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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

From the Ashes | K-State hosts printmaking conference

Libby Zuck, asst. arts & culture editor October 4, 2024
The conference features community events across multiple days.
Kim Zito and Angel Roeser debate over numerous topics at K-State Union Courtyard.

House candidates face off in K-State Union Courtyard

Kyra Case, news editor October 3, 2024
Zito and Roeser discuss policy for crowd of K-State students and Manhattan residents.
Kansas to eliminate food sales tax in 2025

Kansas to eliminate food sales tax in 2025

Meredith McCalmon, managing editor October 2, 2024
Gov. Kelly calls 0% food sales tax “a win for the Kansas people.”
Manhattan Parks and Recreation will soon break ground on Roger Schultz Community Park. The park is almost 80 acres and is set to be completed in four phases, starting at 4:30 p.m. Friday, Oct 4.

City breaks ground at undeveloped Roger Schultz Community Park

Jakob Twigg, staff writer October 2, 2024
City of Manhattan Parks and Recreation begins phase one of park improvement plan.
Wildcat Voter Quest | (courtesy of Institute for Civic Discourse and Democracy)

K-State students encouraged to vote as registration comes to a close

Kyra Case, news editor September 26, 2024
SGA president says it only takes a couple minutes to register.

Manhattan woman arrested on 100k bond after failing to appear in court

Kyra Case, news editor September 26, 2024
Charges included four counts of arson, one count of aggravated assault and endangering a child.
Ticketing scams increase as football season ramps up

Ticketing scams increase as football season ramps up

Meredith McCalmon, managing editor September 26, 2024
K-State warns fans to buy tickets from reputable sites.
Anna Coke is the student who originated the Pause Day movement, wanting to give students a break for mental health and well-being. (Photo courtesy of Anna Coke)

Wildcats take a pause

Kyra Case, news editor September 26, 2024
K-State starts a new initiative to focus on student's mental health and well-being.
Conservative speaker Charlie Kirk appeared at K-State Sept. 13 for his “You’re Being Brainwashed Tour.” He debated students on various political issues.

Charlie Kirk’s audio cut on campus

Meredith McCalmon and Cole Bertelsen September 20, 2024
Conservative speaker debates K-State students on political issues.
(Graphic courtesy of Lafene Health Center)

Tuberculosis case confirmed at K-State

Kyra Case, news editor September 19, 2024
Doctor says students have nothing to fear.
Police were called in at 12:20 a.m. after a white Mazda collided with an outer pillar. (Photo courtesy of St. Isidore's)

Drunk driver crashes into St. Isidore’s gate

Kyra Case, news editor September 19, 2024
Students gather together to provide cleanup and support.

Wabash on the Prairie: Music and charity to love full well

Libby Zuck, asst. arts & culture editor September 14, 2024
The third annual event returns to support the Sunflower Children’s Collective.
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