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The independent student news publication at Kansas State University

Kansas State Collegian

The independent student news publication at Kansas State University

Kansas State Collegian

ALBUM REVIEW: Sabrina Carpenter’s ‘Espresso’ was just a ‘Taste’

ALBUM REVIEW: Sabrina Carpenter’s ‘Espresso’ was just a ‘Taste’

Amelia Likens, staff writer September 10, 2024
While the pop star only stands five feet tall, her new album “Short n’ Sweet” does anything but fall short.
Camden Beebe at practice during his time as an offensive lineman. Beebe trainsitioned to coaching in 2024 after medically retiring from his playing career. (Photo Courtesy of Camden Beebe)

‘Coach Beebe’: Medical retirement writes new chapter for Camden Beebe

Toby Hammes, sports editor September 6, 2024
The story behind the youngest Beebe’s new path.
Monster, an 8-year-old Riley County police K-9, retired after seven years of service because of medical issues. (Photo Courtesy of RCPD)

Police K-9 retires after years of service

Kyra Case, news editor August 30, 2024
After serving for seven years, Monster finally gets to be a “real dog.”
Zoe Schumacher (left) and Erin Flax (right) pose in their marching band gear before their performance. Schumacher is in search of a kidney donor. (Photo Courtesy of Zoe Schumacher)

Student looks to K-State’s tradition of family for a kidney donor

Kaitlynn Faber, arts & culture editor August 30, 2024
“I don't have a large family to get tested for kidney donation … so I have been reaching out to my K-State family.”
A new Vietnamese Restaurant, Pho Viet, opens in downtown Manhattan.

REVIEW: Pho-nomenal flavors at Pho Viet

Lexi Studebaker, staff writer August 30, 2024
At 405 Poyntz Ave., Pho Viet serves piping hot pho, fresh spring rolls and many other Vietnamese dishes.
The World Religions Festival was held Tuesday, Aug. 27. The event is a celebration of wisdom, faith, and culture.

K-State holds World Religions Festival

Sophie Lenkiewicz, staff writer August 28, 2024
Followers of the world’s religions gathered in Forum Hall Tuesday night.
Hold Your Horses: Post Malone’s country album isn’t his first rodeo

Hold Your Horses: Post Malone’s country album isn’t his first rodeo

Caitlin Leiker, staff writer August 28, 2024
In “F-1 Trillion,” Post Malone features country superstars like Dolly Parton, Hank Williams Jr., Tim McGraw and more.
Hale Library hosted Purple Pride Putt Putt on Aug. 20. K-State President
Richard Linton made an appearance at the event and took a few swings
on the mini golf course.

Students play mini golf and discover library services

Cole Bertelsen, editor-in-chief August 23, 2024
President Linton calls event a “fun way to feel comfortable coming into a library.”
Following Success: What are the most useful Instagram accounts for new students?

Following Success: What are the most useful Instagram accounts for new students?

Kaitlynn Faber, arts & culture editor August 23, 2024
The Arts & Culture editor lists Instagram accounts showing everything K-State has to offer.
Letters from Libby: A guide to freshman year

Letters from Libby: A guide to freshman year

Libby Zuck, asst. arts & culture editor August 23, 2024
Recurring advice to students from the assistant Arts & Culture editor
Madison Werth, Taylynne Charf and Laci Kirchhoff hike trails around Manhattan to relax after classes. While they’re hoping to find the hidden ticket for $5,000, the benefits from their hike
together are rewarding on its own.

Local bank hides ticket for $5,000 on Manhattan area trail

Kaitlynn Faber, arts & culture editor August 23, 2024
Outdoor Bank brings back the golden ticket after previous scavenger hunt’s success.

New and upcoming restaurants: A taste of Manhattan’s latest eateries

Kaitlynn Faber, arts & culture editor August 23, 2024
New restaurants are soon to open around Manhattan.
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