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A close-up shot of Verkada cameras located at Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Drive, in between the World War I Memorial Stadium and the K-State Student Union. The cameras allow authorized users to watch a live feed and easily search the cameras' memory for individuals, vehicles and movement.
Over 380 Verkada cameras watch over campus | What do they mean for students?
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
Lauren Reinhold answers questions from students and community members in Forum Hall on Sept. 22.
Student concerns take center stage at Union congressional town hall
Representatives from K-State and the College of Agriculture, including Dan Moser, Dean of Agriculture and President Richard Linton pose before slicing the ribbon to celebrate the opening of the Western Star Global Grain and Food Center on Sept. 18.
‘A noble endeavor’ | Western Star Global Grain and Food Center unveiled
A closer look at the sign posted under the Flock camera near South Seth Child Road. The sign states that Flock cameras are "warrantless," "AI powered" and contribute to "mass surveillance." The sign provides a QR code to DeFlock.org where people can learn more about Flock cameras and locate ones in their area. This is one of 11 Flock cameras that the Riley County Police Department operates in Manhattan.
‘Our community is a lot safer because of this technology’
Junior Ven Viloria and sophomore Sareah Rason, who play Betti and Benny Randle, embrace at the end of scene six as they practice for their play on Sept. 14. Their first show is on Sept. 24.
‘We’re still here’ | Theatre Program presents first production of semester
Jack Fleischaker died after falling out of a second-story window at the Sigma Chi fraternity house. Kansas State has not released any comment.
Student dies after falling from window at Sigma Chi
A spectator approaches an individal on Bosco Plaza holding a sign encouraging use of the n-word (Photo courtesy of anonymous Kansas State student).
Local NAACP urges K-State to act after student displayed racial slur on Bosco Plaza
Photo courtesy of Kansas State University.
Dean Chris Culbertson accepts position at University of South Carolina
Head mens basketball coach Jerome Tang was fired for cause on Feb. 15 after he directed negative comments to his team after their loss to Cincinnati on Feb. 11. Athletic director Gene Taylor said Tang's conduct has "not aligned with K-State's standards for supporting student-athletes."
Kansas State fires head basketball coach Jerome Tang
Canvas outage causes concern among students and faculty
Canvas outage causes concern among students and faculty
Conservative speaker Charlie Kirk appeared at K-State Sept. 13, 2024 for his “You’re Being Brainwashed" tour. He debated students on various political issues. (Archive photo by Cole Bertelsen)
Conservative figure Charlie Kirk assassinated at university event in Utah
A close-up shot of Verkada cameras located at Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Drive, in between the World War I Memorial Stadium and the K-State Student Union. The cameras allow authorized users to watch a live feed and easily search the cameras' memory for individuals, vehicles and movement.
Over 380 Verkada cameras watch over campus | What do they mean for students?
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
Lauren Reinhold answers questions from students and community members in Forum Hall on Sept. 22.
Student concerns take center stage at Union congressional town hall
Representatives from K-State and the College of Agriculture, including Dan Moser, Dean of Agriculture and President Richard Linton pose before slicing the ribbon to celebrate the opening of the Western Star Global Grain and Food Center on Sept. 18.
‘A noble endeavor’ | Western Star Global Grain and Food Center unveiled
Junior Ven Viloria and sophomore Sareah Rason, who play Betti and Benny Randle, embrace at the end of scene six as they practice for their play on Sept. 14. Their first show is on Sept. 24.
‘We’re still here’ | Theatre Program presents first production of semester
Candidate for Secretary of State, Jennifer Day answers an audience members question in Forum Hall on Sept. 15. Jennifer Day has been campaigning since December 2025.
Secretary of State candidate highlights students’ role in Kansas elections during town hall
A closer look at the sign posted under the Flock camera near South Seth Child Road. The sign states that Flock cameras are "warrantless," "AI powered" and contribute to "mass surveillance." The sign provides a QR code to DeFlock.org where people can learn more about Flock cameras and locate ones in their area. This is one of 11 Flock cameras that the Riley County Police Department operates in Manhattan.
‘Our community is a lot safer because of this technology’
Photo courtesy of Sarah Maass
4-H members to showcase projects at State Fair
Customers sit inside the newly opened Bandidas Coffee Co, in the open seating area and a full retail display alongside its main service area.
Bandidas Coffee Co. officially opens its doors in Manhattan
Rendering courtesy of K-State College of Agriculture
New agronomy research complex advances K-State’s Agriculture Innovation Initiative
New tennis courts and nets were unveiled on Aug. 29 at CiCo Park in Manhattan. The eight new courts replace the three that were deemed unusable.
New CiCo tennis courts open for Manhattan community
Crepe Du Jour offered a pop-up where customers could sample crepes for free.
Crepe Du Jour to bring French-inspired crepes to Aggieville this summer
RCPD launches online system to simplify sexual assault reporting for victims
RCPD launches online system to simplify sexual assault reporting for victims
(Photo courtesy of Crawford County Sheriff’s Office)
K-State football player arrested for drug charges, dismissed from team
Manhattan man released on $10,000 bond after alleged stabbing
Manhattan man released on $10,000 bond after alleged stabbing
Illustration by Haley Smith and Ashly Sites
Counterfeit bills surface at local businesses, primary suspect identified
Police monitor the hectic Ratone Street, as people gather and partake in Fake Patty’s Day festivities.
‘We’re not the enemy’ | A recount of Fake Patty’s Day
RCPD arrested a string of individuals for purchasing unlabeled marijuana flower from CBD stores in Manhattan and around Kansas. Among the arrests was David Ince, owner of CBD American Shaman in Manhattan.
Unpacking CBD | Analyzing Federal and Kansas THC laws
Trump signs an executive order in Capital One Arena on Jan. 20, 2025. Trump signed 35 orders in his first week. (Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons)
First Week in Office | Trump signs record-high number of executive orders
President Donald Trump was sworn in on Jan. 20, 2017 at the U.S. Capitol building in Washington, D.C. He holds his left hand on two versions of the Bible, one childhood Bible given to him by his mother, along with Abraham Lincoln’s Bible. (Photo courtesy of The White House)
Former President Trump to return to White House
House candidate Angel Roeser and Senate candidate Brad Starnes celebrate their simultaneous lead in the Kansas general election on Nov. 5.
Kansas Remains Red | Election results at the state, local level
Kansas House | Roeser wins District 67
Kansas House | Roeser wins District 67
Swing State | AP calls Trump win in North Carolina
Swing State | AP calls Trump win in North Carolina
Swing State | Trump leads Michigan
Swing State | Trump leads Michigan
Avery Johnson looks toward the end zone for an open route to run. Johnson threw for 227 passing yards, 152 rushing yards and two rushing touchdowns. This made Johnson the first player in K-State history with 200 passing yards and 150 rushing yards in a single game.
Know Your Opponent | Big 12 play begins between Bearcats, Wildcats
Photo courtesy of K-State Athletics
K-State takes seventh at Schooner Fall Classic, closes with 2nd straight under-par round
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
Photo courtesy of K-State Athletics.
Wildcats cap undefeated nonconference slate with 4-set win at Omaha
Jay Harris (9) celebrates after recording one of his two rushing touchdowns in K-State's 31-20 win over Tulane. Harris transferred to K-State from Oregon where he played in 11 games and had 151 rushing yards and two touchdowns.
Johnson sends Green Wave crashing in historic win
Rilyn Rintoul defends the ball from Houston on Sept. 18. The Wildcats suffered their first loss of the season to Houston, 3-0.
‘Cats fall to Cougars, ending historic streak
Avery Johnson looks toward the end zone for an open route to run. Johnson threw for 227 passing yards, 152 rushing yards and two rushing touchdowns. This made Johnson the first player in K-State history with 200 passing yards and 150 rushing yards in a single game.
Know Your Opponent | Big 12 play begins between Bearcats, Wildcats
Jay Harris (9) celebrates after recording one of his two rushing touchdowns in K-State's 31-20 win over Tulane. Harris transferred to K-State from Oregon where he played in 11 games and had 151 rushing yards and two touchdowns.
Johnson sends Green Wave crashing in historic win
Quarterback Avery Johnson (2) steps back to throw from the shotgun against Colorado on November 29, 2025 at Bill Snyder Family Stadium. Johnson would finish with 151 yards of offense in the 24-14 victory over the Buffaloes.
Know Your Opponent | Klein says “no doubt” 2022 loss still lingers as K-State hosts Tulane
Kansas State running back Rodney Fields Jr. (20) accelerates downfield into the open turf to score a 75-yard touchdown. Fields capped off the 34-7 win with 105 net rushing yards and one score on Sept. 12.
K-State thunders past Washington State 34-7
K-State wide receiver Jaron Tibbs (12) celebrates scoring a touchdown during the first half against Wildcat defenders Logan Bartley (10) and Desmond Purnell (32) chase down North Dakota quarterback Jerry Kaminski (11) on August 30, 2025.
Know Your Opponent | Wildcats, Wazzu ready for first ever showdown in Week 2
Quarterback Avery Johnson (2) breaks a tackle before bursting into the endzone for a touchdown against Nicholls on September 5. K-State's potent offense would drop ten touchdowns in the 71-3 victory to debut the 2026 season.
HAIL, HAIL, HAIL, ALMA MATER
Tess Heal (34), guard, cuts as she dribbles down the court during the WBIT first-round game between Kansas State and Georgia Tech at Bramlage Coliseum in Manhattan, Kansas, on March 19, 2026. Kansas State defeated Georgia Tech 69–65.
Wildcats knocked out of WBIT by Cal in second round
Forward Nastja Claessens (4) dances with guard Mikayla Parks (10) as she is announced for starting lineups against BYU at Bramlage Coliseum on February 7, 2026.
K-State pulls out a 69-65 against Georgia Tech
K-State Women's Basketball players Taryn Sides (11), Gina Garcia (6) and Nastja Claessens (4) watch the pregame hype video from the bench prior to their announcement as starters for the January 4, 2026 game against West Virginia at Bramlage Coliseum.
K-State gets knocked out by No. 1 seed TCU
Freshman Jordan Speiser is listening to her coach. The Wildcats lost to South Dakota 72-71 at Bramlage Coliseum on November 13th, 2025.
Wildcats advance to semifinals after 74-73 battle
Gard Gina Garcia defends an Iowa State shooter. The Wildcats fell short to the Cyclones 93-79 during the last regular season game. Garcia had 14 points and 10 assists on the day.
Cyclones’ second-half surge overtakes K-State in final home game
Brandie Harrod goes up for the jump ball to kick off the Sunflower Showdown at Bramlage Coliseum on Feb. 21.
Wildcats mauled by Bears in second loss in a row
Mark Young poses for a photo with two young K-State fans wearing basketball jerseys. (Photo courtesy of Mark Young)
Life after basketball
K-State names 27th head men’s basketball coach
K-State names 27th head men’s basketball coach
K-State Interim Head Coach Matt Driscoll pleads his case with the officials after warnings were sent to both K-State and Kansas at Allen Fieldhouse on March 7, 2026. Officiating was of little controversy in the 104-85 routing of the Wildcats.
Wildcats conclude controversial season with early tournament loss
Guard PJ Haggerty (4) walks off the court in discernment after falling 104-85 to Kansas at Allen Fieldhouse on March 7, 2026.
Wildcats’ season ended with a loss to BYU, 105-91
Guard Nate Johnson (34) hangs his head after one of the many big offensive plays by Kansas in the 104-85 routing of the Wildcats at Allen Fieldhouse on March 7, 2026.
Jayhawks bury Wildcats, 104-85, during second Sunflower Showdown
Guard Nate Johnson shoots a three-point shot against TCU. The Wildcats fell short to the Horned Frogs 77-68 on Feb. 28 at Bramlage Coliseum. Johnson had 16 points and nine assists on the night.
Mistakes cost Wildcats in second matchup against Horned Frogs
Pitcher James Guyette (32) follows through with a pitch to catcher Bear Madliak (3) against SIUE at Tointon Family Stadium on March 6. Guyette would pitch a complete game in the 14-5 win over the Cougars.
Trio of Wildcats selected on 2nd day of MLB Draft
Dee Kennedy races toward first base during the Kansas State Wildcats' matchup against the Cincinnati Bearcats on May 9.
St. Louis Cardinals draft K-State’s Dee Kennedy at No. 114 overall
Grant Gallagher connects with a pitch during K-State's game against the Cincinnati Bearcats on Saturday, May 9 at Tointon Family Stadium.
K-State’s Big 12 run halted by West Virginia
Sophomore infielder Ty Smolinski sprints to first base after a hit against Nebraska on March 24.
Wildcats take down TCU 9-4 in 2nd round
AJ Evasco (7) swings at a pitch during K-State's game against the Cincinnati Bearcats baseball on Saturday, May 9 at Tointon Family Stadium.
K-State upsets Utah 9-5 in 1st round of Big 12 Tournament
James Guyette (32) screams and pumps his arms after recording his 13th strikeout to complete his first career complete game in K-State’s 5-2 win over Cincinnati on May 10.
Wildcats snap 9-game skid behind stellar pitching on senior night
Rilyn Rintoul defends the ball from Houston on Sept. 18. The Wildcats suffered their first loss of the season to Houston, 3-0.
‘Cats fall to Cougars, ending historic streak
Photo courtesy of K-State Athletics
K-State closes historic non-conference slate with thrilling win at Colorado College
Photo courtesy of K-State Athletics
Late drama in Fort Collins keeps K-State soccer undefeated
Robbed by replay | K-State draws Iowa 1-1
Robbed by replay | K-State draws Iowa 1-1
Kansas State senior Rilyn Rintoul(6) gathers the ball as she tries to navigate around an oncoming Nebraska defender during the Wildcats’ senior night match against Nebraska on Aug. 30. Rintoul played 74 minutes in the match.
Wildcats hold off rival Nebraska, extending unbeaten run and school record
Lauren Moylan (9) goes to fake a shot before passing the ball.In the Cats win 2-0 win over South Dakota State Moylan had 1 assist on Aug. 23, at Buser Family Park.
Inside K-State Soccer: More than a 4-0-0 Start
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
Photo courtesy of K-State Athletics.
Wildcats cap undefeated nonconference slate with 4-set win at Omaha
Photo courtesy of K-State Athletics
Massey stars in spoiler against No. 20 Creighton
Addison Massey rises above two Drake blockers to deliver an attack at Morgan Family Arena on Sep. 6.
Wildcats rally from a first-set loss to remain undefeated this season
Photo courtesy of K-State Athletics
K-State cruises to best start since 2022
Cadence Lundgren jumps to set up an attack over the net during the Wildcats' match against Drake at Morgan Family Arena on Sep. 6.
Wildcats sweep Drake to claim tournament crown
Photo courtesy of K-State Athletics
K-State track shines in Eugene with 2 national titles, men finish 8th overall
Long jumper Selva Prabhu crashing into the sand after a long jump attempt at the DeLoss Dodds Invitational
K-State crowned with 3 Big 12 champions as men finish 4th in Tucson
Vanessa Mercera competes in the 400m dash at the Ward Haylett Invitational on May 8.
Mercera breaks 30-year record as Wildcats dominate senior night
Photo courtesy of K-State Athletics
Wildcats shine during relay teams at Drake Relays
Courtesy K-State Athletics
K-State track shines at Oregon Team Invitational, men take title
Kansas State jumper Selva Prabhu competes in the triple jump at the DeLoss Dodds Invitational indoor track and field tournament on Jan. 31, in Manhattan, KS.
K-State men finish fourth at indoor championship
A&H Farm was one of 20 farms in the United States selected to host a Dolly Parton-themed corn maze. 
A&H Farm’s fall festival honors Dolly Parton
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
Thrive, a student well-being organization, is raising mental health awareness on campus during Suicide Prevention Month. One organization they are partnering with is The Green Bandana Project. As part of the project, students are trained on how to best support those who are struggling, and once they've completed the training, are given a green bandana to display in solidarity.
Starting conversations | Thrive raises awareness about resources during Suicide Prevention Month
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
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
Country singer Waylon Wyatt performs at The Hat in Manhattan on Sept. 8. This was Wyatt’s first performance in Manhattan, drawing a sold-out crowd to the Aggieville venue.
Manhappiness welcomes Waylon Wyatt | K-State students enjoy a night out at The Hat
Kansas Supreme Court Justice Dan Biles waves to the audience located in Manhattan High School's auditorium after being introduced by Chief Justice Lawton Ness on Sept. 24, 2018.
From The K-State Collegian to the Kansas Supreme Court
K-State veterinary student and rodeo competitor Kassandra Shoemaker ropes a calf during practice in Manhattan, Kansas (Photo courtesy of Wolf Grove Photo).
A life built on faith, horses and hard work
Saima Tanveer, senior at Kansas State University interior design major.
Life, work and play as an international student
Photo courtesy of the K-State Country Dance Club
Finding their footing | Inside K-State’s Country Dance Club
Dr. Wayne Goins has been obsessed with guitar for as long as he can remember, beginning his practice on cardboard and plastic toys. Now, he teaches jazz classes_ensembles at K-State and regularly performs live for the Manhattan community.
Professor profiles
While at the lab, Tu Nguyen works with a Cold Target Recoil Ion Momentum Spectrometer, a space imaging technique.
Student spotlights
Union Station by JP's hosts trivia night every Tuesday at 7pm. This event is open to the public, challenging participants knowledge on various topics.
Trivia night brings students together with friendly competition
Graphic by Anna Angell
Film Review | A bleak take on modern romance: “The Lobster”
"They make me feel young!" says attendee, who frequently attends drag events. Brihanna Jayde showed love to her during the final performance of the day at Sinkers Lounge on Sept. 20, 2025.
Glitter, glam and good eats
Graphic by Haley Smith
Sounds of bluegrass and brass at Liquid Art Winery
A Show Raised from the Dead | 'Daredevil: Born Again'
A Show Raised from the Dead | ‘Daredevil: Born Again’
The Return of Tron | A legacy of CGI masterpieces to return to theaters
The Return of Tron | A legacy of CGI masterpieces to return to theaters
Local jazz artist and K-State alumnus JahVelle Rhone plays soprano saxophone in Café Azul on the second floor of the Museum of Art + Light.
Museum of Art + Light one-time event highlights black history at night of art, music and community
The Museum of Art + Light, located in downtown Manhattan, is hosting "Rhythm & Hues", an event combining art and jazz on Feb 20.
Museum of Art + Light to feature award-winning artist, live jazz
The truth behind sad songs
The truth behind sad songs
A concerted effort | Green bandanas tie together music and mental health
A concerted effort | Green bandanas tie together music and mental health
Graphic by Haley Smith
Former Wildcats united by music
Graphic by Haley Smith
Sounds of bluegrass and brass at Liquid Art Winery
Shirts hang for sale inside of the newly opened Ziggy's Pizza in Manhattan.
Fresh out of the oven | Ziggy’s Pizza arrives in Manhattan
Art, appetite and impact
Art, appetite and impact
Campbell McNorton ​is the Real Food Lunch Coordinator. She loves growing her cooking skills and being able to share them with the community.
‘All humans welcome, no strings attached’: ECM offers free vegan meals
REVIEW | The Avery Johnson Strawberry Lemonade goes hard — literally
REVIEW | The Avery Johnson Strawberry Lemonade goes hard — literally
Looking for late night grub? Here’s the best Manhattan Kansas food for all hours of the night.
Looking for late night grub? Here’s the best Manhattan Kansas food for all hours of the night.
Cold Stone Creamery offers buy-on-get-one free for college students after 7 pm on Tuesdays.
Coldstone Creamery | A hot spot for Tuesday night sweet treats
Willie runs onto the field with the team towards the crowd before facing Tulane. The Wildcats defeated Tulane 31-20 on Sept. 19 at Bill Snyder Family Stadium.
Sights of K-State win over Tulane
People fill the foyer of the Western Star Global Grain and Food Center following the ribbon cutting ceremony to open the facility.
Sights of Western Star Global Grain and Food Center opening
K-State golfer Joshua Thompson tees off on the second hole at Colbert Hills Golf Course during the Wildcat Invitational on Monday, Sept. 14. Thompson finished the hole with a birdie.
Scenes of Wildcat Invitational
Wildcat defender Rex Van Wyhe (28) celebrates after recording sack against Washington State.
Scenes from Wildcats Win over Cougars
The K-State band returns to Rock-A-Belly Deli for its 14th and final stop of the first Little Apple Pub Crawl of the season. The band ended the night where it had performed earlier before wrapping up the Aggieville tradition.
Images of Little Apple Pub Crawl
Sister Cindy stands surrounded by a crowd of students who intently listen to her.
Scenes of Sister Cindy
Willie runs onto the field with the team towards the crowd before facing Tulane. The Wildcats defeated Tulane 31-20 on Sept. 19 at Bill Snyder Family Stadium.
Sights of K-State win over Tulane
People fill the foyer of the Western Star Global Grain and Food Center following the ribbon cutting ceremony to open the facility.
Sights of Western Star Global Grain and Food Center opening
K-State golfer Joshua Thompson tees off on the second hole at Colbert Hills Golf Course during the Wildcat Invitational on Monday, Sept. 14. Thompson finished the hole with a birdie.
Scenes of Wildcat Invitational
Wildcat defender Rex Van Wyhe (28) celebrates after recording sack against Washington State.
Scenes from Wildcats Win over Cougars
The K-State band returns to Rock-A-Belly Deli for its 14th and final stop of the first Little Apple Pub Crawl of the season. The band ended the night where it had performed earlier before wrapping up the Aggieville tradition.
Images of Little Apple Pub Crawl
Sister Cindy stands surrounded by a crowd of students who intently listen to her.
Scenes of Sister Cindy
Doin' it Knight | Issue 6: Solace - FINALE
Doin’ it Knight | Issue 6: Solace – FINALE
Issue 20 Comics
Issue 20 Comics
Issue 19 Comics
Issue 19 Comics
Doin' It Knight | Issue 5 part 2: Cratered
Doin’ It Knight | Issue 5 part 2: Cratered
Doin' It Knight | Issue 5 part 1: Cratered
Doin’ It Knight | Issue 5 part 1: Cratered
Issue 13 Comics
Issue 13 Comics
Though the newest installment is the highest-grossing and highest rated "Resident Evil" film to date, die-hard fans of the video games weren't as happy with the adaptation.
Movie review | ‘Resident Evil’ punches you in the face
Photo courtesy of Wildcat Electronic Media
This K-State defense will win championships
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?
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
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
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
"Sharing the Harvest" previewed at Hale Library last Friday, May 1. The film is an interdisciplinary collaboration between the A.Q. Miller School of Media and Communication, Department of Social Transformation Studies and student interns supported by the Chapman Center for Rural Studies.
Documentary Review | The fight against food insecurity
Film Review | 'Shame' captures the psychological realities of war
Film Review | ‘Shame’ captures the psychological realities of war
Photo illustration by Haley Smith, photos by Lilly Crist and Haylee Haslett
Drive-thru duel | 151 Coffee and 7 Brew stir the pot in Manhattan
Review | Grace in desolation
Review | Grace in desolation
REVIEW | Beyond the tabloids
REVIEW | Beyond the tabloids
When philosophy meets science fiction | ‘Stalker’ film review
When philosophy meets science fiction | ‘Stalker’ film review
Photo courtesy of Wildcat Electronic Media
This K-State defense will win championships
Case’s Corner | A brief case of political blame
Case’s Corner | A brief case of political blame
Case’s Corner | A brief case of government responsibility pt. 2
Case’s Corner | A brief case of government responsibility pt. 2
Graphic by Haley Smith
Halloween Costume Inspiration
Case’s Corner | A brief case of government responsibility
Case’s Corner | A brief case of government responsibility
Graphic by Haley Smith
Dress for success: The business casual edit
Letter to the Editor
A train car with "No More Stolen Sisters" graffiti artwork in Manhattan on Feb. 5. "No More Stolen Sisters" is a movement and campaign that advocates for the safety of Indigenous women, girls, and Two-Spirit people. The campaign is a response to the violence and discrimination that Indigenous women face. (Photo courtesy of Wittney Hammeke)
Letter to the Editor | No more stolen sisters
After reading about Zoe Schumacher's search for a kidney donor, Ian Naughton decided to share his experience as an organ donor. (Photo courtesy of Ian Naughton)
Letter to the Editor | Let’s find a kidney donor for Zoe — and normalize living donation
Letter to the Editor: College is short — do the most with it and appreciate it
Letter to the Editor: K-State Athletics’ ties to Athletes for Israel disrespects international students
Kansas State Collegian Editor-in-Chief Greta Klein and Managing Editor Declan Phipps smile and pose with the Kedzie Hall sign in Kansas State Collegian sweatshirts.
Letter from the Editors | Serving as the student voice on K-State’s campus
Photo courtesy of Libby Zuck
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A close-up shot of Verkada cameras located at Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Drive, in between the World War I Memorial Stadium and the K-State Student Union. The cameras allow authorized users to watch a live feed and easily search the cameras' memory for individuals, vehicles and movement.
Over 380 Verkada cameras watch over campus | What do they mean for students?
Declan Phipps and Cole Brogden • September 25, 2026
AI-powered cameras consolidate security access, keep students, property safe, K-State officials say.
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, staff writer • September 24, 2026
Lauren Reinhold answers questions from students and community members in Forum Hall on Sept. 22.
Student concerns take center stage at Union congressional town hall
Alex Lanterman, staff writer • September 24, 2026
Representatives from K-State and the College of Agriculture, including Dan Moser, Dean of Agriculture and President Richard Linton pose before slicing the ribbon to celebrate the opening of the Western Star Global Grain and Food Center on Sept. 18.
‘A noble endeavor’ | Western Star Global Grain and Food Center unveiled
Amylee Gil, news editor • September 21, 2026
A closer look at the sign posted under the Flock camera near South Seth Child Road. The sign states that Flock cameras are "warrantless," "AI powered" and contribute to "mass surveillance." The sign provides a QR code to DeFlock.org where people can learn more about Flock cameras and locate ones in their area. This is one of 11 Flock cameras that the Riley County Police Department operates in Manhattan.
‘Our community is a lot safer because of this technology’
Declan Phipps, managing editor • September 18, 2026
Sports
Avery Johnson looks toward the end zone for an open route to run. Johnson threw for 227 passing yards, 152 rushing yards and two rushing touchdowns. This made Johnson the first player in K-State history with 200 passing yards and 150 rushing yards in a single game.
Know Your Opponent | Big 12 play begins between Bearcats, Wildcats
Paige Mueller, sports editor • September 25, 2026
The Wildcats hit the road for the first time this season to open Big 12 play at Cincinnati, coming off a 31-20 victory over Tulan e on Sept. 19.
Photo courtesy of K-State Athletics
K-State takes seventh at Schooner Fall Classic, closes with 2nd straight under-par round
Brady Howard, staff writer • September 24, 2026
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, sports editor • September 24, 2026
Photo courtesy of K-State Athletics.
Wildcats cap undefeated nonconference slate with 4-set win at Omaha
Alex Lanterman, staff writer • September 20, 2026
Jay Harris (9) celebrates after recording one of his two rushing touchdowns in K-State's 31-20 win over Tulane. Harris transferred to K-State from Oregon where he played in 11 games and had 151 rushing yards and two touchdowns.
Johnson sends Green Wave crashing in historic win
Paige Mueller, sports editor • September 20, 2026
Arts & Culture
A&H Farm was one of 20 farms in the United States selected to host a Dolly Parton-themed corn maze. 
A&H Farm’s fall festival honors Dolly Parton
Rica Bluml, staff writer • September 25, 2026
Local farm honors Parton’s legacy through specialty corn maze and giving back to the Manhattan community.
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, staff writer • September 18, 2026
Thrive, a student well-being organization, is raising mental health awareness on campus during Suicide Prevention Month. One organization they are partnering with is The Green Bandana Project. As part of the project, students are trained on how to best support those who are struggling, and once they've completed the training, are given a green bandana to display in solidarity.
Starting conversations | Thrive raises awareness about resources during Suicide Prevention Month
Rica Bluml, staff writer • September 17, 2026
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, arts and culture editor • 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, managing editor • September 11, 2026
Opinion
Though the newest installment is the highest-grossing and highest rated "Resident Evil" film to date, die-hard fans of the video games weren't as happy with the adaptation.
Movie review | ‘Resident Evil’ punches you in the face
Josh Buenneke, staff writer • September 25, 2026
Zach Cregger delivers a grotesquely mesmerizing adaptation of the iconic video game series.
Photo courtesy of Wildcat Electronic Media
This K-State defense will win championships
Nate Lowen, staff writer • September 25, 2026
K-State has completed a perfect 3-0 start to nonconference play and created an electric offensive scheme that could be feared across the Big 12.
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, opinion editor • 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, staff writer • 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.
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