COVID-19
Masks now optional on all K-State campuses, at university events
Effective immediately, masks and social distancing are no longer required for students, faculty, staff or visitors.
Students welcome summer, travel after challenging year
With many travel restrictions and other COVID-19 precautions starting to expire, students are taking advantage of a semi-ordinary summer.
As students prepare for finals, stress, graduation uncertainty accompany them
Steven Parker, freshman in supply chain management, does not know what a typical finals week looks like on campus, and he's not alone. Most freshmen, along with many transfer students, haven't experienced in-person finals since starting at K-State.
Kansas State students, faculty anticipate reopened campus for 2021 fall semester
As K-State moves through phases of the university reopening plan, students and faculty voice their pandemic struggles and what they look forward to in the fall.
Online, canceled internships pose challenge for students needing credit
The COVID-19 pandemic disrupted many students' plans last summer by forcing employers to cancel, postpone or move student internships and jobs.
Riley County positivity rate jumps to three percent
For the week of April 18, the positivity rate was 3.2 percent. Of the 1,028 tests performed, 33 were positive.
Graduate students navigate COVID-19-era research, education
The shockwaves of the pandemic altered the graduate experience for both incoming graduate students and those already here at K-State.
Monday Morning Brief: May 3
In this morning’s podcast, see what the end of the countywide mask mandate means for you, find out about a challenge to get out outdoors and explore and more.
OPINION: What sports have taught us in the last nine months
With the school year coming to a close, here's what we've learned during the unforgettable COVID-19 sports season.