‘Let markets work’ | K-State researchers explain increased beef prices Amylee Gil, news editor • October 9, 2026 K-State researchers contextualize record-high beef prices as a result of increased demand.
An ‘essay’ for Cornell University Amelia Likens, opinion editor • October 9, 2026 One night’s actions can change a life forever. Even one minute, one quick decision, can haunt someone for the rest of their life.
Manhattan local holds Guinness World Record for most Chiefs Memorabilia Cadence Brier, staff writer • October 9, 2026 What started as a birthday gift turned into a cherished vintage collection.
When VAR becomes the story, something is wrong Paige Mueller, sports editor • October 8, 2026 K-State’s season shows why the NCAA should reconsider how far video review has gone.
Voter involvement, civic participation shape candidate forum ahead of midterm elections Alex Lanterman, staff writer • October 8, 2026 Candidates discuss competing priorities while calling for greater civic participation.
SB 244 lawsuit raises questions about the future of trans rights in Kansas Amylee Gil, news editor • October 7, 2026 Multi-day trial for Doe v. State of Kansas concluded Oct. 2, preceding the final ruling of the lawsuit, which will either place a temporary injunction on its enforcement or uphold the legislation.
Will Anciaux to miss the rest of the season Josh Wilson, staff writer • October 5, 2026 Head coach Collin Klein announces tight end is done for the remainder of the season with a lower-leg injury.
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.
