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Influenza activity is elevated nationwide
Jan. 20, 2026Seasonal influenza activity remains elevated across the U.S. Take action with resources from Lafene Health Center to protect yourself, your friends and your family.
K-State research suggests obesity reduces influenza vaccine effectiveness in male animals
Jan. 16, 2026Newly published research at K-State observed a notable difference in flu vaccine responses between male and female mice with obesity, and the results could inform future flu vaccine...
Employees required to complete Cybersecurity Awareness training
Jan. 16, 2026Required Cybersecurity Awareness training is available on Feb.2 and must be completed by March 31. The training is mandatory for all faculty, staff and student employees.
Doing good for Kansas
Jan. 14, 2026In recognition of the university's commitment to partnering with Kansas communities, K-State is one of more than 200 universities to receive the Carnegie Foundation's Community Engagement...
Explore innovative water solutions during Water Wednesday
Jan. 14, 2026The Kansas Water Institute will host the first Water Wednesday of 2026 from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 21, in Hale Library, Room 181.
From classroom to career
Jan. 12, 2026From discovering her academic path to stepping into a leadership role soon after graduation, Kimberlee Westcott's journey reflects how hands-on learning and mentorship at K-State prepare...
Forbes names K-State a dream employer among students, employees
Jan. 12, 2026For the fourth time in just 11 months, K-State has been recognized for excellence as an employer, showcasing the university's commitment to being an employer of choice in Kansas and...
K-State honors Katie Delph Miller and Chris Barlett as Faculty of the Week
Jan. 12, 2026K-State recognized two outstanding faculty members at the Jan. 10 home basketball game: Katie Delph Miller, clinical associate professor in the College of Veterinary Medicine, and Chris...
Regular parking permit restrictions resume Jan. 20
Jan. 12, 2026Regular parking permit restrictions will resume with the start of the spring semester on Tuesday, Jan. 20. Additionally, a new system of escalating fines has been introduced for individuals...
Government Relations offers legislative engagement support services
Jan. 9, 2026Want to stay informed on legislative issues? The Government Relations team is here to help with resources and training throughout the Kansas Legislature's 2026 session.
