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The independent student news publication at Kansas State University

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The independent student news publication at Kansas State University

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A local Manhattan kid sits on the curb and waves an American flag before the start of the Veterans Day parade on Nov. 11.
Manhattan community honors veterans at annual parade
Amelia Likens • November 12, 2026
Those who served reflect on the importance of Veterans Day at Flint Hills Veterans Coalition’s annual parade.
Photo courtesy of K-State Athletics
K-State golf programs welcome 3 signees for 2027-28 season
Brady Howard • November 12, 2026
Men’s golf adds 2 Kansas natives, while women’s golf brings in international recruit from Taiwan.
Spencer Lein, sophomore in computer engineering major laughs as Rachel Dirks, associate professor of music and director of orchestral studies, jokes about how a scene in "Home Alone" ends. The K-State Symphony Orchestra has been practicing for weeks for its "Home Alone in Concert" performance on Nov. 19 and 20 in McCain Auditorium.
K-State Symphony to take on one of its most ambitious productions yet with ‘Home Alone’
Juliette Falo • November 12, 2026
Orchestra to bring John Williams’ iconic score to life in performance that pushes beyond the average concert experience.
College is stressful. Finding a hobby that you enjoy and relieves anxiety can make college easier.
Why college students need hobbies
Cadence Brier • November 11, 2026
Exploring the benefits of finding an activity you enjoy during the busy school year.
Scam Artist and Theranos co-founder Elizabeth Holmes subjects us to a glimpse of her psyche in the 34 days before her prison sentence in 2023. Nathan Fielder stars in a heavy departure from his ‘Nathan for You’ Satire and falls for the trap that is Holmes’ story.
‘You Can See Everything’ review | Sympathy for the devil
Josh Buenneke • November 11, 2026
In Nathan Fielder’s new “You Can See Everything” documentary, it’s clear Elizabeth Holmes is a victim of those around her, but it’s hard to feel for someone who effectively raised over 700 million dollars for a product that didn’t truly exist under her company, Theranos. 
Pat McAfee’s over-the-top persona and his perpetual appearances on every ESPN show are becoming too much. The Utah controversy provided the latest example of why sports fans are over listening to McAfee.
The Pat McAfee experience is growing old
Alex Lanterman • November 6, 2026
There was a time not long ago when Pat McAfee felt like exactly what sports television needed. And for a while, it worked. Nowadays, however, the same qualities that made McAfee popular are the same ones turning audiences away.
With access to the top celebrity stylists and makeup artists, fans hold celebrities to high standards when it comes to Halloween costumes. This year pop stars Olivia Rodrigo, Harry Styles and Sabrina Carpenter showed us what it looks like to take Halloween looks seriously.
The Likens Lookbook | Pop stars take the cake this Halloween
Amelia Likens • November 5, 2026
Celebrity Halloween costumes have to be inspired yet niche, spot-on yet on the nose. Many people look to celebrities for costume inspiration, hoping to recreate their looks or create a look of their own with the same level of impact.
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