Skip to Main Content
The independent student news publication at Kansas State University

Kansas State Collegian

The independent student news publication at Kansas State University

Kansas State Collegian

The independent student news publication at Kansas State University

Kansas State Collegian

This Week's Paper
Subscribe to our Newsletter
A student walks toward the entrance of newly renovated Moore Hall on Sept. 2. All wings are now open since major renovations have been completed.
Moore Hall open to capacity for first time since 2023-24 academic year
Colin Jarchow • September 24, 2026
2-year renovation project is part of a greater trend of residence hall improvements.
Photo courtesy of K-State Athletics
K-State takes seventh at Schooner Fall Classic, closes with 2nd straight under-par round
Brady Howard • September 24, 2026
Wildcats close tournament with second straight under-par round; Fields, Nakashima lead K-State individually.
K-State volleyball is 8-0 to begin this season. But the team's tight-knit connection isn't just prevalent on the court; it extends off of it, too.
Purple looks a lot like home
Paige Mueller • September 24, 2026
George LeRoux, owner of Flint Hills Prairie Bison Preserve, sings and plays guitar during an open jam session in his booth at the Manhattan Farmer's Market on Sept. 5.
Folk music brings lively ambience to Manhattan Farmer’s Market
Juliette Falo • September 18, 2026
For decades, musicians have gathered every Saturday at 3rd and Leavenworth for a community jam session.
The K-State Marching Band returns to Rock-A-Belly Deli for its 14th and final stop of the first Little Apple Pub Crawl of the season on Sept. 11.
Bringing bleacher energy to the ‘Ville
Emma McAtee • September 17, 2026
Most K-State students weren't alive to witness 9/11, but faculty and administrators still remember where they were when the attacks unfolded. (Photo courtesy of Cary Conover)
The ones who remember
Declan Phipps • September 11, 2026
New York Fashion Week is back for its 83rd year, giving people a look at next year’s fashions. But have designers lost their spark?
The Likens Lookbook | Has New York Fashion Week lost its edge?
Amelia Likens • September 24, 2026
The week has always been about showcasing inventive style, but many of today’s collections are losing color and playing it safe.
Despite K-State's thrilling start to football season, only one AP voter chose the Wildcats for the Top 25 Poll.
The AP Poll has a massive K-State blind spot
Nate Lowen • September 18, 2026
With the second week of college football wrapping up, K-State is off to an electric start that is going seemingly unnoticed in the eyes of national voters.
You're only in college for four years, so step out of your comfort zone, meet new people and bring back the bliss of freshman year.
Back to bliss | Making college as fun as freshman year
Cadence Brier • September 18, 2026
Is college feeling mundane? Why you should make every year of college count.
A customer's coffee and bagel sit on the counter at the newly opened Bandidas Coffee Co. on Sept. 15.
Bandidas Coffee Co. review | Come for coffee, stay for bagels
Kathryn Greenwood • September 18, 2026
The new shop has a memorable drink menu, but the bagels and schmear truly set them apart.
Partner Links

Click here to become a partner

Donate to Kansas State Collegian
$0
$5000
Contributed
Our Goal