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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

Freedom Behavioral Health Solutions staff preparing to walk in the K-State homecoming parade. (Photo courtesy of Curtis Yonke)

Former K-State golfer’s journey to providing mental health care

Kyra Case, news editor November 21, 2024
Yonke leads Freedom Behavioral Health Solutions to lower barriers to mental health care.
Manhattan water is pumped to be treated at the Manhattan Water Treatment Plant located at North 3rd St and Tuttle Creek Boulevard.

Manhattan reports no lead found in water lines

Jakob Twigg, staff writer November 21, 2024
The city tested for lead and copper contaminants and created a public database of water service lines.
The Riley County Historical Society and Museum hosts a Fireside Chat featuring historian and storyteller Jed Dunham at the Manhattan Public Library on Tuesday, November 12. Dunham shares stories and history of the Russian Revolution and Civil War that foreshadowed World War I.

Riley County Historical Museum hosts fireside chat

Kyra Case, news editor November 14, 2024
Jed Dunham tells the story of the Russian Revolution.
House candidate Angel Roeser and Senate candidate Brad Starnes celebrate their simultaneous lead in the Kansas general election on Nov. 5.

Kansas Remains Red | Election results at the state, local level

Meredith McCalmon, managing editor November 8, 2024
1964 was the last election in which Kansas did not vote in favor of a Republican presidential candidate, and this trend remains consistent through 2024.
Money Talks | K-State living costs ‘within expectation’

Money Talks | K-State living costs ‘within expectation’

Kyra Case, news editor October 23, 2024
Student Price Index is “milder” than last year.
Deadline for KS voters is nearly here

Deadline for KS voters is nearly here

Cole Bertelsen, editor-in-chief October 10, 2024
Registration deadline is Oct. 15.
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.
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.
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.
A competitor attempts to complete his ride in saddle bronc riding on Saturday. The K-State rodeo was held at CiCo Park this year.

K-State Rodeo: Different arena, same tradition

Cole Bertelsen, editor-in-chief September 13, 2024
The K-State Rodeo Team held its 69th annual competition at CiCo Park this year.

‘We’ve come a long way’: Riley County Jail director addresses jail conditions following inmate death

Meredith McCalmon, managing editor September 13, 2024
Michael Smith is the third inmate to die in Riley County Jail since April 2023.
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