Editor’s note: Collegian to move to online-only publication during campus closure

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Callery pear trees have blossomed in front of the historical Anderson Hall after a long, cold winter. The Collegian will suspend print production while K-State remains closed to in-person classes. (File Photo by Brooke Barrett | Collegian Media Group)

Following the university’s decision to postpone resuming class following spring break and begin online-only instruction on March 23, the Collegian will suspend regular print production schedule until further notice.

The Collegian remains committed to keeping the university community informed and will continue to publish regularly online as information becomes available regarding Kansas State’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic and other important issues related to student life.

This decision to go online-only was not made lightly and will be reviewed continually as the situation progresses. We may return to our regular publication schedule before the university resumes in-person instruction.

The Collegian will continue to accept news tips through news@kstatecollegian.com and letters to the editor via letters@kstatecollegian.com. As is always the case, news can be found at kstatecollegian.com.

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My name is Kaylie McLaughlin and I'm the ex-managing editor and audience engagement manager of the Collegian. Previously, I've been the editor-in-chief and the news editor. In the past, I have also contributed to the Royal Purple Yearbook and KKSU-TV. Off-campus, you can find my bylines in the Wichita Eagle, the Shawnee Mission Post and KSNT News. I grew up just outside of Kansas City in Shawnee, Kansas. I’m a senior in digital journalism with a minor in French and a secondary focus in international and area studies. As a third-generation K-Stater, I bleed purple and my goal is to serve the Wildcat community with accurate coverage.