Campus impact
You don’t have to look far to see the impact of philanthropy at K‑State. Gifts power everything from scholarships and professorships to new buildings and major scientific breakthroughs. See what your gift can do.
Latest Campus impact
USD 350 graduate awarded Marie Ronen Scholarship for third consecutive year
Cashe McVey, sophomore in professional strategic selling and entrepreneurship, from St. John, Kansas, has been awarded the Marie Ronen Scholarship.
Investment for a lifetime
K-State’s financial literacy programs prepare students for financial sustainability
From textbooks to translation
Laura Kanost designs course and textbook to equip tomorrow’s language professionals
Field of opportunity
Many K-Staters have enjoyed a hike on the Konza Prairie nature trail or admired the breathtaking view from Coach Bill Snyder Highway. But the Konza Prairie Biological Station has a rich scientific foundation that benefits not only K-State students and faculty, but also researchers from around the world.
Fueled by passion
Food science student learns the tools to take on the world
Under the bright lights
K-State theater student’s love for the stage knows no bounds
The next hunger solution
Feeding the world in an ever-changing climate requires innovation and global cooperation. Kansas State University is leading the world in global food security with four Feed the Future Innovation Labs.
The next problem solver
Elshaddai Abamegal strives to explore and innovate.
The next-gen teacher
Robotics bring long distance teachers closer.
A recipe for knowledge
K-State Libraries heads effort to translate and transcribe cookbooks, thanks to endowment