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Rapid response fueled by Wildcat research

May 28, 2026

In livestock disease response, timing determines whether an outbreak is contained or cascades through the entire production system. K-State experts presented research on disease response...

Veterinary MedicineEngagementNext-Gen K-StateGlobal food securityTop stories
A red cow stands in a field of green grass.

Stocked for success

May 21, 2026

Through the Cats' Cupboard Cart at K-State Olathe, Steven Brockschmidt has helped bring in over 411 pounds of donated food, expanding access to basic needs and reducing stigma around...

Top storiesNext-Gen K-StateStudent experienceK-State OlatheFaculty and staff
Steven Brockschmidt stands next to the Cats' Cupboard Cart, holding a black reusable grocery bag

Waiting for a homecoming

May 21, 2026

The K-State Missing in Action Project is blending student learning with meaningful public service, giving students the chance to contribute to real missing-in-action investigations...

MilitaryStudent experienceGraduate SchoolEngagementNext-Gen K-State
A group of men in military uniforms poses for a photo in front of a large airplane on a sunny day.

Why burn?

May 20, 2026

At Konza Prairie Biological Station, K-State researchers use prescribed burns to study and preserve one of the last remaining tallgrass prairie ecosystems in North America.

SustainabilityTop storiesArts and SciencesResearch
A researcher in a yellow fire jacket stands and explains his research in a burned over section of hilly prairie.

People with Purpose: Dan Ireton

May 18, 2026

As an academic services librarian, Dan Ireton believes meaningful research begins when students feel comfortable enough to ask questions.

Next-Gen K-StateTop storiesLibrariesPeople with PurposeFaculty and staff
Dan Ireton poses in a row of books in the K-State Libraries

Sedimentary sleuths

May 15, 2026

K-State biological and agricultural engineer Trisha Moore is leading a project to test the effect of water injection dredging on sediment levels in the Big Blue and Kansas Rivers.

ResearchTop storiesExtensionFaculty and staffSustainability
A woman wearing a black t-shirt and waders stands in shin-length water holding a vertical measuring device.

A study garden to love full well

May 15, 2026

Kansas State University student Katie Chandler turned a competition-winning concept into a major outdoor campus improvement near Hale Library.

Student storiesOne K-StateTop storiesStudent experienceNext-Gen K-State
A female architecture graduate student sits at her desk and poses for a portrait.

A destination for rodeo and more

May 15, 2026

Built for rodeo and designed for more, the Bilbrey Family Event Center is creating a new gathering place for K-State and Kansas agriculture.

ExtensionNext-Gen K-StateTop storiesEngagementEconomic development
A man in western gear and fancy fringed cowboy pants rides a bucking horse bareback in a rodeo arena.

Healthcare from classroom to community

May 15, 2026

Through the Applied Behavioral Health Counseling course, students apply classroom concepts during health coaching sessions with real clients from the community.

Next-Gen K-StateStudent experienceHealth and Human SciencesTop storiesAcademic innovation
A student in a purple t-shirt with an ipad sits next to a woman wearing a striped shirt and a head wrap at an outdoor table.

Classroom to the cosmos

May 13, 2026

The Wildcat Space Program is giving K-State students the opportunity to collaborate across disciplines and tackle the real-world challenges of building satellites for space missions.

Student storiesNuclearK-State SalinaNext-Gen K-StateStudent experience
A pair of hands hold a small rectangular frame of a satellite in front of a display with the Earth, as seen from space, on it.
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