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Latest Campus impact

Tomorrow's Teachers

Teaching above and beyond

K-Staters invest in future and current teachers who make a difference to generations of students. When the school bell rings at the end of each day, students go home. But teachers continue to work. Most put in numerous hours beyond the school day, and […]

Steve Blume

Lessening the load

Steve Blume creates scholarship to pay forward support he received as a K-State student. “I hope the scholarship motivates more STEM-related students to go to K-State and major in engineering. And if there’s fear about money, I can help them out with this scholarship […]

design plan for Webber hall

A pivotal moment

A 3:1 funding match is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for K-State’s College of Agriculture. Kansas State University and Manhattan, Kansas, are emerging as the world’s foremost location for expertise on global food systems and bio-security innovations. If K-State raises $75 million in private gifts, the […]

Kansas Soybean Commission

Kansas Soybean Commission donates $4 million for Kansas State University’s new agriculture facilities

Two new innovation centers will focus on development and diversification of Kansas and the world’s food and agricultural economy

kansas farm bureau with check

Kansas Farm Bureau donates $5 million for K-State’s new agriculture buildings project 

Kansas Farm Bureau has pledged the largest donation in the organization’s history: $5 million over five years to support the Kansas State University College of Agriculture’s innovation centers for grain, food, animal and agronomy research.

K-State Entomology students

Bugs to the rescue!

K-State students’ winning idea casts insects as the heroes in tackling two big global issues – pollution and food security.

Jim and Mimi Lipari personal financial planning

Emotional currency

EA financial psychology lab will help future financial advisors understand clients’ motivations and how to communicate with them

Katie Sleichter - Truman Scholar

On top of the world

K-State’s newest Truman Scholar sets her sights on world issues

Children playing on field with red flags

Caring for students raising families

K-State alumni fund child care scholarships for graduate students.

Wildcat Wind Power Club

Winning with wind

Wildcat Wind Power team takes first at the national Collegiate Wind Competition.

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