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New Concur updates create more intuitive travel and expense processes

New Concur updates go live on April 1 and are designed to make everyday tasks smoother, support more intuitive training and strengthen system functionality...

Join industry leaders at the Nexus Informatics Conference

Join industry leaders for two days of learning, networking, and collaboration that ignite new partnerships in informatics. Students are invited to submit their...

Volunteers needed for 2026 K-State Day of Service on April 11

K-State friends and family are invited to join the annual K-State Day of Service from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, April 11, on the Manhattan campus.

Next-generation innovation

K-State is one of the nation's top patent-producing universities and has climbed to No. 83 in the Top 100 U.S. universities granted utility patents in 2025,...

A man wearing a white lab coat and a young woman wearing a white lab coat stand in a lab partially obscured by piping and tubes. The man is pointing to a document the woman is holding.

Tamara Bauer named director of Institute for Community Health and Well-being

Tamara Bauer has been named the director of the Institute for Community Health and Well-being at K-State. In this role, Bauer will help translate the institute’s...

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Milking potential

When Carson Corwin first arrived at K-State, dairy was the last thing on his mind. Now, with graduation in May approaching, it's all he thinks about.

Carson Corwin, wearing a black sweatshirt and gray baseball cap, smiles with his arms crossed while standing in a feedlot aisle lined with Holstein cows in the background.

Celebrating University Support Staff

Join the University Support Staff Senate in recognizing the contributions and achievements of Kansas State University staff members on Thursday, April 30.

Advancing excellence: 70 K-State faculty promoted, 27 earn tenure

The July 1 promotions reflect continued investment in faculty achievement and long-term commitment to student success and research impact.

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People with Purpose: Adam Ahlers

A lifelong outdoorsman, Adam Ahlers invests hands-on in the future of wildlife conservation through both research and teaching.

Adam Ahlers, wearing a red and blue plaid shirt and a Rocky Mountain Conservancy hat, explains field equipment to two students while preparing for a field study. Surrounding them is a fall forest, with barren trees and orange and red leaves.

K-State veterinarian shares tips to keep pets safe during severe weather

Severe weather season is here in Kansas, and preparing for storms should include every member of the family, including pets. Susan Nelson, clinical professor...