The K-State Alumni Association invites all 2008 K-State graduates (May, August and December) to Senior Send-Off from 4 to 6 p.m. on May 8 on the north terrace of the Alumni Center. Join the free speech discussion at 2 p.m. Thursday in Nichols Theatre. Six K-State persuasive speakers will discuss campus issues like Lafene Health [...]

A glance around the Big 12 Room in the K-State Student Union during Student Senate meetings reveals two middle-aged men who sit among K-State’s Student Governing Association. One man has sat in the exact same spot for more than 15 years, while the other man sits somewhere new each week. One is a magazine editor [...]

Kansas State Collegian No-injury accident Police responded to an accident without injuries on Tuesday morning, according to a K-State Police report. The accident happened on the north side of Umberger Hall. Damage was minor for both vehicles involved. Medical emergency Officers responded to a medical emergency in Throckmorton Hall on Monday afternoon. When the police [...]

An employee of FedEx Kinko’s Inc., 1329 Anderson Ave., was charged Monday with nine counts of theft and nine counts of computer crime, according to a Riley County Police Department report. RCPD Lt. Hank Nelson said FedEx Kinko’s Inc. employee Kristofer Bailey, 22, was making false refunds and putting the money on his personal credit [...]

To the guy outside of Goodnow juggling: I just saw you throw it under your leg, and it actually worked. You’re a badass. Architects have lame ideas on how Jordy Nelson should celebrate. Bar fight leaves two men injured. Isn’t that how bar fights usually end? The Royal Purple Yearbook needs to work on their [...]

Seniors and juniors at K-State have had the opportunity to see what most college students in the U.S. never get the chance to witness. Two U.S. presidents, two defense secretaries, three foreign ambassadors, one of the most influential foreign presidents of the 20th century in Mikhail Gorbachev, and a slew of other top newsmakers and [...]

For the past few decades, the phrase “military draft” has been a verbal taboo in the U.S. But with the war in Iraq showing bipolar results and the possible threat of U.S. military conflict with Iran on the horizon, the phrase continues to pop up every now and then. Of course, I find the odds [...]

While many U.S. citizens have their eyes and ears locked on their TVs for the recent “he said, she said, the old man said” battle for the presidency, the Supreme Court has helped states take a large step forward in preventing voter fraud in the 2008 elections. In a 6-3 decision, the Supreme Court decided [...]

ESPN is the Wikipedia of television. Any time a college student is bored and on the Internet, he or she usually visits the free encyclopedia Web site, not with any specific intention, but just to pass the time. Sports enthusiasts do the same with ESPN – any time we’re bored and watching TV, we flip [...]