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StoryCorps founder, K‑State common read author to visit campus Oct. 1
Sept. 14, 2026Dave Isay — award-winning radio producer, founder of StoryCorps and author of the 2026 K-State common read "Callings: The Purpose and Passion of Work" —...
Teaching Tech Talk explores Mediasite tools for creating and sharing instructional videos
Sept. 14, 2026Faculty and staff can use Mediasite, K-State’s video capture and management platform, to create, organize and share instructional videos through Canvas or...
Portions of Claflin Road and parking lots closed Sept. 17-18
Sept. 14, 2026Portions of Claflin Road, Mid-Campus Drive, and some parking lots on K-State's campus will be affected for the Western Star Global Grain and Food Center ribbon-cutting...
Marking Suicide Prevention Month at K-State
Sept. 11, 2026Suicide Prevention Month is a reminder that the conversations we sometimes avoid are often the ones that matter most.
K-State, NASA highlight satellite technology for Kansas farms at Flickner Innovation Farm
Sept. 11, 2026K-State partners with Flickner Innovation Farm to test NASA satellite data under real-world farm conditions. NASA's Space for Ag tour recently brought researchers,...
Purple Praise: September 2026
Sept. 11, 2026Graduate fellowships, artificial intelligence research, book publications and more: Standout Wildcat achievements from September 2026.
Good citizens, good taxpayers
Sept. 11, 2026Does doing a good deed give you a pass to cut corners elsewhere? New research says not when it comes to taxes. People who donate to charity are more likely...
'Collaborative in nature'
Sept. 11, 2026How does land shape the people who call it home? During a recent residency, K-State professor Ursula Emery-McClure explored that question through the lens of...
McCain Performance Series kicks off new season with comedy show
Sept. 10, 2026K-State's McCain Performance Series kicks off this month with "Laughing for All the Wrong Reasons," a comedy show presented by the improv group The Second City...
Conservation through global collaboration
Sept. 10, 2026Recent agronomy doctoral graduate Alexis Correira will travel to Honduras in 2027 to attend Zamorano University, where she will study the country's largest...
