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.
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.
What are the bubbly, bright blue spots scattered across campus? Delaney Wright, staff writer • October 1, 2026 Mysterious blue marks identified as a basic landscaping practice.
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.
Moore Hall open to capacity for first time since 2023-24 academic year Colin Jarchow and Aubrey Weishaar • September 24, 2026 2-year renovation project is part of a greater trend of residence hall improvements.
Student concerns take center stage at Union congressional town hall Alex Lanterman, staff writer • September 24, 2026 Higher education, healthcare, affordability lead discussion at K-State Student Union.
‘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.
‘We’re still here’ | Theatre Program presents first production of semester Colin Jarchow, staff writer • September 16, 2026 “I Wanna F*ck Like Romeo and Juliet” offers a voice to marginalized communities.
Secretary of State candidate highlights students’ role in Kansas elections during town hall Alex Lanterman, staff writer • September 16, 2026 Jennifer Day discusses voter education, civic participation during Student Union event.
College of Arts and Sciences to face future budget cuts Amylee Gil, news editor • September 16, 2026 Town hall reveals enrollment is down, college will likely terminate faculty as it closes $2.6 million budget gap.
‘Go and sin no more’ Juliette Falo, staff writer • September 14, 2026 Sister Cindy returns to K-State to preach to students on Bosco Plaza.
Willie AI | What does it do for students? Amylee Gil, news editor • September 10, 2026 The AI text messaging tool offered to freshmen and sophomores connects students with on-campus resources and offers 24-hour services.
