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On the Spot Improv hosts free shows, public workshop

Delfest, named after K-State alum and improv legend Del Close, is On the Spot Improv's annual collegiate improv comedy festival at K-State, featuring free performances,...

Elevate your career and impact at Manhattan's Professional Development Day

K-State faculty and staff are invited to network, learn, and engage at the Manhattan Chamber of Commerce's second annual Professional Development Day on March...

Farmers can learn how to use drone spraying technology through K-State Salina professional training

Field maintenance is one of Kansas agriculture's most constant needs, and a new professional training through Kansas State University Salina — the premier...

Two men look at and operate an agricultural spraying drone that flies over a field on a sunny, clear day.

Public K-State Salina lecture to explore how everyday people can advance the common good

K-State Salina's Civic Lecture Series will feature "The Power of the People to Impact the Common Good" at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, Feb. 11, on the K-State Salina...

Inaugural One K-State Research Week: Celebrating discovery and innovation

K-State's will launch its first One K-State Research Week from April 17-24, celebrating the power of discovery, creativity and innovation to drive progress...

Two Kansas State University students wearing safety glasses work together with a robotic arm and lab equipment during a research activity.

Community-engaged teaching, research and creative work take center stage at K-State symposium

Bridging Campus and Community: Arts and Sciences Engagement Symposium will bring together K-State faculty, graduate students and Manhattan-area community members...

Government Relations offers legislative engagement support services

Want to stay informed on legislative issues? The Government Relations team is here to help with resources and training throughout the Kansas Legislature's 2026...

An underneath view shows the circular and brightly lit roof of the Kansas Capitol rotunda.

K-State's fall 2025 commencement ceremonies celebrate Wildcat excellence

Kansas State University will celebrate more than 1,500 candidates for graduation at commencement ceremonies on Friday, Dec. 12, and Saturday, Dec. 13.

A student in a purple graduation cap and gown shakes the hand of a professor.

Elevate your communication skills at Science That Speaks

"Science That Speaks," a two-day professional development workshop in January, is designed to help the university community strengthen its ability to share...

Supervising Students on the Job training session to be offered virtually on Dec. 2

Student employees provide a significant portion of the campus workforce. To work effectively with this important group, a supervisor should be aware of students'...