![[left to right] Casey Daugherty, President's Residence manager, Richard Linton, president of K-State, Willie the Wildcat, Sally Linton, first lady of K-State and Brett Engleman, events director to the president and first lady stand and smile together for a photo at Lunch with the Lintons on Sept. 4.](https://kstatecollegian.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/IMG_9768-e1788836318537-1200x958.jpg)
“I Wanna F*ck Like Romeo and Juliet” offers a voice to marginalized communities.
‘Cats make late push but fall short of tournament title.
On K-State’s campus, a green bandana is more than a fashionable accessory. It is a sign of solidarity, understanding and connection between students.
Seeing, comprehending, understanding and forming opinions are things we do on a daily basis. So when it comes to seeing a controversial video, why do we zone in on our perspective so much that the other side can’t even be heard?
Why it’s important to find joy and community outside home, work and school.
Hydration has turned into an aesthetic form of overconsumption.
Dating apps suck. And although we may all be aware of their predatory nature, the glimmer of meeting someone makes all the warnings feel obsolete.
