College of Arts and Sciences to undergo ‘new organizational structure’ process Amylee Gil, news editor • October 2, 2026 Amid budget concerns, the dean’s office of the College of Arts and Sciences has begun planning the reorganization of departments.
SEC-infused ‘College GameDay’ fails to provide the Saturday experience to non-southern universities Paige Mueller, sports editor • October 2, 2026 As media money reshapes college football, some conferences are left behind.
The man behind the golden dumbbells Emma McAtee, arts and culture editor • October 2, 2026 With the release of his new album, ‘The King of Wild City,’ Bryan “Nappy” Vereen shares his journey of fitness and rapping.
Duo handles whatever campus throws their way Juliette Falo, staff writer • October 2, 2026 University custodial team shares stories, explains what it takes to maintain the land-grant institution.
Call Hall’s next chapter: Ice cream returns in new 1863 Marketplace next spring Alex Lanterman, staff writer • October 2, 2026 Renovated dairy plant and expanded marketplace combines campus tradition with new student opportunities.
K-State, Jerome Tang finalize settlement agreement Paige Mueller, sports editor • October 1, 2026 Former Wildcats coach will receive $12 million through 2027 after February firing.
Trump administration’s student loan proposal raises questions for students in arts, education fields Alex Lanterman, staff writer • October 1, 2026 New earnings-based rule could affect federal aid eligibility for some degree programs.
Student critically injured after falling 70 feet in effort to avoid incoming vehicle Declan Phipps, managing editor • September 27, 2026 GoFundMe page says the student sustained multiple fractures, but is recovering.
Know Your Opponent | Big 12 play begins between Bearcats, Wildcats Paige Mueller, sports editor • September 25, 2026 The Wildcats hit the road for the first time this season to open Big 12 play at Cincinnati, coming off a 31-20 victory over Tulan e on Sept. 19.
Over 380 Verkada cameras watch over campus | What do they mean for students? Declan Phipps and Cole Brogden • September 25, 2026 AI-powered cameras consolidate security access, keep students, property safe, K-State officials say.
Purple looks a lot like home Paige Mueller, sports editor • September 24, 2026 The score was never the best part for K-State Volleyball — it starts with each other.
‘A noble endeavor’ | Western Star Global Grain and Food Center unveiled Amylee Gil and Cooper Hight • September 21, 2026 New agricultural facility houses different disciplines within grain, food and animal sciences.
