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Tackling global food security

Two new innovation labs at K-State, funded by the U.S. Department of State, will advance global food security through initiatives focused on cereal grains and...

A field of sorghum is shown at sunrise, with light shining from the top left corner.

WellCAT Well-being Challenge encourages students to explore campus resources

The new WellCAT Well-being Challenge encourages K-State students to explore campus resources throughout October, while an upcoming survey will help the university...

Vienna Boys Choir to perform at First United Methodist Church

The Vienna Boys Choir will perform at Manhattan's First United Methodist Church at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 28, as part of K-State's McCain Performance Series.

Three boys in navy-colored uniforms with hats smile and sing in front of a tree that is blurry in the background with red-pink leaves.

Jordan Wilson named chief information security officer

Following a national search, Jordan Wilson has been appointed chief information security officer, effective Oct. 26.

A message from President Linton

President Linton shares details of his decision to become Virginia Tech's next president and reflects on his time at K-State.

Richard Linton gesturing while presenting at 2026 State of Our University

Designing beyond the classroom

Students in K-State's College of Architecture, Planning & Design take design beyond the classroom, partnering with the Manhattan Arts Center to envision a new...

A group of students pose for a portrait on outdoor benches next to an art center building.

Pet wellness and obesity prevention: Tips from a K-State veterinarian

K-State veterinarian Susan Nelson shares tips to keep pets healthy for Pet Obesity and Wellness Month.

A large brown and white cat sits on concrete steps with some grass and a few flowers in front of it.

People with Purpose: Nathan Dozier

As assistant director of residence life and leadership programs, Nathan Dozier helps shape the student experience by investing in support systems and opportunities...

Nathan Dozier sits in an office. In the foreground is a table with a chess set. In the background sits a bookshelf, a guitar, and a sound amplifier.

Igniting interest in STEM

The fall GROW workshop on Nov. 14 will give middle schoolers a chance to spend a day on campus exploring STEM alongside faculty and student mentors.

A woman in a purple t-shirt and middle school students stand around a hands-on activity that features water, rocks and sand.

Spanish in action

K-State students combined Spanish-language immersion with hands-on research during a summer study-abroad program in Spain, connecting their academic interests...

Students preparing for their guided Spanish-language tour of Madrid’s Prado Museum.