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April 2026 at K-State
April 30, 2026April is always one of the busiest, but most exciting, months at K-State. Take a look at some of the more memorable moments from a month packed with learning,...
Big ideas, Big 12 collaboration
April 30, 2026The future is being built in K-State labs — and across the Big 12. Whether it's developing "just-in-time" mental health interventions via smartwatches or...
Jenna Sorenson named 2026 Kyle Pelton Student Employee of the Year
April 29, 2026The K-State Career Center celebrates the outstanding work of Jenna Sorenson, winner of the 2026 Kyle Pelton Student Employee of the Year. Whether it is day-to-day...
Formulating the feed
April 29, 2026Kansas State University is home to the only four-year feed and pet food science degree in the nation. With roughly 20 students currently enrolled in the major,...
Jeffrey Pickering named University Distinguished Professor
April 29, 2026The professor in the Department of Political Science has been awarded K-State's highest academic title.
Artem Rudenko named University Distinguished Professor
April 29, 2026The professor in the Department of Physics has been awarded K-State's highest academic title.
Archive it or lose it: Preserve K-State's legacy
April 29, 2026The university archives serve as a valuable repository for records pertaining to the institution's history. University archives staff encourage you to transfer...
Marcellus Caldas named University Distinguished Professor
April 29, 2026Caldas, professor and interim department head in the Department of Geography and Geospatial Sciences, is bestowed K-State's highest academic title.
K-State announces 2026 University Distinguished Professor honorees
April 29, 2026Marcellus Caldas, Bala Natarajan, Jeffrey Pickering and Artem Rudenko have been named University Distinguished Professors.
Eat your words
April 29, 2026Through each dish and poem in Traci Brimhall's new cookbook, the stories, flavors and voices that define Kansas communities are celebrated.
