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Playing for the prairie

Inspired by the Kansas prairie, K-State undergraduate researcher Lauren Seybold’s LeafSpan board game has middle schoolers explore climate science through...

Lauren Seybold.

Tick talk

Do ticks jump? Will I get Alpha-gal syndrome from a tick bite? While tiny in size, ticks raise a large number of questions. Cassandra Olds breaks down the facts...

A close-up image of gloved hands using tweezers to examine a tick.

Celebrate Beach Museum of Art's 30 years with a spotlight on contemporary Osage art

The Marianna Kistler Beach Museum of Art is celebrating 30 years of serving Kansas and the region by launching a new exhibition on Aug. 18 featuring works by...

People with Purpose: Erika Geisbrecht

As a professor in the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biophysics, Erika Geisbrecht is helping to answer some of science's biggest questions — while...

Geisbrecht analyzes lab samples with two students. All three wear blue lab coats and goggles.

Uniting K-State's commitment to holistic corporate engagement

K-State is bringing colleges, departments, units and researchers closer together to create stronger connections with industry. By working as One K-State, the...

Aerial view of Kansas State University.

History comes to life for Wildcats in Berlin

Berlin became the classroom for eight K-State students who explored Germany's history, memory culture and lasting impact of the past through a faculty-led study...

A group of college students stands in front of the Berlin Wall for a group photo.

Lindsey Roles receives nationally-competitive Richard Frinier Design Scholarship

Lindsey Roles, a master's student in industrial design, has been selected as the recipient of the 2026 Richard Frinier Design Scholarship, a national honor...

An artisticly designed chair sits on a green lawn.

K-State employees invited to Faculty and Staff Resource Fair Aug. 18

K-State employees are invited to attend the Faculty and Staff Resource Fair from 1:30 to 5 p.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 18, in Hale Library, Room 181. Discover research...

K-State field days connect deep roots of western Kansas research to modern solutions for producers

Upcoming field days in Garden City, Hays and Tribune will bring local community members, producers and agricultural industry partners together with K-State...

About 15 people stand in the middle of a field near a green combine.

A cooler kind of capsaicin

Could the chemistry behind chili peppers help protect the heart—without the burn? Doctoral student Nik Carpenter is studying a capsaicin-inspired compound...

A graduate student in a white lab coat holds a green pepper up for the camera.