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ICYMI: In Case You Missed It
April 21, 2015It’s not always easy to catch everything that’s happening in our college on K-State Today. Here are a collection of stories of things that made headlines...
A note from the Dean's Office
April 21, 2015We have turned the corner on another semester and are heading towards another record graduation day. Our students’ successes are attributable to all the great...
The Morse Family and Community Public Policy Scholarship
April 7, 2015The Marjorie J. and Richard L. D. Morse Family and Community Public Policy Scholarship awards $3,000 to an undergraduate student interested in community service...
Launch Your Career by Studying Abroad
April 6, 2015You’ve probably heard that studying abroad can help you in your professional endeavors. You might have even heard that it can set you—and your résumé—apart...
2015-2016 College of Arts & Sciences Student Ambassadors Announced
April 6, 2015The College of Arts & Sciences has selected 27 new student ambassadors for the 2015-2016 academic year. The purpose of the College of Arts & Sciences Student...
Criminologist ‘hacks' the hacker, explores meaning of hacking
April 2, 2015We often view hackers as evil geniuses, but perhaps a more accurate depiction would be a talented — though sometimes mischievous — craft worker, according...
Support the College of Arts & Sciences
April 2, 2015All of our understanding is built upon basic knowledge. The College of Arts & Sciences is the academic heart of the university for this very reason. Every K-State...
Student Spotlight: Biology graduate student to attend Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting
April 2, 2015A Kansas State University doctoral student will spend part of her summer interacting with Nobel laureates in physics, physiology, medicine and chemistry.
Kansas State University Marching Band named among best in the land
April 2, 2015The Pride of Wildcat Land , the Kansas State University Marching Band, has reached national prestige.