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Open parking on campus from Dec. 25 to Jan. 20

Open parking is available for permit holders on the Manhattan campus from Dec. 25, 2025, to Jan. 20, 2026. Starting Jan. 1, 2026, a new system of escalating...

Celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Observance Week Jan. 24-30

The K-State community is invited to take part in the events celebrating Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy and connection to campus.

Kansas Board of Regents will meet Dec. 17 in Topeka

The Kansas Board of Regents meets today, Dec. 17, at the Curtis State Office Building in Topeka.

People with Purpose: Amanda Gaulke

Research can be used to create real-world value. Amanda Gaulke’s research is targeted at influencing policies to improve the health conditions of vulnerable...

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Annual flu vaccines available at Lafene Health Center

It's not too late to get your annual flu vaccine. Lafene Health Center offers flu and COVID vaccines. Walk-in appointments are available from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30...

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College of Business Administration boosts 21 startups with $60,000 in Accelerator funding

The College of Business Administration has awarded $60,000 in funding to promising community and student entrepreneurs through the K-State Accelerator program,...

Purple Praise: December 2025

College awards, teaching recognitions, book accolades and more: standout Wildcat achievements from December 2025.

Help transform IT: Take the IT Needs and Satisfaction Survey

All current K-State faculty and staff will receive an email today inviting them to participate in the IT Needs and Satisfaction Survey. This survey is designed...

Despite historic demand, beef supply remains low, and prices stay high. Here's why.

From weeknight ground beef to special-occasion steaks, consumers continue to see higher prices at the meat counter. K-State ag economist and Meat Demand Monitor...

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Online commencement programs available, order printed copy

As commencement ceremonies kick off today, K-State families and guests can now access the fall 2025 commencement programs at no cost online or through QR codes...