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Small chips, big impact
An applied learning experience gives K-State engineering students the opportunity to build organ chips, collaborate across disciplines and contribute to research...
A safer way to burn
Doctoral student Mayowa George is building a tool to help Great Plains land managers evaluate fire risk and support safer prescribed burns.
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Teaching old vaccines new tricks
Nov. 4, 2026Japanese encephalitis virus could threaten animal health and pork production if it reaches the U.S. Doctoral candidate Audrey Matheny is exploring whether...
Small chips, big impact
Oct. 30, 2026An applied learning experience gives K-State engineering students the opportunity to build organ chips, collaborate across disciplines and contribute to research...
A safer way to burn
Oct. 29, 2026Doctoral student Mayowa George is building a tool to help Great Plains land managers evaluate fire risk and support safer prescribed burns.
K-State students explore new opportunities through the Developing Scholars Program
Oct. 28, 2026Twenty-four Kansas State University students have been selected for the 2026-2027 Developing Scholars Program, where they will gain hands-on research experience,...
Quest Freshman Honorary selects 2026-2027 class of K-State student leaders
Oct. 16, 2026K-State's Blue Key Senior Honorary is proud to announce and congratulate the 32 students selected for membership in the 2026–2027 Quest Freshman Honorary.
Designing beyond the classroom
Oct. 14, 2026Students in K-State's College of Architecture, Planning & Design take design beyond the classroom, partnering with the Manhattan Arts Center to envision a new...
Spanish in action
Oct. 12, 2026K-State students combined Spanish-language immersion with hands-on research during a summer study-abroad program in Spain, connecting their academic interests...
Finding her people
Oct. 9, 2026Graduate School is better with community. Electrical and computer engineering doctoral recipient Priyanka Gautam built her own, turning a campus computing club...
When grief crosses borders
Oct. 7, 2026Grief is difficult enough without being thousands of miles from home. Doctoral candidate Adam Hedelund shares what international students have taught his research...
Eavesdropping on hidden bugs
Sept. 24, 2026Some crop pests are nearly impossible to see — but they may still be making noise. Research led by entomology graduate student Emily Sur is testing a new...
