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Love & Football (Fútbol): The story of Nebraska’s Adrian Martinez and K-State’s Marisa Weichel
Even while playing Division I level athletics at two different schools, Nebraska quarterback Adrian Martinez and K-State forward Marisa Weichel have found a way to keep their love going strong.
Australian comedian Randy Feltface tackles faith, existentialism in comedy special ‘The Book of Randicus’
In his new special, Randy asks hard-hitting questions about religion, human evolution and the 2016 Australian Census.
OPINION: An end to springing forward and falling back
Daylight saving time has been a hot topic for years, and after the recent legislation passed by the Senate, we might be seeing the sun for longer.
Lack of sleep negatively affects students
Students experience sleep deprivation and the consequences that result.
Where Are They Now: ‘The Bachelor’ star Sean Lowe
Former K-State football player and "The Bachelor" star Sean Lowe talks social media and K-State memories.
Pre-workout supplement tests positive for methamphetamine-like substances
Pre-workout supplement tests positive for methamphetamine-like substances.
Ugly holiday sweater phenomenon continues to spread
With winter in full swing, it is time to once again prepare for the emergence of one of the holiday season’s predominant claims to...
Getting Up Early To Study Vs. Staying Up Late To Study
Differences in research and student opinion show it to be up to the individual whether early rising or late-night study sessions are more advantageous.
Bad sleeping habits affect grades, ability to absorb information in class
Sleep. Who needs it? College places a heavy burden on students' time management between classes and homework, and whatever is left is usually allocated...
Banned Book Highlight: Literature lifts the veil in Orwell’s “1984”
"1984" by George Orwell is commonly challenged by communist leaders due to its criticism of omnipresent governments.
Think Local: 2UW Brush Creek Ranch holds private horse shows during pandemic
The K-State equestrian team hopes to learn and grow at 2UW Brush Creek Ranch amid the pandemic.
Snag in Aggieville offers affordable, quick grocery delivery
Manhattan's newest delivery service, Snag, transports groceries and snacks by scooter within 10 minutes.
‘What Were You Wearing?’ exhibit shares stories from sexual assault survivors
"What Were You Wearing?," an art installation hosted by CARE, is on display in the Mark A. Chapman Gallery through April 19.
Robby’s Famous Cheesecakes becoming a staple in Little Apple
Robby’s Famous Cheesecakes has recently opened in Aggieville with sweet treats for everyone to try.
A brief, vulgar history of the ‘KU chant’
The "F*** KU" chant is more controversial than ever, but the past, present and future of sporting chants at K-State is something more students should know about.
New social media app ‘BeReal’ rises in popularity
BeReal has recently enthralled users with its unique features.
Student opinions differ about drinking alcohol before final exams
Editor's Note: This article was completed as an assignment for a class in the A.Q. Miller School of Journalism and Mass Communications. The thought process...
Manhattan Public Library promotes inclusion, diversity with new display of LGBTQ+ books
The Rainbow Library initiative provided the Manhattan Public Library with new LGBTQ+ books to promote inclusion and diversity in their young adult section.
AJR’s “OK Orchestra” is an attempt at therapy for America
The events that occurred in the nation and the world in 2020 inspired AJR to put together an album to calm the nerves of those who feel uncertain about the future.