K-State students travel to D.C. for Trump’s inauguration
Several Kansas State students traveled 1,048 miles to Washington D.C. to witness Donald Trump get sworn in as the 45th president of the U.S.
‘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.
48 votes separate Ayres, Mindrup in SGA presidential primary elections
Jack Ayres and Matt Mindrup won the primary election and will be moving on to the general election.
“Trump Up”: K-State students head to Topeka for Trump’s visit Saturday
K-State students head to Topeka to support, protest Trump's visit
What’s on the ballot: Candidates and issues for Riley County voters
When fulfilling one's civic duty, it's important to be an informed voter. Here's what's on the ballot in Riley County.
Q&A: Secretary of State Kris Kobach talks campaign for governor, pro-life culture, the Jeep
In a brief conversation, Kobach discussed his campaign platforms, strategy and his name in the news.
Horst says her vision requires incumbency on the State Board of Education
Deena Horst is running for reelection to represent the 6th district of Kansas on the State Board of Education.
Safe and affordable housing contentious topic at SGA, City Commission town hall
SGA and the Manhattan City Commission came together to address policy regarding safe and affordable rental housing in joint town hall meeting.
Campus carry opponents shift strategy amid regular, unsuccessful House hearings
Having faced obstacles in committee, Kansas Democrats and moderate Republicans look at amending firearm bills on the House floor.
First-time voters prepare to mark their ballots in the general election
"It is my first time," Jessica Shriver, junior in communications, said. "It's honestly something that is really cool, and we are so privileged to think of it as just a right in America.”
Q&A: Gubernatorial candidate Joshua Svaty discusses bipartisanship, Kansas economy, personal background
Gubernatorial candidate Joshua Svaty sat down to discuss promoting bipartisanship and improving the economy in the state of Kansas.
‘Every vote matters’: Focke wins commission seat after tight race
With the official count in, Democrat Kathryn Grace Focke is the winner.
Plans to change Title IX legislation have unclear effect on K-State
Betsy DeVos announced her plan to change Title IX, but any legislative changes have yet to be implemented.
Candidate promises to stand up to Legislature, work with both parties
Aaron Estabrook, a member of the Manhattan-Ogden board of education, is running for the state board of education.
Kansas gubernatorial candidate visits students
Mark Hutton, candidate for the Kansas governor, met with the College Republicans at Kansas State.
Local candidates discuss education, voter ID at forum
Candidates running for local elected offices discussed the issues at a forum Sunday.
Democratic candidates bid for locals’ votes at fundraising event
The Riley County Democrats' fundraiser included catered food, a silent auction and the opportunity to hear from four gubernatorial candidates.
As voting gets underway, Riley County institutes in-person election precautions
With election season approaching, the Riley County Health Department and County Clerk's office have worked to ensure the safety of residents planning to vote in-person on Nov. 3.
2016 Projected Election Results
The 2016 election results were not official by the Collegian's deadline.
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.