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Andrew Smith to present civic lecture on media literacy, fake news

Andrew Smith, a 25-year veteran broadcaster and professor at the A.Q. Miller School of Media and Communication, will lead the Civic Lecture Series discussion...

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What happens in the space between a blink

Meng 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...

A row of optical instruments on a lab bench emit red and green laser light, illuminating mirrors and components used in a physics experiment.

Engineering exploration

Erik 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.

A male rocket engineer in a purple shirt with a K‑State Powercat symbol poses for a portrait in front of a bright blue NASA globe logo.

K-State's common read encourages 'Cats to find their calling

K-State First, in consultation with the Office of the Provost and the campus community, has chosen "Callings: The Purpose and Passion of Work" by Dave Isay...

Documentary highlights food insecurity in Garden City, premiere set for May 1

A new documentary from Kansas State University's award-winning Hungry Heartland Project and Engaged Stories Lab examines issues of food access in Garden City,...

People with Purpose: Shirley Tung

Shirley Tung uses age-old literature to help students interpret today's world, encouraging connection and self-discovery through the power of shared human experience....

Shirley Tung poses with president Richard Linton and provost Jesse Perez Mendez during K-State's 2025 University Outstanding Scholars ceremony.

K-State to host early screening of PBS prairie documentary with director, faculty Q&A

The K-State community is invited to learn more about the vibrant prairies of Kansas at an exclusive screening of portions of the upcoming PBS documentary series...

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K-State to host free immersive math day for middle schoolers

K-State's math department invites sixth through eighth grade students to participate in a series of interactive workshops on Saturday, April 25.

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People with Purpose: Natasha Rozhkovskaya

Through teaching, outreach and interdisciplinary collaborations, Natasha Rozhkovskaya works to make mathematics more accessible, visual and inspiring for learners...

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'Digging in the biological sandbox'

From studying protein structures to mentoring graduate researchers, Brian Geisbrecht is helping uncover new clues about the human immune system. His work has...

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