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People with Purpose: Libby Thorson-Kahl

Through her work with the Center for Advocacy, Response and Education, Libby Thorson-Kahl ensures student voices feel heard.

Libby Thorson-Kahl

Songs of the Konza

Through research on birdsong and natural soundscapes at Konza Prairie Biological Station, doctoral student Katharina Bremser is investigating how listening...

A doctoral student in a brown T-shirt, red backpack and purple hat poses for a portrait on a trail in a wooded prairie.

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.

An 'Architist's' journey

Using an “architist” perspective, APDesign graduate Vance Lor will explore untold Hmong histories in Laos through immersive travel-based research, supported...

An architecture graduate student gives a presentation on sketching at the head of a college classroom.

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...

A female graduate students pose for a portrait under a library's outdoor entrance.

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...

A collage of various images shows events at K-State in May 2026.

Detection at the nanoscale

Graphene, the "wonder material," has shaped much of Suprem Das' research career, and his continued work with the material has earned him his fourth patent,...

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Foraging solutions in foreign fields

K‑State's Romulo Lollato and Australia's John Kirkegaard are collaborating to learn from each other's wheat production systems and strengthen agriculture...

Two wheat researchers kneel with rulers in a field of short heads of wheat.

Rapid response fueled by Wildcat research

In livestock disease response, timing determines whether an outbreak is contained or cascades through the entire production system. K-State experts presented...

A red cow stands in a field of green grass.

Stocked for success

Through the Cats' Cupboard Cart at K-State Olathe, Steven Brockschmidt has helped bring in over 411 pounds of donated food, expanding access to basic needs...

Steven Brockschmidt stands next to the Cats' Cupboard Cart, holding a black reusable grocery bag