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Where engineering meets entrepreneurship

Kevin Roy, a senior in computer science at K-State, has discovered his entrepreneurial potential during his time as a Wildcat. Read more about how Roy created...

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K-State's new partnership with TimelyCare to provide free, 24/7 virtual health care to students

K-State’s new partnership with TimelyCare — a virtual health and well-being solution for learning communities — offers personalized, clinically proven...

K-State's nationally acclaimed online programs position students for lifelong success

Thanks to flexible, high-demand degrees and specialized resource offerings, K-State's online programs have been ranked among the best in the nation by U.S....

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Set your goals in motion with the help of campus resources

Whether students want to meet new people, take control of their finances, prioritize health and well-being, or pursue academic success, K-State offers on-campus...

K-State Wrapped 2025

K-State is dedicated to growing learners ready to hit the ground running as they start careers; extending our service to all 105 Kansas counties and doing good...

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From Kampala to Kansas Fields

From Kampala to the Kansas prairie, Rayhaan Kabenge— a graduate assistant with the Testing Ag Performance Solutions team at Kansas State University — is...

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Computer science department's Hour of Code engages local K-5 students

Kansas State University's Department of Computer Science welcomed K-5 learners to campus for its second Hour of Code event, offering hands-on activities in...

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Student speeches and performances to take center stage at K-State’s fall commencement ceremonies

Kansas State University's commencement ceremonies will highlight student remarks and a variety of student vocal and instrumental performances.

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Online commencement programs available, order printed copy

As commencement ceremonies kick off today, K-State families and guests can now access the fall 2025 commencement programs at no cost online or through QR codes...

People with Purpose: Mitzi Farmer

In this edition of People with Purpose, Mitzi Farmer shares how she makes a difference by providing safe spaces for students, staff and faculty to feel seen,...

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