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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 Summit helps entrepreneurs take...

Two women smile and participate in a discussion during a business summit, seated at a table with papers and notebooks. Other attendees work together at tables in the background.

New K-State research complex to drive innovation for the future of agriculture

K-State is expanding its capacity to develop crops, technologies and management strategies to support producers from Kansas to the world with the opening of...

Dan moser, L. Eldon Gideon and Ernie Minton

K-State advances efforts to strengthen veterinary capacity in rural Kansas

Kansas needs frontline veterinarians to serve every corner of the state, and a coalition including experts from the College of Veterinary Medicine is finding...

Cynthia Warrick named interim dean of College of Arts and Sciences

Scan a tree, share your thoughts

Take a walk through Manhattan and you may notice newly planted trees with QR codes with a simple phrase: "Get to know THIS tree!" Scan the code to learn about...

Two men in blue short-sleeve shirts plant a tree in a neighborhood on the side of the road.

Budget and compensation initiatives in action

The university shares the timeline and plan for fiscal year 2027 performance-based merit bonuses.

Leading from day one

As 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...

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Cooking up great research

What do you get when you put an entomologist, journalist, engineer, statistician and graphic artist around the same table? At K-State, you get a recipe for...

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K-State students gain global agriculture perspective

Students in the College of Agriculture recently traveled to Poland as part of the agricultural education study abroad program. Through visits to farms, agribusinesses,...

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Advancing our vision for the university's engagement enterprise

President Linton shares transition plan updates for the Office of External Engagement, including the announcement of two national search launches.