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All-University Career Fair connects thousands of Wildcats with career opportunities

More than 3,600 K-State students connected with 461 employers at the annual All-University Career Fair, including a record 987 freshmen exploring career opportu...

Students attending the All-University Career Fair at Bramlage Coliseum.

K-State to host faculty and staff conversations focused on dialogue, engagement and our shared future

President Linton will host two open discussions with faculty and staff next week. These sessions are intended to provide an opportunity to listen and learn...

Spread holiday cheer during the Parking Services holiday toy drive

New, unwrapped toys and games can be dropped off now through Dec. 10. Toys will be donated to Toys for Tots. Participating students, faculty and staff who donate...

McCain Auditorium's free holiday gift to the community

The McCain Performance Series is offering a free show — Pat Hazell's "The Wonder Bread Years" — on Dec. 12 in gratitude and holiday spirit. Tickets are...

Business leaders from Aon, Koch Inc. and more to teach K-State students this spring

K-State students can learn directly from top business executives this spring through Executive Perspectives in Management, a three-credit elective open to all...

A woman in a floral blazer and white blouse shakes hands with college students outside a lecture hall.

Help K-State First Book select the common reading book for 2027

We started with "The Hunger Games" in 2010, met "The Other Wes Moore" in 2015, and learned from Dave Isay about "Callings" in 2026. What will be the common...

Protein supplements help cows maintain body condition through winter

Kansas State University cow-calf specialist Jason Warner says cattle producers should begin evaluating their cow herds’ nutritional needs to maintain body...

Angus cow and calf with blue ear tags on a green field of grass

Holiday blooms need to be planted soon

'Tis the season to start thinking about decking the halls with holiday décor. K-State horticulture expert Matt McKernan has advice for those wanting amaryllis...

A close up shows a pink flower.

Once a Wildcat, always a Wildcat

The College of Business Administration has named 1975 accounting alumna Candace "Candy" Hart Duncan the 2026 Business Leader of the Year and inducted her into...

Candace Duncan.

Cats’ Cupboard seeks advisory board members

Cats’ Cupboard is now accepting applications for its advisory board. Cats’ Cupboard seeks individuals with passion and capacity to advise, assist, support...