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Wildcats sweep Iowa State, fall to No. 39 Kansas to close regular season

Trey Thomas, staff writer • April 15, 2026

K-State tennis ends the year strong, winning three out of the four final matches of the season.

Spring Cleanup week returns to MHK

Meredith McCalmon, editor in chief • April 8, 2026

The city helps residents by offering pickup of organic waste; keeps stormwater system clear of debris, and beautifies streets.

Young Dems hosts panel to foster bipartisan conversation on rural issues

Meredith McCalmon and Declan Phipps • April 8, 2026

K-State Young Democrats hosted Beyond the Fields, where representatives discussed issues affecting small-town Kansas.

Reporting for duty: Meet the upcoming leaders of the Collegian Media Group

Juliette Falo, staff writer • April 8, 2026

From yearbook to newsroom, four student editors prepare to lead Collegian Media Group's publications into a new academic year.

Wildcats from across the world find athletic opportunities in the Little Apple

Stalee Fields, contributing writer • April 1, 2026

With athletes from 39 countries across its 12 rosters, Kansas State is helping reshape the NCAA experience into a global opportunity, both on and off the court. Jill Shields, deputy athletic director,...

KSU Foundation to host 24-hour Day of Giving event

Meredith McCalmon, editor in chief • April 1, 2026

The Day of Giving will include an event with activities and prizes, fundraising challenges and more

College of Agriculture may increase student fees for 2026-27 school year

Maycee Thouvenel, contributing writer • April 1, 2026

Increased fees will fund improvements to individual departments in the college

Rising oil prices affect Kansas students, farmers amid conflict in Middle East

Declan Phipps, copy chief • April 1, 2026

Oil prices surge by more than 50% over past month, increasing costs across the board

Manhattan auto break-ins increase, K-State reports none as students worry about theft

Alex Lanterman, contributing writer • April 1, 2026

A recent spike in auto break-ins across Manhattan raised concern among Kansas State students despite K-State Police reporting zero auto break-ins on campus this semester. The Riley County Police Department...

Rent inflation leaves K-State students struggling to afford housing

Cole Brogden, contributing writer • April 1, 2026

The rising prices of rentals in Manhattan are placing financial pressure on K-State students, making some feel unclear about their future living situation while taking classes in Manhattan.

Klein prepares for spring football training

Greta Klein, sports editor • March 25, 2026

With the seasons and sports exchanging from in-season to out, the Kansas State football team prepares for spring practices. As Collin Klein enters his first year as the Wildcats’ head football coach,...

Six homes evacuated in out-of-control prescribed burn

Declan Phipps, copy editor • March 25, 2026

The fire was one of 18 caused by dry, windy conditions and a lack of resources.