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Carl R. Ice College of Engineering adopts dedicated advising model

As part of a universitywide initiative to improve student success through enhanced academic advising, the Carl R. Ice College of Engineering has adopted a professional...

Total Compensation Summary now available in HRIS

The summary statement provides a view of K-State benefits-eligible employees' total compensation in 2025, which includes direct compensation and indirect compen...

Public K-State Salina lecture to explore how everyday people can advance the common good

K-State Salina's Civic Lecture Series will feature "The Power of the People to Impact the Common Good" at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, Feb. 11, on the K-State Salina...

Building your path: Resources for academic and career planning

Preparing for the fall 2026 semester, graduate school, professional school or the workforce takes planning. Campus resources are here to make the transition...

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Where engineering meets entrepreneurship

Kevin Roy, a senior in computer science at K-State, has discovered his entrepreneurial potential during his time as a Wildcat. Read more about how Roy created...

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K-State's new partnership with TimelyCare to provide free, 24/7 virtual health care to students

K-State’s new partnership with TimelyCare — a virtual health and well-being solution for learning communities — offers personalized, clinically proven...

Learn best practices for managing university records Feb. 17

Have you ever cleaned out your desk or your inbox and wondered if you're handling university information correctly? Join Danielle Hall, K-State's university...

Building a BrAND

As he prepares to retire after more than 33 years as K-State Bands director, Frank Tracz reflects on his legacy and his constant ideal to "leave it better than...

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Parking meters on the Manhattan campus transition to cashless payments

K-State’s Manhattan campus has upgraded its parking meters to accept cashless payments, allowing users to pay with credit and debit cards.

K-State's nationally acclaimed online programs position students for lifelong success

Thanks to flexible, high-demand degrees and specialized resource offerings, K-State's online programs have been ranked among the best in the nation by U.S....

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