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Technology Development Institute helps manufacturer in northeast Kansas develop new products

K-State's Technology Development Institute supports small business development in rural communities, and its latest collaboration supported RSI Outdoors, a...

Knowledge in Action: K-State engagement on the national stage

Engagement Scholarship Consortium’s 2026 call for proposals is now open. Join the Feb. 17 session to learn from K-State colleagues who presented in 2025 and...

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.

People with Purpose: Megan Ronnebaum

From welcoming high schoolers on campus to preparing K-State business majors for successful careers, Megan Ronnebaum connects students with opportunities that...

Megan Ronnebaum, wearing a purple shirt and black blazer, poses for a headshot in the K-State College of Business.

Connect across campus through ID3A's affiliate network

K-State faculty, staff, labs and centers are invited to become affiliates with the Institute for Digital Agriculture and Advanced Analytics, an interdisciplinary...

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...

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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...

Explore innovative water solutions during Water Wednesday

The Kansas Water Institute will host the first Water Wednesday of 2026 from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 21, in Hale Library, Room 181.

Doing good for Kansas

In recognition of the university's commitment to partnering with Kansas communities, K-State is one of more than 200 universities to receive the Carnegie Foundation's...

A group of extension professionals meet and shake hands with a farmer in a field.

People with Purpose: Monica Walker

As a K-State Extension agent in Ulysses, Monica Walker turns big ideas into everyday wins in her corner of Kansas — strengthening health, well-being and...

A woman professor sits and watches an off-screen presentation next to a student.