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'An incredible day for K-State'
April 9, 2026Wildcats reached new heights this year in the 24-hour giving challenge, raising more than $7.5 million from 2,737 donors. Support spanned every corner of the institution, strengthening...
K-State invites future Wildcats, families, community to explore campus offerings at Open House
April 8, 2026K-State continues to bring educational access to all with the popular All-University Open House from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, April 12, on the Manhattan campus. This K-State tradition...
People with Purpose: Paul Snider
April 6, 2026After a 30-year industry career, Paul Snider returned to his alma mater with a mission: to help the next generation of engineers think outside the box.
What happens in the space between a blink
April 3, 2026Meng Han's innovative research explores what happens inside a molecule at the exact moment change begins. A recent pair of national awards is drawing attention to his work at K-State.
Purple prestige
April 3, 2026Ted Schroeder’s tenure at K-State spans 40 years, and throughout his lifetime of service, he has contributed significantly to advancing the university’s mission. Now, the university...
Engineering exploration
April 2, 2026Erik Stalcup, a 2010 K-State physics alum, is helping NASA return astronauts to the moon today, with longer-term work to prepare for future missions to Mars.
Unwrapping the sweet mystery
April 1, 2026Shivaprasad Prakash is driving techniques that will make flour-based products, like raw cookie dough, safer for everyone.
Energy surge puts pressure on farm budgets
March 31, 2026K-State economist Gregg Ibendahl details how rising oil prices are expected to drive up fuel and fertilizer costs, adding financial pressure to farm operations.
The power of place
March 30, 2026A newly renovated outdoor space between Justin and Bluemont halls offers hammocks, picnic tables and a place for K-State students to relax, study and connect. Join the College of Health...
People with Purpose: Shirley Tung
March 30, 2026Shirley Tung uses age-old literature to help students interpret today's world, encouraging connection and self-discovery through the power of shared human experience.
