Top 10 civil rights leaders
We were all taught about the civil rights movement in history class, but this fight is an ongoing battle that is still happening in...
REVIEW: ‘Ralph Breaks the Internet’ an average movie, but enjoyable for all
The second installment of the "Wreck-It Ralph" series has been done before, but still is fun to watch.
Red Ribbon Ball brings LGBTQ community together for dancing, fundraising
The red ribbon, a symbol for AIDS and HIV awareness and the event's namesake, was inspired by yellow ribbons used for the support and remembrance of U.S. soldiers in combat.
Annual Hale Library Concert Series sees its 13th year despite fire
The Hale Library Concert Series began in 2006 with the goal of enriching the culture of the Kansas State community.
Annual sidewalk chalk competition goes virtual, brings out ‘inner child’ in competitors
Winners who best represented the theme "expectations versus reality" will be acknowledged by Friday evening.
College of Agriculture alumna creates retail, bulk meat business
The High Prime team aims to provide the highest quality beef at a reasonable cost.
Coffee Hour gives cultural immersion of other countries from home
The Coffee Hour program will continue to meet virtually from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. on select Fridays throughout the fall and spring semesters.
‘Oh, the places they’ll go’: LINK scooters end up in new, unusual places
K-State students find the fun in getting their scooters where one would not typically find them.
‘Red (Taylor’s Version)’ gives chance to relive album
Taylor Swift's re-recording of "Red" did not disappoint, with added "From-the-Vault" tracks and old favorites to enjoy.
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.
Moderation is key when eating ice cream
Ice cream provides healthy benefits when eaten in moderation.
Q&A: Provost April Mason reflects on time at K-State prior to departure
As April Mason, provost and senior vice president, prepares to leave K-State, she reflects on the last eight-and-a-half years and discusses her favorite parts of her job.
Netflix Original Review: ‘Mercy’
Recently released Netflix Original did not live up to previous movies.
Notable alumni share memories, advice for K-State students
Berit Bihl
Editor's note: Bihl's section is compiled from information taken from an interview for another article published on July 24. The other alumni featured...
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.
Behind the Mask: K-State’s resident superhero finds his super suit during pandemic
Lane Porter, better known on campus as "the kid who dresses up as Frozone," dusted off his super suit early this semester to spread some joy amid the pandemic.
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."
REVIEW: Modern dating thriller ‘Fresh’ serves up horrific twist
Hulu's new film "Fresh" tells the story of Noa — a young woman who bites off more than she can chew as she navigates the modern dating world.
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 biology major when …
What is special about the lives of biology majors?