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.
Johnson sends Green Wave crashing in historic win Paige Mueller, sports editor • September 20, 2026 A 379-yard masterclass from the quarterback pushes Wildcats to 3-0 and seals sweet revenge for Klein.
Why you should pick up a tile and play mahjong Amelia Likens, opinion editor • September 18, 2026 Though it may seem intimidating, mahjong’s mix of friendship with a little competition makes it more than just a game.
Folk music brings lively ambience to Manhattan Farmer’s Market Juliette Falo, staff writer • September 18, 2026 For decades, musicians have gathered every Saturday at 3rd and Leavenworth for a community jam session.
Know Your Opponent | Klein says “no doubt” 2022 loss still lingers as K-State hosts Tulane Josh Wilson, staff writer • September 18, 2026 The Green Wave return to Manhattan for the first time since upsetting K-State 17-10 in 2022.
‘Our community is a lot safer because of this technology’ Declan Phipps, managing editor • September 18, 2026 RCPD officials say AI-powered Flock cameras are beneficial amid privacy concerns.
