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.
K-State experiencing record number of flu cases in over two decades Kyra Case, news editor • February 19, 2025 Kansas State seeing one of the "worst influenza" outbreak in the last 20 to 25 years.
Campus open despite extreme cold Tuesday, offers free parking in garage Meredith McCalmon, managing editor • February 19, 2025 Facilities crews started clearing roads and campus sidewalks early Tuesday morning.
K-State women athletes host youth athlete clinic for girls in sports Meredith McCalmon, managing editor • February 19, 2025 The seventh annual National Girls and Women in Sports Day event took place Saturday.
City commission approves new hotel construction Jakob Twigg, website manager • February 13, 2025 The property at the corner of Laramie and 12th Street has sat in limbo since the city sold the lot for $1 in 2022.
‘Cats Against Cat Flu | K-State vets discuss avian influenza Meredith McCalmon, managing editor • February 13, 2025 Indoor cats on a commercial diet are typically safe from infection.
Pro-life speaker comes to university Jakob Twigg, website manager • February 13, 2025 Conservative speaker Seth Gruber spent Tuesday tabling in the Union and spoke to members of the public that evening.
Snow Day | Campus closed on Wednesday Meredith McCalmon, managing editor • February 11, 2025 All classes and campus events Wednesday are canceled due to winter weather.
‘It’s not a free-for-all’ | RCPD knocks on doors with warnings before Fake Patty’s Day Kyra Case, news editor • February 5, 2025 The goal is to educate students and residents about the consequences of breaking the law.
Kansas experiences historic tuberculosis outbreak Kyra Case, news editor • February 5, 2025 Riley County residents are not considered at “imminent risk” of infection.
Hundreds mobilized to clear historic snowfall Jakob Twigg, website manager • February 5, 2025 Winter Storm Blair set the second-highest one-day snowfall record in Manhattan.
