Kat’s Corner: “Empty Chairs”
The Collegian's news editor, Kaylie McLaughlin, shares her poem "Empty Chairs" with Kat's Corner.
K-State Theatre to show ‘Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time’ this...
"Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time" was K-State Book Network's selection for 2017. Its play adaptation is now taking stage at the Purple Masque Theater this weekend.
Crafting melodies: Composition students share what music-making takes
Only seven students study music composition at K-State, a field of study that emphasizes the art of making music from scratch.
How-To: Colder weather calls for pumpkin spice lattes
As the temperature drops, the weather calls for warm drinks. Gabriela Faraone shares how to make vegan pumpkin spice latte that'll curb the cold.
Kat’s Corner: “Is it enough?”
A poem by Peter Loganbill, Collegian writer and junior in public relations.
Caturday: Wanda
Wanda is a 3-year-old cat currently up for adoption at the T. Russell Reitz Animal Shelter.
The results are in, and here are your choices for Best of Manhattan 2019
Readers pick Purple Apple Awards in Collegian's Best of Manhattan
Without the luxury of in-person classes, modern language instructors look to technology to keep...
One of the ways that professors are trying to provide students with continued speech practice and discussion is through recording videos. A website that some professors are using is called Flipgram.
Anti-racist learning communities to begin this fall
The communities will be hosted via Zoom and will be guided by the novel "How to Be an Antiracist" by Ibram Kendi.
New Chosen Name Policy creates opportunities for representation
Kansas State added a Chosen Name Policy for students and employees wishing to be identified by a chosen name instead of their legal first name.
Students help with sanitation needs in Ecuador
Many college students in pursuit of a degree have dreams of earning a good living. Every year, graduates and continuing students vie for internships...
Lafene Health Fair gives students health info, prizes
Lafene Health Center sponsored its 21st Annual Health Fair in the K-State Student Union Courtyard on Wednesday. "Lafene should be the first source of health...
The great pumpkin: more than just a latte
Eating pumpkins can give you several health benefits, and there's many ways to eat them.
Food for thought: Eats that promote brainpower
Professionals give advice to students on how to eat to take care of their brains.
Set-top boxes: the who, what, why of computer, television streaming
Smart TVs aren't the only option when looking to connect your TV to the Internet
K-State-Salina receives infrared camera for use in aircraft trainer
Editor's Note: This article was completed as an assignment for a class in the A.Q. Miller School of Journalism and Mass Communications. K-State-Salina recently received...
Puzzle pack answers
These are the puzzle pack answers for April 6, 2015.
K-State alumna dedicates life to well-being of children
Women Empowered: This is part one of an ongoing series profiling strong, inspiring women in the K-State and Manhattan community.
Student doesn’t want to wait to pursue goals, files to run for Kansas House
One student has set a lofty goal for himself after graduation and is running for a seat in the Kansas House of Representatives.
Tap to Togetherness connects families
K-State Tap Dance Ensemble works with Parents as Teachers to help families bond.