Brookings Institution president discusses media, America’s future in K-State lecture
John R. Allen, president of the Brookings Institution think tank, spoke at K-State about digital media and the future of America as part of a lecture and luncheon Thursday.
Presidential candidates battle in final debate before election
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump face off in the final presidential debate.
Dividing lines: 2 student opinions on presidential impeachment inquiry
Students have varying thoughts on Democrats' inquiry into President Donald Trump.
Nationally renowned voting advocate encourages students to participate in politics
With the midterm elections fast approaching, Carolyn Dewitt, president and executive director of Rock the Vote, encouraged students to participate in politics.
Trump visits Topeka to rally for Kobach
After waiting in lines for hours, thousands of Trump and Kobach supporters rallied at the Kansas Expocentre in Topeka just weeks before the general election.
Young Democrats, College Republicans debate tax, healthcare, police reform
Clubs representing the Democratic and Republican parties battled it out in a debate on tax reform, healthcare and police reform.
News Briefs: March 28
Bruce Weber's return, the suspension of the Wichita State SGA vice president, controlled burns and votes on the state's medicaid health care program made today's news briefs.
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.
2016 Candidate Election Guide
Know the candidates before you cast your vote.
Democratic gubernatorial candidate visits campus
The Students for Environment Action held a forum Tuesday night to talk with Democratic gubernatorial candidate Joshua Svaty.
‘Every vote matters’: Focke wins commission seat after tight race
With the official count in, Democrat Kathryn Grace Focke is the winner.
Transgender students, allies rally for solidarity, support on K-State campus
In a "K-State Family Call-In," the K-State Gender Collective and K-State Sexuality and Gender Alliance rallied on Bosco Student Plaza to support transgender and gender-nonconforming students.
Estes wins congressional seat in hard-fought election
Republicans staged last-minute efforts to elect Ron Estes after Democrat James Thompson threatened the traditionally Republican Congressional seat.
Moran announces $6 million aid for farmers after wildfires, introduces tax exemption for ag...
Sen. Jerry Moran, R-Kansas, announced the allocation of $6 million to agricultural producers who were affected by the wildfires and introduced a bill that would allow for a $5,000 income tax exemption for youth who make an income in 4-H and FFA.
‘Value Them Both’ amendment rejected, primary ballot results
Alongside retaining abortion rights in Kansas’ constitution, the ballot determined Republican and Democratic candidates for the 2022 general election.
Presidential candidates face off in 2nd of 3 debates
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton met on the debate stage for the second time this election.
Video: Election Watch Party in the Union
The Collegian's Danielle Cook interviews people at the election watch party in the K-State Student Union on Tuesday.
Projected support of campus concealed carry law reveals sharply-divided state Legislature
As the Kansas Legislature prepares to address the campus concealed carry law, the fate of the temporary exemption for universities is up in the air.
Q&A: K-State graduate, Kansas House hopeful talks voting rights, civil liberties
Alex Van Dyke, recent Kansas State graduate in mechanical engineering, is running for the Kansas House of Representatives in the 67th district.
Kansas lawmakers debate end to campus carry law
K-State students and faculty testified to the Senate committee hearing a bill to permanently exempt universities from the state concealed carry law.