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The independent student news publication at Kansas State University

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The independent student news publication at Kansas State University

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In their letter to Richard Linton, president of K-State, and his vice presidents, faculty and staff voiced grievances with university decision-making and proposed a path forward.
Faculty Senate calls for ‘shared governance’ in letter to university administration
Declan Phipps and Alex Lanterman • November 13, 2026
Uneasy back-and-forth discussion filled the K-State Student Union Big 12 room Tuesday afternoon as Faculty Senate voted to approve a letter to Richard Linton, president of K-State, and his vice presidents expressing concern about the limited role the note said faculty and staff have played in university decisions.
From an undefeated nonconference run to a five-goal season finale, the Wildcats gave fans plenty of moments to remember in 2026. While the season didn't end the way K-State hoped, the team's growth and individual accomplishments offer plenty of reason for optimism heading into next year.
K-State soccer closes historic record-shattering season
Paige Mueller • November 13, 2026
19 team records broken in a season that ended short of the postseason, but K-State has plenty to build on heading into 2027.
Photo courtesy of Ryan Weed
A purpose beyond themselves
Josh Wilson • November 13, 2026
A beach volleyball participant orders food and drink at the bar in between playing games. 785 Dive hosts many activities such as country dancing, cornhole, volleyball and more.
More than volleyball | 785 Dive brings inclusivity to the Manhattan community
Greta Klein • November 13, 2026
Bump. Sip. Spin. The vision for 785 Dive might have started with beach volleyball, but it has progressed into much more. 
The current minimum wage in Kansas covers just enough for a cup of coffee or a few miles of gas. For college students working an hourly job, things need to change.
Let’s raise the minimum
Cadence Brier • November 13, 2026
Why minimum wage should be increased in the state of Kansas.
Social media has turned The New York City Marathon into more than just a race, spreading motivation and optimism online.
Hopecore | The impact of the New York City Marathon
Amelia Likens • November 13, 2026
Social media posts from the New York City Marathon remind the world of what can happen when you push yourself towards a dream.
College is stressful. Finding a hobby that you enjoy and relieves anxiety can make college easier.
Why college students need hobbies
Cadence Brier • November 11, 2026
Exploring the benefits of finding an activity you enjoy during the busy school year.
Scam Artist and Theranos co-founder Elizabeth Holmes subjects us to a glimpse of her psyche in the 34 days before her prison sentence in 2023. Nathan Fielder stars in a heavy departure from his ‘Nathan for You’ Satire and falls for the trap that is Holmes’ story.
‘You Can See Everything’ review | Sympathy for the devil
Josh Buenneke • November 11, 2026
In Nathan Fielder’s new “You Can See Everything” documentary, it’s clear Elizabeth Holmes is a victim of those around her, but it’s hard to feel for someone who effectively raised over 700 million dollars for a product that didn’t truly exist under her company, Theranos. 
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