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Jumpstart your spring cleaning with Shred Day

Shred Day is April 23 from 9 a.m. to noon at Bosco Plaza, offering a secure way to dispose of university records. Complete the required form in advance and...

Marshall Stewart named president of North Dakota State University

Marshall Stewart, executive vice president for external engagement and chief of staff, has been named the 16th president of North Dakota State University. Stewart...

K-State's common read encourages 'Cats to find their calling

K-State First, in consultation with the Office of the Provost and the campus community, has chosen "Callings: The Purpose and Passion of Work" by Dave Isay...

Unwrapping the sweet mystery

Shivaprasad Prakash is driving techniques that will make flour-based products, like raw cookie dough, safer for everyone.

A male doctoral researcher wears a white lab coat and sits at a research laboratory's hood.

K-State research meets the Kansas rotunda

On Feb. 26, 2026, eight undergraduate researchers from K-State presented their research projects to legislators, university administrators and the public during...

From left: Trase McQueen, Lawrence Settles, Mark Lexow, Madison Cynova, Michael Glenn, Tess Coontz, Beth Powers, Susan Rensing and Madeline Harp

Annual space management survey due June 12

The Office of Space Management is conducting its annual space survey to update and maintain the university's space database. The deadline to complete the survey...

Explore the Konza at Water Wednesday on April 15

Dive into a different style of Water Wednesday at the Konza Prairie Biological Station on April 15. This interactive networking session is designed to be exploratory...

A budget transformation update from advisory committee co-chairs

Provost Mendez and Vice President Erickson provide information and updates on the Budget Transformation initiative.

Energy surge puts pressure on farm budgets

K-State economist Gregg Ibendahl details how rising oil prices are expected to drive up fuel and fertilizer costs, adding financial pressure to farm operations.

A red combine is harvesting wheat in a field below a blue sky filled with clouds during golden hour, making the clouds look orange and yellow with light. Behind the combine is another field of green crops with a few trees.

People with Purpose: Shirley Tung

Shirley Tung uses age-old literature to help students interpret today's world, encouraging connection and self-discovery through the power of shared human experience....

Shirley Tung poses with president Richard Linton and provost Jesse Perez Mendez during K-State's 2025 University Outstanding Scholars ceremony.