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K-State team produces award-winning documentary on food insecurity in Kansas

K-State students and faculty members came together through the Hungry Heartland project to produce "The Table We Share," an award-winning documentary addressing...

A person with long dark hair wearing a blue sweatshirt and a multicolored hat is handed multiple boxes of bread food from a truck.

College of Veterinary Medicine appoints David Renter as associate dean for research and graduate programs

David Renter has been appointed as the associate dean for research programs and graduate studies in the College of Veterinary Medicine, effective Dec. 21. A...

Vara Prasad recognized as one of the world's most influential researchers

Vara Prasad, university distinguished professor in agronomy, has been named to Clarivate’s 2025 Highly Cited Researchers list, honoring his global impact...

K-State joins national effort to prepare next generation of veterinary entomologists

K-State is training future veterinary entomologists through the REEVES program, offering students real-world research experience in livestock insect and tick...

The samples that REEVES fellows collect on cattle pastures can provide a closer look at Theileria orientalis outbreaks.

People with purpose: Paul Lowe

As K-State's associate vice president for research and director of sponsored programs, Paul Lowe has spent his career shaping an environment where faculty,...

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MICRA seeks career seed grant applications

MICRA, an NSF-funded Focused EPSCoR Collaborations Program project, is accepting new applications for its career seed grant to build and boost the research...

People with purpose: Laura Miller

With a strong commitment to advancing agile approaches for preventing infectious diseases in dogs and horses, Laura Miller focuses on transforming research...

A woman in a lab coat and lavender gloves uses a diagnostic machine for veterinary samples.

Groundbreaking graduate work recognized by K-State's highest-ranking professors

From advancing global food security to transforming agricultural byproducts into sustainable materials and uncovering new insights into muscle degenerative...

Discover and discuss food security on Nov. 12

Join K-State Libraries for a food security information session from 11 a.m. to noon on Nov. 12 in 181 Hale Library. This discussion will take a holistic look...

Investing in Kansas' first line of defense against animal disease

The Kansas Veterinary Diagnostic Lab drives $2.5 billion in economic value for the state and is set to grow with a new $128 million facility at K-State.

A rancher walks toward the camera along a dirt road next to cattle pens, with the cattle sticking their heads through gaps and over the bunks.