Museum to showcase influential Kansas artist
The Marianna Kistler Beach Museum of Art will add 25 oil paintings by Birger Sandzen to its collection of works. The newly acquired...
Harry’s history
"Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone"n Voldemort kills James and Lily Potter but is unable to kill their baby son, Harry. n On his...
Democrat Obama could shift political makeup of the country
Editor, If Sen. John McCain is the Republican nominee, the only means Sen. Hillary Clinton has a chance of besting him is by having Sen....
Riley County prepares for Phase 1.5 of Restrictive Movement order
The Riley County Health Department released Local Health Order No. 8 today, creating Phase 1.5 of the restricted movement order.
Working toward survival
Headlights give them away. As they make their way from their homes and barracks to morning physical training, post is quiet except for the...
DeRay Davis to perform, raise money for cancer research Wednesday
Phi Beta Sigma is hosting an event to help raise money for cancer research on Wednesday. Comedian DeRay Davis will be performing in the...
Park management professor to visit small African country of Mali
When the need for developing tourism arose in Mali, the Fulbright Program called upon K-State professor of park management and conservation Ted T. Cable....
Homeless shelter to expand this summer
Manhattan has a growing number of residents seeking shelter with few places to hold these people. One solution to the space problem is...
Fort Riley opens therapeutic greenhouse for soldiers with mild brain trauma
When people hear terms such as "post-traumatic stress disorder" or "war injuries," they often assume that these afflictions need intensive physical or psychological treatment. Last...
BSU barbecue to offer networking opportunities for new students
Students of all backgrounds have the opportunity to network with K-State multicultural organizations at the Black Student Union's welcome back barbecue Saturday afternoon. BSU's...
Honduras gets chance to shine at Coffee Hour
Students gathered at International Student Center hear about Honduras including the history, attractions of the country and traditional meal.
New faces of K-State student body appointed
Last Saturday, the 2013 K-State Student Ambassadors were announced at halftime of K-State's homecoming victory over Texas Tech. Jordan Priddle, junior in family studies...
K-State Rodeo starts tonight at Weber Arena
The K-State Rodeo begins tonight and calf roping, bull riding and goat tying will dominate Weber Arena all weekend. Doug Muller, KSU rodeo coach, said...
Student office deadline approaching
Only one day remains for candidates to file for student office. Applications for Student Senate, College Councils, Union Governing Board, Board of Student Publications and...
Volunteers rebuild roofs, garages in Greensburg
GREENSBURG, Kan. - Hammering nails, setting roof trusses and sleeping on military cots might not sound like a typical Spring Break getaway. However, 12...
Energy expert John D. McDonald presents at Kansas State University
Stimulus funding, passed by Congress, is paving the way for a new energy management system. The GridWise Alliance, a forum of companies seeking to...
Activist pedals for green revolution
Tom Weis has traveled 600 miles across country roads and main streets spreading a message — one of a green, industrial revolution. Weis, president of...
Show features attire, music from various countries
Bright, colorful and lively fabrics from around the world were modeled at the International Fashion Show in Forum Hall on Sunday.The show was organized...
Westboro Baptist pastor challenged in Supreme Court
The leader of the Topeka-based Westboro Baptist Church, Rev. Fred Phelps, whose church is infamous for its members' anti-gay protests at events including military...
‘Plague Year’ thrills, entertains despite serious detail flaws
In the style of Michael Crichton, author Jeff Carlson takes a scientific possibility - in this case, nanobots designed to eat cancer cells -...