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A sweet return

The ice cream is returning, but that's just the beginning: a revamped Call Hall dairy plant and the new 1863 Marketplace are building on legacy and creating...

Several white ice cream tubs with a purple letter K on each sit on a table.

People with Purpose: Justin Kastner

A professor in the Department of Diagnostic Medicine and Pathobiology, Justin Kastner encourages students to learn complex subjects through fresh perspectives,...

Justin Kastner

Western Star Global Grain and Food Center opens doors to collaboration, discovery

On Sept. 18, K-State celebrated the opening of the Western Star Global Grain and Food Center, bringing university leaders, donors, partners and community members...

The photo of the exterior of the new Western Star Global Grain and Food Center, featuring tall, glass walls, limestone steps and a limestone sign with the building's name.

Solving housing together

Housing is too complex for any one profession to solve alone. The College of Architecture, Planning & Design's 2026 Ekdahl Symposium, Sept. 22-25, will bring...

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Breaking the ice at Bramlage

Every September, K-State welcomes hundreds of employers to the All-University Career Fair, where thousands of students arrive, dressed in their best and with...

Students at a career fair.

Open forums scheduled for animal sciences and industry department head finalists

The search committee for the department head for the Department of Animal Sciences and Industry announces three finalists who will interview for the position...

Testing the way we've always done it

Testing Ag Performance Solutions program is helping producers rethink irrigation, measure results and apply lessons about water conservation back on the farm.

A college professor in a baseball cap has a discussion with a farmer next to a field of corn.

Kansas KidWind teams honored at Statehouse after world championship wins

Four Kansas student teams were recognized by Gov. Laura Kelly after earning world championship titles at the 2026 World KidWind Challenge. Organized by K-State’s...

A group of K-12 students stands with Kansas Governor Laura Kelly in the Kansas State Capitol alongside their winning wind turbine designs.

Students pursue international opportunities as Gilman Scholars

K-State students have unmatched support in applying for international opportunities and nationally competitive scholarships like the Benjamin A. Gilman International...

Pourkargar to modernize integrated chemical manufacturing and energy systems

Davood B. Pourkargar, associate professor of chemical engineering, has received a National Science Foundation CAREER Award to develop a secure, intelligent...

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