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Kansas State Collegian

The independent student news publication at Kansas State University

Kansas State Collegian

The independent student news publication at Kansas State University

Kansas State Collegian

Dylan Edwards sprints down the field, avoiding the UCF defense. The junior running back had a total of 166 rushing yards and one touchdown against the Knights.

Sparked to victory

Greta Klein, sports editor September 27, 2025
The morning sun shone brightly as it rose, illuminating the stands and field of Bill Snyder Family Stadium. That wasn’t the only thing that was illuminating in today’s matchup between the Kansas State Wildcats and the UCF Knights.
Home to the A.Q. Miller School of Media and Communication, Kedzie Hall has stood near Anderson Hall since 1897. The building also houses three student publications that make up Collegian Media Group.

‘The Kedzie Shift’

Meredith McCalmon, editor in chief September 24, 2025

The Kansas Board of Regents approved Kansas State’s new Campus Master Plan at their meeting on Sept. 17. Included in the plan is a complete remodel/repurposing of Kedzie Hall, which currently houses...

Illustration by Grace Gibson

Loud Light encourages K-State students to register to vote

Diana Piedra, staff writer September 24, 2025

As the voter registration deadline approaches on Oct. 14, Narissa Hampton, junior in political science pre-law, is prioritizing spreading the word of the deadline, highlighting the impact students in Manhattan...

Illustration by Grace Gibson

K-State Removes ‘Diversity’ from Mission Statement

Katey West, staff writer September 24, 2025

In compliance with Kansas Laws House Bill 2105 and Senate Bill 125, which were passed in order to align with federal policy, Kansas State has removed the word ‘diversity’ from the official mission...

Kansas State Football Head Coach Chris Klieman looks at his team on the field as the set up for the next drive against Army on 9.6.25. The Wildcats fell to Army, 21-24.

Looking lost

Greta Klein, sports editor September 13, 2025
Unable to find team rhythm, K-State falls against Arizona
Dr. Amir Bahadori observes student project work in the nuclear engineering program’s lab. (Photo courtesy of Kelsie Jones)

K-State researcher studies long-term effects of radiation exposure in the workplace

Katey West, staff writer September 10, 2025

According to the Environmental Protection Agency, everyone is exposed to radiation every day, primarily from natural background radiation, which is present in soil and other man-made sources. Dr. Amir...

Disappointed with the outcome, a Kansas State fan puts his head in his hands after Army takes the lead during the fourth quarter. The Wildcats would fall to Army 24–21.

Drained and defeated

Greta Klein, sports editor September 7, 2025
K-State goes 1-2 after tough loss against Army
A bird sits atop Kedzie Hall at sunset. (Archive Photo by Mason Swenson)

Eyes to the Sky | K-State’s Bird Watching Club takes flight on campus

Emma McAtee, staff writer September 3, 2025
A look inside one of the many niche clubs K-State offers for interested students.
Kansas State punter Simon McClannan (8) rears back to punt the ball during the opening drive against North Dakota on August 30, 2025.

Week 1 in Big 12 doesn’t go as expected

Greta Klein, sports editor September 3, 2025
K-State gets squeak by win; Baylor disappoints; Utah satisfies.
Kansas State quarterback Avery Johnson (2) gazes up into the stands during the game against North Dakota on August 30, 2025.

Know Your Opponent | K-State looks to improve as Army comes to town

Brayden Meseke, staff writer September 3, 2025
The Wildcats snuck by North Dakota but will need a better showcase this week to avoid the upset against Army.
Sophomore forward for K-State, Hannah Palmer celebrates after scoring a goal against Portland State on Aug. 17. Palmer has two career goals and first of the season. (Photo courtesy of Ashton Todd)

K-State Soccer Remains Undefeated After Red-Hot Start to Season

Brayden Meseke, staff writer September 3, 2025
The Wildcats have shut out every opponent this season, using a stingy defense with a dynamic offense.
Competing at the 2024 Bob Timmons Rim Rock XC Classic, senior Grace Meyer finished runner up in the 5k with a time of 18:06.2. Meyer led the Wildcats in her second NCAA Midwest Regional with a 6k time of 20:55.3 for 50th place. (Photo courtesy of K-State Athletics)

Wildcats wind up for the start of Cross Country season

Trey Thomas, staff writer September 3, 2025
Senior Grace Meyer on how the team is gearing up for the year.
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