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Summit empowers Kansas food entrepreneurs' business growth
Turning a product into a successful business takes more than a great idea. K-State Extension's Kansas Food Business Startup...
5 generations, one 4-H legacy
The Alpers family has spent 89 years building a 4-H legacy in central Kansas, spanning five generations of Jolly Workers...
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A new voice for community impact
Aug. 24, 2026Timothy Schuler, an award-winning journalist, researcher and design critic, has been named director of the interdisciplinary Institute for Community Design and Research in K‑State's...
Summit empowers Kansas food entrepreneurs' business growth
Aug. 20, 2026Turning a product into a successful business takes more than a great idea. K-State Extension's Kansas Food Business Startup Summit helps entrepreneurs take that next step by connecting...
Leading from day one
Aug. 19, 2026As a partnership with K‑State's Staley School of Leadership and Carl R. Ice College of Engineering, the E-LEAD program gives engineering students hands-on leadership experience through...
5 generations, one 4-H legacy
Aug. 17, 2026The Alpers family has spent 89 years building a 4-H legacy in central Kansas, spanning five generations of Jolly Workers 4-H Club members. From founding member Clarence Alpers to his...
Bringing space down to Earth
Aug. 14, 2026The International Space Station has landed in Kansas — virtually, at least. K-State Salina students partnered with the Cosmosphere in Hutchinson to create an immersive VR game that...
K-State field days connect deep roots of western Kansas research to modern solutions for producers
Aug. 4, 2026Upcoming field days in Garden City, Hays and Tribune will bring local community members, producers and agricultural industry partners together with K-State experts to discuss solutions...
People with Purpose: Jay Harris
July 13, 2026Jay Harris' leadership helps connect Kansas communities with research-based education that improves lives.
A first taste of K‑State
July 9, 2026Every summer, thousands of middle and high school students come to Manhattan for camps that introduce them to new careers, new friends and, for many, their first glimpse of what life...
K-State conducts regenerative agriculture research alongside Kansas farmers
July 2, 2026As K-State works to advance agriculture, it leverages a network of Kansas farmers, known as the Kansas Soil Health Network, to conduct soil research at seven farms across the state....
Turning agricultural innovation into businesses
June 24, 2026Kansas State University researchers who want to turn ag innovation into validated businesses can now apply for the new Ag45 cohort of the National Science Foundation Great Plains I-Corps...