Snub puts Wildcats on the map
The depressing news of K-State's NCAA Tournament snub still lingers around Manhattan and the state of Kansas. For the first time in more than a...
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Do you follow entertainment news?What's the hottest show on TV? Just who is Justin Timberlake dating now? How many celebrities does it take to...
Art displays creativity, encourages children to tell their story
Eight tennis shoes and a flip-flop rest on three black display podiums. Shoes are wildly painted with a smattering of colors and glue holds...
Manhattan 3rd-grader wins Reading Rainbow contest
The family joke is that the third grader was published before her father, who just happens to have a doctorate. Haley Grable, a Manhattan...
Several accidents reported on campus
Kansas State CollegianNo-injury accident Police responded to an accident without injuries on Tuesday morning, according to a K-State Police report. The accident happened on the...
American Red Cross to host blood drive on campus
The American Red Cross will host a campuswide blood drive this week from Tuesday through Friday. The blood drive will be set up in...
SGA intern program offers students a chance to get their feet wet in Student...
A class of 25 interns will participate in Senate committees and write and debate legislation, but won't have voting privileges like elected senators
Misplaced anger an epidemic
I've discovered in my old age that there are people who refuse to take responsibility for their actions, as well as people who simply...
Setting a lens on Barack Obama
The presidential inauguration of Barack Obama meant new department heads, White House aides, curtains and even a new chief photographer.On Jan. 4, then President-Elect...
Nutter’s Midweek Musings
Wednesday conundrums while Wildcat Nation mourns the loss of former quarterback Dylan Meier.• I would like to offer my condolences to anyone who...
Big events, small towns chronicled in ‘Laramie’
Students in K-State's theater program will perform "The Laramie Project" at 7:30 p.m. today through Saturday and on Oct 9-11, with a closing matinee...
Slowing down Daniel, Coffman key for Wildcats
Missouri was a trendy pick to win the Big 12 Conference's North Division after racing to a 6-0 start. However, a 25-19 setback at...
Kansas legislators reviewing marijuana penalties
Kansas Senate Corrections and Juvenile Justice Committee is in the process of amending a house bill that determines penalties for marijuana possession and research to use medicinally.
New facility to better serve Boys and Girls Clubs of Manhattan
On the corner of Fifth and Pierre streets stands the semi-completed Boys and Girls Club building surrounded by construction equipment. The club...
Families, children trick or treat with local businesses
Community members attended Bewitching in West Loop.
Panelists speak as part of International Week
The growth of K-State’s international student population and their integration into the culture and fabric of the university has been a key element in...
Construction worker dies at Jardine
One construction worker died and another was injured following an accident Wednesday at the Jardine Apartment Complex. Steven Darveaux of Winchester, Kan., died after falling...
Spring break brings opportunity to learn outside the classroom
Spring break is on the way, and with it comes countless things to do. Many students will escape to a warmer climate, while some...
Wind energy develops at K-State
Kansas has an abundance of wind flow throughout the state, enough that the U.S. Department of Energy has taken notice and made K-State the...