K-State celebrates National Cybersecurity Awareness this month

K-State has observed National Cybersecurity Awareness Month in October for five years.

Multicultural student leaders ‘feel disrespected’ over proposed changes to SGA’s Diversity Planning Committee

The BSU president said "multicultural students feel disrespected" regarding a proposal to move SGA's Diversity Programming Committee to the Office of Diversity.

Friends for life: International buddy program helps students feel at home

International students make a home in the K-State Family by linking up with domestic students through the International Buddies program.

K-State professors read mean TEVALs at Arrow Coffee event

Professors used the open mic at Arrow Coffee Co. to share less-than-flattering teacher evaluations.

Why faculty and staff work to keep K-State open, no matter the weather

Snow days aren't guaranteed in college. Cindy Bontrager, vice president of administration and finance, shares why.

Incoming class faces uncertainty with extended campus closure, virtual transition

Incoming freshmen are left wondering what their first semester in college might look like through virtual enrollment caused by pandemic.

Kistler Beach memorial service held at Alumni Center

Family and friends celebrate life of active philanthropist

New “relaxation station” in Union will help students deal with semester stress

K-Staters can get their first spa session free in the new NeuroSpa center in the Student Union.

Tuition plays important role in decision processes, leading students to loans, crowdfunding

The cost plays a crucial role in the college decision process for students.

Students use unhealthy shortcuts to deal with stress

Some students turn to caffeine to focus, others abuse ADHD medicine.

BREAKING: K-State still holding classes despite literal apocalypse outside

Although Manhattan is dealing with a demonic invasion, K-State advised students to "use their best judgment" when heading to class.

Hale Library will be closed for the rest of the semester

The library will not be available to students.

UPDATE: Multicultural organizations call for greater university diversity support

Posters promoting white nationalist ideals around campus prompted outrage, condemnations and opposition from various campus organizations.

Q&A: Miss Rodeo K-State talks about rodeo culture on campus

Bailey Jo Jeffries, Miss Rodeo K-State 2018, provides the scoop on rodeo culture before the K-State College Rodeo this weekend.

Farmers market fills Bosco Plaza with food, crafts

Students, faculty and staff filled Bosco Plaza with their produce, crafts and baked goods for the first farmers market of the school year.

K-State to remain in session during national day of mourning

Wednesday was declared a legal holiday in remembrance of the recently deceased former President of the United States, George H.W. Bush.

Student hosts a bone marrow drive on campus

K-State student hosted a bone marrow drive on campus to find matches for individuals in need of a bone marrow transplants

K-State agriculture student develops gluten-free purple wheat

The product will be available in select Kansas-area grocery stores starting August 2017.

Rare “corpse flower” blooms in K-State greenhouse

After more than 15 years of cultivation, the corpse flower at K-State began to bloom on June 27.

State budget cuts leave large impact on College of Architecture

Statewide budget cuts and an internal callback leave a large impact on the university's smallest college, the College of Architecture, Planning and Design.