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.
Students host 48th annual K-State bull sale Cole Bertelsen, editor-in-chief • March 14, 2025 Angus, Hereford and Simmental bulls were auctioned off on March 7 in the 48th annual Legacy Sale.
‘We’re not the enemy’ | A recount of Fake Patty’s Day Kyra Case, news editor • March 14, 2025 Major Scott Hajek explains how, despite the “break up” with Fake Patty’s Day, the community responded more positively to the police.
Fired PHD student threatens to retaliate legally against K-State after January 6 pardon Kyra Case, news editor • March 5, 2025 William Pope lost his job as a GTA after attending the Jan. 6 Capitol riot.
Unpacking CBD | Analyzing Federal and Kansas THC laws Jakob Twigg, website manager • February 26, 2025 A string of recent THC and marijuana related arrests have affected Riley County.
