Perdue chats with students on key issues in agriculture
United States Secretary of Agriculture visited K-State and joined a select student group to dive deeper into Landon Lecture topics.
Campus police activity: April 23 to May 5
K-State Police are investigating a vehicle burglary and a theft under $1,500.
Here’s the complete list of the student senators for the 2020-2021 academic year
The new senators will be sworn in later this semester.
Architect Marlon Blackwell lectures on ‘unholy unions’ in design
Marlon Blackwell speaks about abstraction in a landscape of "unholy unions" as part of the Ekdahl Distinguished Lecture series.
Slow but steady: Work progresses on proposed multicultural student center
Demand for a new multicultural student center that would house the more than 20 multicultural student organizations has forced the wheels to turn on the project.
Student drinking habits intensify during first week back at school
Manhattan bars and liquor stores see an increase in business when students return to campus for the spring semester.
Black Student Union hosts vigil for understanding and peace
Students gathered for a vigil against racism Wednesday evening at Bosco Student Plaza.
“Kit Kat thief” tweet earns student 6,500 candy bars for giveaway
Hunter Jobbins, freshman in athletic training, was given 6,500 Kit Kats to give away for free on Haymaker Hall's lawn Thursday evening.
Kat Chat educates on Fake Patty’s Day safety
K-State's Kat Chat discussion series hosted a chat Tuesday evening regarding safe partying practices for the upcoming Fake Patty's Day.
McCain hosts 13th annual K-State Drag Show
Drag queens perform and raise $3,000 for campus LGBT scholarships.
Beach Museum unveils new photography exhibit
The Marianna Kistler Beach Museum of Art recently unveiled a new exhibit entitled “Kansas Veterinarian at Work: A Portrait by Tom Mohr.”
K-State sees increase in honor code violations
The 2015-2016 school year saw almost a 90 percent increase in honor code violations with plagiarism and unauthorized collaboration leading the pack.
Freshmen campus housing discussions tabled during pandemic
Fort Hays State University, Washburn, Wichita State University and Pittsburg State University all require freshmen to live on-campus. The University of Kansas does not.
Reported sexual assaults triple; K-State report
The Annual Campus Security and Fire Safety Report, released earlier this week, shows an increase in sexual assault reports on campus.
K-State greeks build culture of service
Members of K-State sororities and fraternities devote their time to giving back to the community
Manhappenin’ Magazine’s fall issue out Thursday night with release party
Manhappenin' Magazine released its fall issue with a Halloween release party.
Ebony Theatre’s First Fridays will showcase talent from students of color
Ebony Theatre's First Fridays at Purple Masque Theatre will showcase artists of color to celebrate diversity within the arts.
From the president’s desk
Student Body President Andy Hurtig and Vice President Joe Tinker congratulate band, update student on Bill Snyder Family Stadium upgrades.
Greyhound provides new transportation option to, from Manhattan campus
Greyhound's Manhattan bus stop is a new transportation option for K-State students.
Student Life meeting connects Founders Hill fire victims with assistance
Representatives from various offices across campus come together to speak individually with victims of the Founders Hill fire.