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Manhattan’s North Campus Corridor Project enters final phase

Kyra Case, staff writer March 7, 2024
Residents forced to take detours to avoid construction.
Everything to know before the 2024 Presidential Preference Primary

Everything to know before the 2024 Presidential Preference Primary

Meredith McCalmon, news editor March 7, 2024
The Presidential Preference Primary takes place March 19 in Manhattan.
Between eighth and 12th street is a trendy spot for K-State students and others from out of town to drink and have fun. Each year hundreds of students gather to celebrate Fake Pattys Day. (Archive photo)

RCPD increased presence at Fake Patty’s Day

Noah Berchman, staff writer March 7, 2024
At this year’s Fake Patty’s celebration there was a noticeable change in police presence in Manhattan neighborhoods.
Student Body President Caleb Stout vetoed Bill 23/24/81 on Thursday. The bill would have offered student senators compensation such as designated parking passes.

Student body president vetoes bill that would financially compensate student senators

Meredith McCalmon, news editor March 7, 2024
Student body president said Bill 23/24/81 would “undermine” SGA’s effectiveness on campus.
Chiefs’ rally shooting sparks gun violence discussion

Chiefs’ rally shooting sparks gun violence discussion

Meredith McCalmon and Cole Bertelsen March 1, 2024
Kansas residents reflect on gun restrictions and mental health following the shooting in Kansas City, Missouri.
The Manhattan City Commission is considering raising sales tax. Jason Hilgers proposed an increase from 1% to 1.5% or 2%.

Manhattan City Commission considering sales tax increase

Noah Berchman, staff writer March 1, 2024
With the General Fund decreasing, Jason Hilgers, deputy city manager, recommends an increased sales tax.
Marion County Record editor and publisher Eric Meyer signs a newspaper after he spoke to professor Andrew Smiths class on Sept. 1, 2023. Meyer has been in contact with Kansas legislators about possible legislation in the Kansas House of Representatives. (Archive photo)

Freedom of press legislation moves through Kansas House of Representatives

Sophie Lenkiewicz, staff writer March 1, 2024
Journalists reflect on the Marion County police raid as a resolution moves through the state legislature.
New KSIS option available for students and staff

New KSIS option available for students and staff

Noah Berchman, staff writer February 23, 2024
KSIS introduced Fluid Course Search to become more mobile-device friendly.
In steer wrestling (pictured), the rodeo participant must jump from their horse down to the steer. They are timed on how long it takes to wrestle the steer to the ground on its side.

K-State Rodeo says so long to Weber Arena

Sophie Lenkiewicz, staff writer February 23, 2024
Weber Arena hosts its final rodeo, with the team ready to saddle up in the new arena.
President Linton gives Gov. Laura Kelly a gift after her speech for the Landon Lecture Series.

Gov. Laura Kelly speaks at K-State Landon Lecture Series on healthy political discourse

Kaitlynn Faber, arts and culture editor February 23, 2024
Gov. Laura Kelly speaks at K-State Landon Lecture Series.
K-State President Richard Linton speaks to an audience after his presidency was announced in 2021. Linton spoke at a town hall meeting Tuesday to discuss K-States plan to handle the recent cybersecurity incident. (Archive photo)

IT cybersecurity incident discussed during town hall meeting

Victor Monterroza, staff writer February 23, 2024
IT cybersecurity incident discussed during town hall meeting.
The Association of Residence Halls submitted a survey Monday for students to share their thoughts on whether dining halls should be open Sundays. (Archive photo)

Association of Residence Halls considers Derby Dining Center opening on Sundays

Kyra Case, staff writer February 23, 2024
Should the dining halls be open or closed on Sundays?
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