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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

K-State President Richard Linton speaks to an audience after his presidency was announced in 2021. Linton spoke at a town hall meeting Tuesday to discuss K-State's plan to handle the recent cybersecurity incident. (Archive photo)

IT cybersecurity incident discussed during town hall meeting

Victor Monterroza, staff writer February 23, 2024
IT cybersecurity incident discussed during town hall meeting.
The Association of Residence Halls submitted a survey Monday for students to share their thoughts on whether dining halls should be open Sundays. (Archive photo)

Association of Residence Halls considers Derby Dining Center opening on Sundays

Kyra Case, staff writer February 23, 2024
Should the dining halls be open or closed on Sundays?

Vulgamore and O’Malley win SGA election

Cole Deutschendorf, page design chief February 23, 2024
Vulgamore and O’Malley win student body president and vice president race.
Voting for student body presidential elections opens this Tuesday. Candidates discussed their hope to increase voter turnout at the student body presidential debate Monday.

Student body presidential candidates hope to increase voter turnout for 2024-25 cycle

Meredith McCalmon, news editor February 15, 2024
Candidates urge students to use their voice and make change.
Lil Kim Chi's take on Regina George, featuring songs from the new "Mean Girls" film. The drag show raised money for K-State LGBTQ+ students.

‘Life in Plastic’ drag show supports K-State LGBTQ+ students

Mekaila Rickert, staff writer February 15, 2024
‘Life in Plastic’ Drag Show supports K-State LGBTQ+ students.
The Milling Science Club will sell pancake mix to fundraise for Cats' Cupboard. Members of the club make the mix from scratch using flour from its own mill. (Photo courtesy of Fran Churchill)

Milling Science Club selling homemade pancake mix to raise funds for Cats’ Cupboard

Meredith McCalmon, news editor February 9, 2024
The Milling Science Club will celebrate Shrove Tuesday while supporting K-State’s food pantry.

Paige Vulgamore and Jack O’Malley campaign for student body president and vice president

Meredith McCalmon, news editor February 2, 2024
Candidates hope to enact change through voice, values and vision.
A team of K-State veterinary researchers received a patent for their canine pain medication. (Photo Courtesy of Butch KuKanich)

College of Veterinary Medicine researchers at K-State receive patent for new canine drug

Kyra Case, staff writer February 2, 2024
A pain relief drug for dogs patented after 15 years of work
Isaiah Choma uses his student ID to get into Wefald Hall. The recent cybersecurity incident affected the times students can access Wefald without scanning their ID.

Cybersecurity incident affects residential halls

Victor Monterroza, staff writer January 26, 2024
Residential halls are experiencing issues in Wi-Fi, equipment checkout and the locking system as a result of the ongoing cybersecurity incident.
Head of DEIB at American Century Adam Miller lectured at the College of Business on Jan. 25. The lecture taught students, staff and faculty about the power of DEIB in the workplace during the 2024 MLK Observance Week.

Martin Luther King Jr. Observance Week: ‘Dr. King did really important work, but his work is not done yet’

Blaize Appelhanz and Kaitlynn Faber January 26, 2024
K-State honors Martin Luther King Jr. with an annual week of civil rights observance events.
LINK scooters were removed from Manhattan and K-State after Superpedestrian ceased operations. K-State hopes to replace the e-scooters with another method of transportation. (Archive Photo by Dylan Connell)

LINK e-scooters removed from Manhattan

Kyra Case, staff writer January 19, 2024
Superpedestrian takes back more than 20,000 electric scooters across the U.S.
Kansas State canceled classes Tuesday after six 6-8 inches of snow fell. K-State Facilities worked to clear off the streets and sidewalks.

K-State canceled classes Tuesday, Jan. 16, marking third campus closure in two weeks

Meredith McCalmon and Kaitlynn Faber January 19, 2024
Division of Facilities worked overnight to ensure students would be safe on campus.
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