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Fighting cancer by building nature's most complex molecule from scratch

Vidya Nadar’s journey in the Three Minute Thesis Competition takes her from the Little Apple to the national stage —illustrating why communicating research...

Vidya Narar poses for a portrait in a Union courtyard.

Immersive economic development

As part of One K-State Research Week, the Connecting Entrepreneurial Communities conference — led by Nancy Daniels, K-State Extension community vitality specialist...

A woman stands in a community gathering room and addresses the audience with presentation boards behind her.

Wildlife on air

As they hit the record button in the echo of an office, Kansas State University's Joe Gerken and Drew Ricketts aren’t thinking about podcast charts or followers,...

Two men sit facing each other in a podcast studio.

Mapping the future

As AI begins to reshape the global tech landscape, K-State's computer science department is positioning itself as a leader through innovative academics designed...

A female student in a purple windbreaker and a male student in a gray t-shirt look at a laptop screen that is projected on a TV behind them, which shows code.

A farm for the future

At Flickner Innovation Farm, K-State researchers collaborate to develop practical solutions for Kansas agriculture’s biggest challenges.

An adult man and his father stand and present about their farm in front of a corn field.

Chris Culbertson appointed dean at University of South Carolina

Chris Culbertson, dean of Kansas State University's College of Arts and Sciences, has been named dean of the McCausland College of Arts and Sciences at the...

Why should I have a retention schedule?

A document retention schedule outlines which records to keep for how long and when to securely destroy them. It helps reduce clutter, increase efficiency, save...

People with Purpose: Jeremy Marshall

As a mentor and professor of entomology, Jeremy Marshall inspires students to realize and embrace their full potential.

Jeremy Marshall shows a Powercat hand symbol as he receives an award.

Game on: A Wildcat's road to the World Cup

While most soccer fans can only imagine the amount of responsibility and work of hosting World Cup matches, top teams and players, Ben Tenbrink '19, knows exactly...

Ben Tenbrink stands next to a large outdoor FIFA KC sign while holding a soccer ball.

Volunteers needed for women's rehabilitation research

The Neuromuscular Physiology Laboratory is seeking women ages 40–65 for a study on wrist strength, recovery and rehabilitation. Participants can earn up to...