A New Frontier | K-State pursues extensive agricultural development Cole Bertelsen, former editor-in-chief • May 9, 2025 Kansas State agriculture is in an era of major transitions, spearheaded by the Agricultural Innovation Initiative.
K-State hosts annual ‘Move Out for Hunger’ drive to support students in need Jakob Twigg, staff writer • May 9, 2025 Program helps reduce food waste and stock Cats' Cupboard shelves.
Manhattan man released on $10,000 bond after alleged stabbing Jenna Fiscus, staff writer • May 9, 2025 Suspect faces felony charges following reported domestic altercation.
A Turn for the Better? | New roundabout construction near U.S. 24 raises concerns about travel Kyra Case and Gavin Pastine • April 24, 2025 Manhattan businesses concerned customers won’t find new posted detours.
UPC hosts Paws for Consent Kyra Case, news editor • April 23, 2025 This event not only allows students to learn about the importance of consent, but also interact with adoptable shelter dogs.
Trivia After Dark | Twenty-two years of questions at Auntie Mae’s Parlor Jakob Twigg, website manager • April 21, 2025 Weekly trivia night continues to draw crowds.
Showdown cattle show celebrates 5th year in Aggieville Cole Bertelsen, editor-in-chief • April 10, 2025 The Aggieville Showdown inspired a new livestock show modeled after it in Iowa.
Kansas Association of Teacher Educators hosts first in-person conference since COVID Jakob Twigg, website editor • April 10, 2025 ATE-K president said conference planning committee weighed “pros and cons of in-person conferences to virtual events”.
Satanists’ Black Mass sparks Catholic counter-protest at Capitol Cole Bertelsen and Kyra Case • April 3, 2025 The president of The Satanic Grotto was assaulted twice by counter-protesters before being arrested.
Ranchers begin prescribed burns on Flint Hills prairie The Collegian, staff reports • April 3, 2025 Controlled burns pose benefits to the health of grasslands.
YAF claims K-State suppresses conservative speech in complaint letter Meredith McCalmon, managing editor • April 3, 2025 A letter to the Office of Civil Rights targeted DEIB initiatives and student organizations like SGA.
Commission moves forward with proposed open container ordinance Kyra Case, news editor • March 27, 2025 Manhattan City Commission decides 4-1 for Manhattan to move forward in implementing a downtown Common Consumption Area.
![[left to right] Casey Daugherty, President's Residence manager, Richard Linton, president of K-State, Willie the Wildcat, Sally Linton, first lady of K-State and Brett Engleman, events director to the president and first lady stand and smile together for a photo at Lunch with the Lintons on Sept. 4.](https://kstatecollegian.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/IMG_9768-e1788836318537-1200x958.jpg)
