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Kansas officials urge vigilance after New World screwworm detected in Texas calf

Kansas agriculture and animal health officials are urging livestock producers, veterinarians and pet owners to remain vigilant following confirmation of a New...

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People with Purpose: Lonnie Hobbs Jr.

Lonnie Hobbs Jr., assistant professor of agricultural economics, is committed to creating a culture of community at K-State through personal and professional...

Lonnie Hobbs Jr.

Sidewalk closure north of Fairchild Hall starts on June 8

Beginning Monday, June 8, a section of the sidewalk on the north side of Fairchild Hall, south of Mid-Campus Drive, will be temporarily closed to pedestrians.

Finalists announced for interim dean of College of Arts and Sciences

The search committee for the interim dean of the College of Arts and Sciences announces three finalists who will interview for the position.

Engineering Extension wraps up 2026 KidWind Challenge with four Kansas teams named national champions

In a thrilling finish to its 2026 KidWind Challenge season, the Kansas Energy Program, part of K-State Engineering Extension, saw four Kansas teams recognized...

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Building beyond game day

What can Kansas City gain from hosting the World Cup? Salma Aouam, a spring 2026 master's graduate in regional and community planning, says the event could...

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K-State, Stormont Vail partnership fuels global DataFest challenge

K-State undergraduate students joined more than 2,000 others worldwide in this year’s ASA DataFest, a fast-paced analytics competition focused on improving...

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From roommates to running mates

Kansas State University Salina students have chosen new leadership for the upcoming academic year, selecting a duo with extensive experience in the Student...

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May 2026 at K-State

As the spring semester came to a close, Wildcats continued to make an impact in classrooms, labs and communities. Look back at some of the memorable moments...

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People with Purpose: Cassie Jones

Cassie Jones, professor and teaching coordinator of animal sciences and industry, is shaping a stronger future for agriculture by building confidence in the...

Cassie Jones