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People with Purpose: Kayln Hoppe

May 11, 2026

Kayln Hoppe's work as an assistant professor of curriculum and instruction helps students become thoughtful educators who value curiosity, connection and the lasting impact of learning....

Top storiesPeople with PurposeFaculty and staffNext-Gen K-StateEducation
Kayln Hoppe and Tiffany Coetzee pose for a photo in the K-State Student Union.

The science of spring burning

May 7, 2026

Prescribed burns may look dramatic, but they're a critical tool for Flint Hills ranchers working to sustain grasslands and improve cattle grazing.

AgricultureTop storiesSustainabilityExtensionGlobal food securityArts and SciencesResearch
Two men in yellow firefighting gear walk through a prairie of tall grass and set fire to it.

No Y in fungi

May 6, 2026

Ari Jumpponen, a University Distinguished Professor at Kansas State University, studies fungi and their vital roles in ecosystems.Through hands-on learning, students work alongside...

ResearchFaculty and staffTop storiesStudent experienceArts and Sciences
A college professor, with two undergraduate students at his side, works at a bench in a research laboratory. All are wearing tie-dye lab coats.

People with Purpose: Kyle Casey

May 4, 2026

Kyle Casey, as a patrol sergeant for KSUPD, stands up for safety by standing beside those he serves.

Next-Gen K-StateTop storiesPeople with PurposeFaculty and staff
Kyle Casey stands in his uniform in front of a K-State police vehicle.

Small talk, big impact

May 4, 2026

Sarah Fenn, master's student in kinesiology, is developing a toolbox that doctors can use in speaking with women and helping them reduce their risk for major heart disease.

Next-Gen K-StateStudent storiesTop storiesResearchHealth and Human SciencesCommunity health and well-beingGraduate School
A female graduate student in a lab coat and a woman in an exam chair pose for a portrait inside an exercise lab.

Research brings Goldwater scholar full circle

May 1, 2026

As K-State's 84th Goldwater scholar, Vivian Nguyen is addressing agricultural issues and preventing environmental damage by developing electrochemical sensors to detect phosphate, which...

EngineeringAgTechStudent storiesCommunity health and well-beingTop storiesNext-Gen K-StateEnabling technologiesArts and SciencesResearch
A student wearing a white blouse stands in front of a board that has a research poster posted on it.

April 2026 at K-State

April 30, 2026

April is always one of the busiest, but most exciting, months at K-State. Take a look at some of the more memorable moments from a month packed with learning, research, creativity and...

Top storiesCampus life
A collage of various images shows events at K-State in April 2026. One is a student presenting at a fashion studies week. Second ia group of college faculty posing in a lecture hall. Third is a rack of plush squirrels. Fourth is a graduate student presenting a research poster. Fourth is a man in a purple T-shirt running outdoors in a race. Sixth is a a group of international students marching across campus holding various countries' flags. Seventh is a pair of female runners and a dog. Eighth is a student walking back from bowling at a bowling alley. Ninth is Willie the Wildcat mascot flashing a Wildcat hand symbol.

Big ideas, Big 12 collaboration

April 30, 2026

The future is being built in K-State labs — and across the Big 12. Whether it's developing "just-in-time" mental health interventions via smartwatches or testing the aerodynamics...

Faculty and staffEngagementNext-Gen K-StateResearchTop storiesCampus life
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K-State announces 2026 University Distinguished Professor honorees

April 29, 2026

Marcellus Caldas, Bala Natarajan, Jeffrey Pickering and Artem Rudenko have been named University Distinguished Professors.

EngagementNext-Gen K-StateResearchTop storiesFaculty and staffUniversity life
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People with Purpose: Morgan Greene

April 27, 2026

Through strategic communications, Morgan Greene connects students to resources, strengthens campus communities and supports success.

People with PurposeNext-Gen K-StateFaculty and staffStudent supportTop stories
Morgan Greene smiles for a photo in front of Anderson Hall. She wears a black short-sleeve button-up shirt and turquoise earrings. A tattoo of a mountain is visible on her forearm.
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