent experienceTop storiesPeople with Purpose
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People with Purpose: Prathap Parameswaran

Feb. 2, 2026

Using his passion for sustainable engineering practices, Prathap Parameswaran is advancing resource recovery research, turning wastewater into an opportunity for environmental progress.

ResearchEngineeringWaterFaculty and staffTop storiesNext-Gen K-StatePeople with Purpose
Prathap Parameswaran, wearing lab goggles, a long-sleeve button-up shirt and blue latex gloves, holds up a rain gauge to inspect its contents. In the blurred background, there is a grassy area, a small body of water and a farming operation.

Building a BrAND

Feb. 2, 2026

As he prepares to retire after more than 33 years as K-State Bands director, Frank Tracz reflects on his legacy and his constant ideal to "leave it better than you found it."

Campus lifeTop storiesFaculty and staffArts and SciencesMusic Theatre and Dance
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K-State's nationally acclaimed online programs position students for lifelong success

Jan. 30, 2026

Thanks to flexible, high-demand degrees and specialized resource offerings, K-State's online programs have been ranked among the best in the nation by U.S. News & World Report.

Top storiesWorkforce developmentNext-Gen K-StateStudent experienceCampus lifeAcademic innovation
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