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Will gas hit $4? K-State economist breaks down the numbers

It may be months or even years before the long-term geopolitical ramifications of this weekend's airstrikes in Iran become clear, but Gregg Ibendahl, associate...

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Protecting the nation's poultry supply

New research at K-State aims to tackle one of the most significant threats to global animal health and food security — highly pathogenic avian influenza —...

A close-up photo of a black and white chicken with a red crown eating dried mealworms out of a person's hand.

Rafferty, Holmes, Rishi and Albin honored as Faculty of the Week

Four faculty members were honored over the weekend at the Feb. 28 men's basketball game and the March 1 women's basketball game.

A Budget Transformation Initiative update from the Advisory Budget Committee co-chairs

Provost Mendez and Vice President Erickson share highlights from the Feb. 26 budget transformation open forum.

Submit your feedback on Wiley journals for research and teaching needs

K-State Libraries is requesting feedback on specific Wiley journals under consideration for subscription. Specific title-level feedback will inform the Libraries'...

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Expanding the toolkit

Students from K-State's Nonprofit Leadership Certificate program attended the Independent Sector National Summit in Atlanta, gaining hands-on experience in...

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K-State leads international collaboration for next-gen global agriculture solutions

K-State researchers are developing an AI-driven system to help soybean farmers worldwide as part of an international project funded by the National Science...

A male student wearing blue jeans and a purple K-State polo kneels in a soybean field with a Lenovo laptop balanced on one knee.

People with Purpose: Ronnie Grice

For more than three decades, Ronnie Grice shaped public safety at Kansas State University by leading with presence, mentorship and a steady commitment to service....

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Small batches, big ambitions

From sourdough startups to statewide networks, K-State's Community Food Systems team connects small business entrepreneurs with the tools, labs and partners...

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Be on the lookout for the Great Colleges to Work For survey

K-State is participating in the Great Colleges to Work For program to gain insight into employee experience. Randomly selected faculty and staff will be invited...