The black mark the Kansas State Collegian student newspaper received from a national journalism organization has finally been removed. College Media Advisers, Inc. announced last week it has lifted its censure on the student paper for the 2004 firing of n...

The Union Program Council and the Office of Student Activities and Services will be co-sponsoring the Union Expo and Activities Carnival from 6 to 9 p.m. this Thursday in the K-State Student Union. The carnival, which is themed “Here’s Hollywo...

K-State’s Career and Employment Services Center is scheduled to sponsor its sixth annual Backyard Barbecue from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. on the back lawn of Holtz Hall. At the barbecue, students will be able to meet the CES advisers and staff. Students ...

Flags from all over the globe flew outside the International Student Center for an open house from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Tuesday. The event, which was sponsored by the Office of International Programs, was part of K-State Culture Day in the Week of Welcome...

The annual College of Arts and Sciences fair, which was scheduled for Tuesday and sponsored by the Arts and Sciences College Council, was cancelled. The fair was supposed to be held between the lawn of Eisenhower and Anderson halls between 11 a.m. and 2 p...

Everyday, mountain climbers go out of their way and push their physical limits for one thing – to reach the top. On top of the mountain, the climber achieves a new perspective, looking down at the rest of the world. From that high point on Earth, th...

It started rather simple. The year was 1996. The K-State Alumni Association, in collaboration with the University of Kansas Alumni Association, was interested in providing graduates, students and friends of each university with an opportunity to own a lic...

K-State’s first line of campus events is underway. The International Student Center will sponsor an open house from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. today. This is just one of many events to encourage students who want to know more information about campus events....

A team of Manhattan residents participated in Float Your Boat (Cardboard Boat Races) and placed second in the Extreme Division on Aug. 15. The team was awarded $25 and a trophy. The race took place at Milford Lake and was divided into four divisions. Only...

For the last week, the KSU Tap Dance Ensemble has been participating in a dance boot camp. The members of the ensemble worked for eight hours a day, five days straight practicing their dance pieces for the upcoming year. “The most challenging thing ...

When residence halls opened Saturday, one of the largest move -in days of Manhattan began as nearly 1,700 students out of a total 3,900 residents moved into K-State’s dorms. Moore Hall opened at 9 a.m. Saturday, while other halls prepared and opened...

The Student Governing Association has taken an idea from Dean of Students Pat Bosco and created a week-long celebration called “Week of Welcome.” WOW begins Sunday and will last until the following Saturday. Student Body President Dalton Henry...

The K-State Marching Band, known as the “Pride of Wildcat Land,” will give its first public performance of the 2009-10 season on Saturday. The band will march from Memorial Field through campus ending in front of Last Chance Saloon on Moro Str...

The Student Governing Association has taken an idea from Dean of Students Pat Bosco and created a week-long celebration called Week Of Welcome. WOW begins Sunday and will last until the following Saturday. Emily Haug, senior in political science and stude...