From the fire to the field: The birth of The Wabash Cannonball
Following the Nichols Hall fire that more or less crippled the band department on Dec. 13, 1968, the Pride of Wildcat Land returned just three days later to play "The Wabash Cannonball" for the first time.
Historical blazes give K-State a fiery history
With the first fire recorded on campus occuring in 1882, K-State has made a history of battling fires on campus.
K-State Theatre and Ebony Theatre presents Pulitzer Prize-winning play ‘Sweat’ opening Feb. 3
Crewmembers have been working for the past four weeks on the show "Sweat," showcasing this weekend at the Chapman Stage in Nichols Hall.
Expedition Asia: Sunset Zoo’s newest exhibit opening April 9
Sunset Zoo's newest and long-awaited exhibit, Expedition Asia, is finally opening this Saturday, April 9.
2012 ‘Dredd’ reboot done right, keeps true to original comic, shuns mistakes from 1995...
Last Friday saw the release of the awfully-marketed "Dredd" starring Karl Urban as the titular hero. This marks the second time the helmeted officer...
5-foot-1 female powerlifter breaks records, continues pushing her limits
Kansas State student excels in powerlifting and continues to surprise her competitors.
Up for interpretation: Artful campus sculptures have little-known histories
Though the sculptures on campus are well-known landmarks for students, many of their histories remain unknown.
Kansas writer Huascar Medina talks poetry, influences at May Our Voices Ring True
Medina grew up in Topeka, Kansas.
‘Haircuts for Jillian’: Sorority event supports cancer survivor
Alpha Xi Delta hosts a yearly hair donation event to support past member and cancer survivor Jillian Blackhall.
Comedian Taylor Tomlinson gets candid about city-living in new podcast
The 28-year-old comedian opens up about New York apartments, making friends as an adult, main character energy and more in her new podcast, "Sad in the City."
Miss Kansas marches to beat of her own drum
Taylor Clark, member of the Kansas State Marching Band, was crowned as 2021's Miss Kansas. Through years of pageants, she takes the year off of school to travel in her role, gaining positive experiences along the way.
Monkey see, monkey do: Sunset Zoo’s Mangalisa the Colobus monkey regains eyesight
Mangalisa, a Colobus monkey at Sunset Zoo, regained eyesight with cataract surgery.
‘Fishers of Men’ exhibit at Beach Museum represents oppression faced by refugees
Artist Fidencio Fifield-Perez's work, "Fishers of Men," represents feelings of injustice and persecution felt by refugees and immigrants.
First-Generation Student Graduation Celebration set for May 13 in Forum Hall
On May 13 in Forum Hall, first-generation students and their families will gather for a celebration of commencement.
“You know you are a math major when…
What is different about math majors at K-State?
K-State traditions through the years
K-State family continues to partake in many old traditions.
Exploring Manhattan’s best outdoor spots
Visit Manhattan's surrounding natural spaces before the summer ends.
From ‘Project Runway: Junior’ to Kansas City Fashion Week: K-State sophomore shows a passion...
Jaxson Metzler's L'Inverno collection will be featured at Kansas City Fashion Week.
Tailgating brings normalcy back to football season
K-State fans are thrilled to have tailgating back this season and are taking advantage of missed time.
Abby Aguilar representing Philippine Student Association crowned Miss K-State 2022
Delta Upsilon hosted the ninth-annual Miss K-State competition on Tuesday, April 12.