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K-State students invite campus community to participate in pollinator conservation survey
Nov. 17, 2025Faculty, staff and students are invited to participate in a short survey supporting a K-State student research project on pollinator conservation and engagement. The survey is part...
People with purpose: Paul Lowe
Nov. 17, 2025As K-State's associate vice president for research and director of sponsored programs, Paul Lowe has spent his career shaping an environment where faculty, staff and graduate and undergraduate...
Provost names search committee for dean of the College of Veterinary Medicine
Nov. 17, 2025Jesse Perez Mendez, provost and executive vice president, has appointed the search committee to lead a national search for the university’s next dean of the College of Veterinary...
Wildcats soar to success, demonstrate aviation excellence
Nov. 14, 2025K-State Salina student pilots recently took to the skies in St. Louis, Missouri, to demonstrate their aviation skills, and thanks to a valiant team effort at the regional competition,...
Honoring C. Clyde Jones: A lifetime of service to K-State and Manhattan
Nov. 14, 2025K-State and the Manhattan community are honoring the life and legacy of C. Clyde Jones, the university’s first dean of the College of Business Administration and a champion of service...
Bakery Science Club gains sweet, real-world knowledge with Holiday Bake Sale
Nov. 14, 2025The annual holiday bake sale, hosted by the Bakery Science Club, is more than just a sweet treat at the end of the year; it's a chance for club members to experience a retail bakery...
Research and the State reaches new heights
Nov. 14, 2025With record-breaking participation and vibrant energy, this year’s Research and the State brought together 99 graduate students from eight colleges to showcase the impact of their...
Purple Praise: November 2025
Nov. 14, 2025Homecoming winners, seminars abroad, national advising awards and more: standout Wildcat achievements from November 2025.
Help K-State First Book select the common reading book for 2026
Nov. 14, 2025K-State First Book has selected three finalists for the university's 2026 common read: "Callings" by David Esay, "Everything is Tuberculosis" by John Green and "Second Chances" by Craig...
Seeking new advisor: Silver Key Sophomore Honorary
Nov. 14, 2025The Silver Key sophomore honorary is seeking a student-centered advisor to support the 40-member group with bi-weekly meetings and monthly service projects.