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Motor Pool update: Changes to fuel charges effective Nov. 1

Due to rising operational costs, the K-State Motor Pool is changing fuel charges beginning Nov. 1. Fuel purchased during travel will no longer be included in...

Celebrate cancer survivors and inspire action at 'The Cure Starts with Us' Power Luncheon Nov. 12

The 16th annual luncheon will bring together community members, educators and advocates to celebrate cancer survivors, learn more about cancer research and...

Thomas Lane named chief of staff

Thomas Lane, vice president for academic success and student affairs and dean of students, has been named chief of staff to the president. Lane, who has been...

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Scott Eilert named head of K-State’s Department of Animal Sciences and Industry

Scott Eilert, a K-State alumnus and veteran animal protein executive, has been named head of the Department of Animal Sciences and Industry in the College of...

Research to real-world impact

On Wednesday, Oct. 28, K-State faculty, staff and students can learn more about leveraging community engagement and how working with community partners can...

All Wildcats welcome at Find Your Calling

Inspired by K-State's 2026 common book, Callings, the Nov. 17 event will bring students, faculty and staff together to share experiences, build connections...

APDesign brings design disciplines together under new name

APDesign's newly named Department of Design brings together interior architecture, industrial design, interior design and furniture design to foster collaboration...

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See 'Mrs. Doubtfire' at McCain Auditorium this November

The internationally acclaimed hit musical "Mrs. Doubtfire" is coming to K-State for the McCain Performance Series at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Nov. 9.

Three kids and an adult stand onstage holding brooms like guitars for a performance of Mrs. Doubtfire

K-State Homecoming 2026: A week of Wildcat pride

Take a look back at the moments, memories and people that made K-State's 2026 Homecoming Week memorable, captured through photos from across campus.

Two female college. students paint a mural of a purple wildcat mascot in front of an American flag on a storefront's window.

Building industry bridges

At K-State, students have opportunities to connect with industry professionals who provide real-world business knowledge, advice and support. The College of...