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Architecture student’s senior project explores intersection of psychology, grief

Jacob Evraets created a visual representation of the five stages of grief, located by Ackert Hall.

K-State student charged with 2nd degree murder

A K-State student is being held at the Riley County Police Department for allegedly beating an Iraq veteran to death in Aggieville. According to a...

CBD American Shaman: Cultivating a new perspective on cannabis products

CBD American Shaman arrived in Manhattan in October 2017. Since then, the word has spread through Manhattan and beyond.

Valentine’s Day celebrated in various ways in K-State LGBT community

Valentine's Day is the one day a year when people have a legitimate reason to go out into public and show affection. Valentine's Day...

‘Red Dawn’ film remake hopefully improves character, story development

The remake of the 1984 film "Red Dawn" is set to hit theaters Nov. 21. It is projected to be a vast improvement over...

REVIEW: Raising Cane’s is everything you want, as long as you want chicken fingers

How does Raising Cane's rank on the pecking order of chicken restaurants?

Arrest Reports

TUESDAY Jared Russell Woods, of the 1000 block of Laramie Street, was booked for probation violation. Bond was set at $750. Joshua Tyvon Foster, of the...

Super Bowl parties bring people together

Friends, families, strangers and classmates gathered around TV sets to watch the Super Bowl throughout Manhattan Sunday night. Goodnow Hall hosted its annual Super...

First two African-American graduates leave impact today

Reflect on the university's diverse history.

Manhattan commissioners discuss how to spend tax money for economic development in future

City commissioners discussed how to spend future sales tax income devoted to economic development of Manhattan last night.The discussion followed a presentation of how...

Memorial fund established to help murder victim’s family

A memorial fund has been established to help the Alcantara family with the costs they have encountered with the recent murder of Alheli Alcantara.Alcantara,...

Fifth film in series best of bunch

Who knew that the peak of "The Fast and the Furious" series would come in its fifth go-around? This time director Justin Lin fully...

K-State daily briefs

Singer Chris Cornell of Soundgarden will be performing at the Stiefel Theatre in Salina on Dec. 10. Tickets are $37 and $47 and go...

Early picture planning a necessity

Everyone wants to perfectly preserve their special day and many couples choose to hire a professional photographer to capture all the perfect moments of...

Movies to get you into the Irish spirit

With St. Patrick's Day just around the corner, you may be looking for some form of entertainment to keep you occupied before the bars...

Japanese Student Association presents culture festival

The Japanese Student Association hosts an event to educate the community on Japanese culture.

Game Review: Playdead’s ‘Inside’

Dark, disturbing, and painstakingly crafted, "Inside" is a master class in visual storytelling and game design.

Search finds soldier dead at Fort Riley

The Fort Riley police station received a call voicing concerns about a soldier Wednesday, around 3 p.m., according to a press release from Fort...

Live burn training provides experience, teaches safety to Manhattan firefighters

Observing fire, wading through smoke and traveling through darkened rooms are all part of a special live burn training firefighters go through at Manhattan...

From Japan to K-State: The story behind the glass artwork in the Union

Ohno's work is displayed around the world, from the Imperial Palace in Japan to the K-State Student Union.