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Academic Innovation Fund seeks proposals for new programs and credentials

The Office of the Provost has opened the FY27 Academic Innovation Fund application cycle, offering support for new microcredentials and degree programs that...

Where data meets strategy

The College of Business Administration is launching the Master of Marketing Science in January 2027 — a 100% online, STEM-designated graduate program designed...

Award-winning law enforcement professional to lead K-State Police, public safety

Kacey Wiltz, a lauded Kansas law enforcement professional with more than 20 years of experience, has been selected as director of public safety and chief of...

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Gardiner Lecture presented by nutrition researcher Yanni Papanikolaou

Papanikolaou's presentation on Oct. 5 will invite audience members into a broader conversation about protein, nutrient adequacy, longevity and the challenge...

Care students can count on

Whether a student needs treatment for an illness, help recovering from an injury, support during an emotionally difficult period, or guidance in managing an...

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Building businesses, chasing dreams

When Army veteran Ryan Atkins launched a Flint Hills hunting outfitter business, passion and demand got him started, but it took K-State's Entrepreneurship...

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Kicking off a new semester

From move-in and K-State Kickoff to late-night activities and New Student Convocation, campus has been full of energy as Wildcats return for a new academic...

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People with Purpose: Siny Joseph

A professor of economics at K-State Salina, Siny Joseph is driven by a desire to understand what people need and turn that understanding into meaningful change,...

Siny Joseph, wearing a purple and grey K-State polo shirt, stands smiling in front of a white board. The board showcases a supply-and-demand model graph written in purple marker.

Updates to drop-in portrait services

The Division of Communications and Marketing is announcing several changes to its drop-in portrait services, which will take effect at the start of the 2026–2027...

K-State partners with Atom Grants to power faculty funding discovery

Kansas State University has established an institutional membership with Atom Grants, providing faculty, staff and graduate students access to an AI-powered...