Monday Morning Brief: April 12
See how some degree requirements might change, catch up on the latest with K-State soccer and hear about what AASU has planned for Asian Pacific Islander Desi American Heritage Month.
Wildcat 91.9: Black Lives Matter protests continue in the greater Manhattan area
From Wildcat 91.9: Taking a stance against police brutality, several hundred protesters marched around City Park in Manhattan Wednesday evening.
Q&A: Tel Wittmer on obstacles, opportunities that come with being student body president
Collegian opinions editor Anna Schmidt talks with Tel Wittmer, student body president and senior in secondary education, about being a student leader during a pandemic in the first episode of Collegian Kultivate this fall..
Monday Morning Brief: May 3
In this morning’s podcast, see what the end of the countywide mask mandate means for you, find out about a challenge to get out outdoors and explore and more.
Monday Morning Brief: April 26
In this morning’s podcast, see why the cost to park on campus is going up next year, get the latest on the Pride of Wildcat Land Marching Band and more.
Monday Morning Brief: March 29
In this morning’s podcast, see why it might be easier for some students to attend sporting events on campus next year and get a glimpse at what the Student Governing Association has planned for the remainder of its term.
Monday Morning Brief: March 1
In this morning’s podcast, catch an update on possible changes to university's tuition and fees structure, see why Fake Patty's Day may be no more and other stories.
Q&A: Architecture professor, students discuss ongoing projects involving COVID-19
This podcast was recorded on April 10.
Q&A: Counseling Services psychologist on how to best approach the stress of finals week
Finals week is almost here. If you're stressed, check out this advice from Counseling Services psychologist Laurie Wesely.
Q&A: Biosecurity Research Institute director discusses COVID-19 infections, vaccinations in progress
Stephen Higgs, director of the Biosecurity Research Institute, joined the podcast on May 11.
Q&A: Lafene Health Center director, assistant director talk offered services, student self-care
Jim Parker and Jean DeDonder joined Kultivate to discuss seasonal affective disorder, the flu shot and more.
Monday Morning Brief: April 19
See what the first commencement since fall 2019 will look like and hear about the latest progress on one of the university’s initiatives in its inclusion action plan.
LISTEN: SGA elections commissioner talks Wildcats Vote, Manhattan election results
Hayley Spellman lead a voter registration drive shortly before the Nov. 5 election. This podcast was recorded Nov. 8.
Q&A: Andrew Smith discusses recovery, what COVID-19 feels like
Smith joined the podcast on March 14.
Monday Morning Brief: March 22
In this morning’s podcast, see what’s got campus and community health officials concerned about the potential for a surge in COVID-19 cases and get a look at what’s to come for the K-State football team in the 2021 season.
Q&A: University Honors Program executive on the nature of leadership
Kathryn Collins joined the podcast on Dec. 4.
Q&A: Thomas Lane talks personal mission statement, priorities at K-State
Thomas Lane sat down on the Collegian Kultivate podcast.
Q&A: If elected to the U.S. Senate, Usha Reddi plans to handle it all
Manhattan City Commissioner Usha Reddi joined Kultivate shortly before Thanksgiving break.
Monday Morning Brief: March 15
In this morning’s podcast, see how Kansas State’s faculty senate is hoping to respond to and address the university’s downward trends in enrollment and find out how many students actually voted in the Student Governing Association elections.
Monday Morning Brief: Feb. 8
This week's Monday Morning Brief takes a deeper look at the spring COVID-19 gating criteria as the in-person part of the semester gets underway and examines the revisions to the student conduct policy.