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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...

K-State students encouraged to showcase research at Kansas Capitol

K-State undergraduates are invited to apply to present their research at Kansas Undergraduate Research Day at the Capitol on Feb. 26, 2026. Scholar Development...

People with Purpose: Mitzi Farmer

In this edition of People with Purpose, Mitzi Farmer shares how she makes a difference by providing safe spaces for students, staff and faculty to feel seen,...

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Finalists announced for dean of Carl R. Ice College of Engineering position

The search committee for the dean of the Carl R. Ice College of Engineering announces three finalists who will interview for the position and invites you to...

Face your finals feeling recharged and ready with WellCAT Finals Refresh

Sleep-deprived and overcaffeinated going into finals week? Not these WellCATs. Prep for finals while prioritizing your health and well-being with a week full...

Historic feel, modern amenities

After a top-to-bottom renovation, K-State's Boyd Hall reopens this month with bigger lounges, private bathrooms and a new focus as the home of the rapidly growing...

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Recognizing and honoring excellence: Spring 2026 nomination deadlines for administrative, faculty and teaching awards

The provost's office announces a number of university awards now accepting nominations through Feb. 15 and March 1, 2026.

'Opportunities always within an arm's length'

K-State has been recognized as one of the best schools in the nation by The Princeton Review, reflecting the university's commitment to its students through...

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People with purpose: Abby Knoblauch

Research in the humanities is often rigorous and very challenging. But that’s what education is about: getting uncomfortable with the familiar and integrating...

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Graduate students honored for excellence in teaching modern languages and physics

K-State’s Graduate Student Council has awarded Maria Ramirez Quimbayo and Parker Poulos with the Graduate Student Teaching Excellence Award for outstanding...