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A new era in Kansas animal health

Kansas State University’s new $135 million Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory will expand animal disease testing, protect livestock and strengthen Kansas agricu...

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Submit 2027-28 FAFSA by K-State’s priority date of Dec. 1 for best chance of financial aid

The 2027-2028 Free Application for Federal Student Aid is now open. All students, except for international students, are encouraged by K-State’s Office of...

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.

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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.

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Jordan Wilson named chief information security officer

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

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.

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Nominations open for the 2026-2027 Commerce Bank Presidential Awards for Student Belonging

Recognize the faculty, staff and students who make significant contributions to student belonging by nominating them for the Commerce Bank Presidential Awards...

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.

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Compensation study update: Next steps and upcoming timeline

Chief Human Resources Officer Shanna Legleiter provides an update on the Compensation Study implementation and what K-State faculty and staff can expect next.

Next-Gen K-State procurement initiative advances with pilot groups, new Wildcat OneBuy platform

The Next-Gen K-State procurement initiative is moving into its next phase with the introduction of Wildcat OneBuy, Kansas State University's new procurement...