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Artem Rudenko named University Distinguished Professor

The professor in the Department of Physics has been awarded K-State's highest academic title.

Artem Rudenko

Marcellus Caldas named University Distinguished Professor

Caldas, professor and interim department head in the Department of Geography and Geospatial Sciences, is bestowed K-State's highest academic title.

Marcellus Caldas

Jeffrey Pickering named University Distinguished Professor

The professor in the Department of Political Science has been awarded K-State's highest academic title.

Jeff Pickering

From studio to storefront

Three students put their creative skills to the test through an internship with Spot Fire Press and the Flint Hills Discovery Center. Using printmaking equipment...

A young woman wearing a blue sweater prints a design on a shirt.

Turning K-State research into real-world solutions

As part of One K-State Research Week 2026, the university is recognizing inventors who received patents and plant variety protection certificates in 2024 and...

Group photo of 15 people standing indoors in front of a stone fireplace, many holding framed certificates and plaques during an awards ceremony. Purple Kansas State University banners are on either side of the group.

Fighting cancer by building nature's most complex molecule from scratch

Vidya Nadar’s journey in the Three Minute Thesis Competition takes her from the Little Apple to the national stage —illustrating why communicating research...

Vidya Narar poses for a portrait in a Union courtyard.

Andrew Smith to present civic lecture on media literacy, fake news

Andrew Smith, a 25-year veteran broadcaster and professor at the A.Q. Miller School of Media and Communication, will lead the Civic Lecture Series discussion...

A male college professor assists a female college student who is managing a control panel in a television production studio.

What happens in the space between a blink

Meng Han's innovative research explores what happens inside a molecule at the exact moment change begins. A recent pair of national awards is drawing attention...

A row of optical instruments on a lab bench emit red and green laser light, illuminating mirrors and components used in a physics experiment.

Engineering exploration

Erik Stalcup, a 2010 K-State physics alum, is helping NASA return astronauts to the moon today, with longer-term work to prepare for future missions to Mars.

A male rocket engineer in a purple shirt with a K‑State Powercat symbol poses for a portrait in front of a bright blue NASA globe logo.

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...