Wildcat OneBuy system simplifies purchasing for faculty Amylee Gil, news editor • October 16, 2026 New OneBuy platform to replace several outdated purchasing systems.
K-State advances AI governance amid growing use across campus Alex Lanterman, staff writer • October 15, 2026 Classroom guidance and review processes to help students and faculty navigate evolving AI landscape.
Bluemont Hall Catalyst renovations completed Colin Jarchow, staff writer • October 14, 2026 Updates to College of Education to improve student experience and preparation for the classroom.
Roger Marshall discusses wide range of topics at Union town hall Alex Lanterman, staff writer • October 12, 2026 Affordability, school policy, energy among topics addressed during K-State Republicans-hosted forum.
K-State Rabies Laboratory sees increase in exposure to potential rabies cases Juliette Falo, staff writer • October 9, 2026 Sept. 15 health advisory from Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and Kansas Department of Health and Environment cites increase in reported encounters with potentially rabid animals.
New positions expand hazing prevention, education and legal support Sloane Buckwalter, staff writer • October 9, 2026 K-State hires hazing prevention coordinator, legal services attorney.
K-State Athletics revamps how students claim football tickets Greta Klein, editor-in-chief • October 8, 2026 Students debate new system, how they attend games at Bill Snyder Family Stadium.
What do students and faculty think of Wildcat Pause Day? Delaney Wright, staff writer • October 7, 2026 Student opinions differ on designated university-wide day off in its 3rd year.
College of Arts and Sciences to undergo ‘new organizational structure’ process Amylee Gil, news editor • October 2, 2026 Amid budget concerns, the dean’s office of the College of Arts and Sciences has begun planning the reorganization of departments.
Call Hall’s next chapter: Ice cream returns in new 1863 Marketplace next spring Alex Lanterman, staff writer • October 2, 2026 Renovated dairy plant and expanded marketplace combines campus tradition with new student opportunities.
Trump administration’s student loan proposal raises questions for students in arts, education fields Alex Lanterman, staff writer • October 1, 2026 New earnings-based rule could affect federal aid eligibility for some degree programs.
What are the bubbly, bright blue spots scattered across campus? Delaney Wright, staff writer • October 1, 2026 Mysterious blue marks identified as a basic landscaping practice.
