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A second chance at K-State

Many students are forced to leave college due to life circumstances, such as health challenges, family crises or financial difficulties. When they reach a point...

A college student stands facing Anderson Hall at K-State and wears a purple cap and gown and has a purple Powercat flag draped over her shoulders.

Carl R. Ice College of Engineering names Garmin its 2026 Company of the Year

The Carl R. Ice College of Engineering is honoring Garmin as its 2026 Company of the Year in recognition of Garmin's outstanding commitment to engineering education,...

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Country band Little Texas to play McCain Auditorium

Little Texas will give audience members a show to remember, full of their signature sound, tight harmonies and undeniable energy at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 2,...

A sweet return

The ice cream is returning, but that's just the beginning: a revamped Call Hall dairy plant and the new 1863 Marketplace are building on legacy and creating...

Several white ice cream tubs with a purple letter K on each sit on a table.

Where progress leads next

Learn more about what's next for K-State as shared by President Richard Linton during the 2026 State of Our University address.

A student wearing safety glasses works alongside a robotic arm in a K-State Salina laboratory.

Global shortages largely to blame for higher diesel prices, says K-State economist

Diesel prices are surging — and K-State agricultural economist Gregg Ibendahl says the squeeze could last much longer than farmers and consumers might expect

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People with Purpose: Justin Kastner

A professor in the Department of Diagnostic Medicine and Pathobiology, Justin Kastner encourages students to learn complex subjects through fresh perspectives,...

Justin Kastner

Breaking the ice at Bramlage

Every September, K-State welcomes hundreds of employers to the All-University Career Fair, where thousands of students arrive, dressed in their best and with...

Students at a career fair.

Kansas KidWind teams honored at Statehouse after world championship wins

Four Kansas student teams were recognized by Gov. Laura Kelly after earning world championship titles at the 2026 World KidWind Challenge. Organized by K-State’s...

A group of K-12 students stands with Kansas Governor Laura Kelly in the Kansas State Capitol alongside their winning wind turbine designs.

Open forums scheduled for animal sciences and industry department head finalists

The search committee for the department head for the Department of Animal Sciences and Industry announces three finalists who will interview for the position...