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
Institute for the Health and Security of Military Families
As a graduate student working at the Veterans Administration Medical Center in Topeka, Briana Nelson Goff had expected to work with veterans experiencing post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD); what she did not expect was that the veterans’ spouses and children often had PTSD, too. What […]
Kansas PRIDE
Kansas PRIDE, administered through K-State Research and Extension, strives to strengthen Kansas communities.
Center on Aging
K-State’s Center on Aging is on the forefront of the study and practice of gerontology. The center offers educational and training programs in aging and conducts research and outreach activities, while serving as a referral center for aging information and resources in Kansas. “The […]
Marianna Kistler Beach Museum of Art
Art and education unite at the Marianna Kistler Beach Museum of Art, providing students and community members opportunities to grow through exposure to art. “I think the museum makes a significant contribution to the intellectual life of the university,” said Linda Duke, director of […]
Beef Cattle Institute
The Beef Cattle Institute brings big ideas and expertise to the area A lot of work and consideration goes into producing beef for the dinner table. “The Beef Cattle Institute (BCI) brings together expertise from a variety of disciplines across K-State to provide holistic […]
Small Town Studio
When Small Town Studio looks at small rural towns in Kansas, they don’t see a “dying town;” they see an opportunity to bring new life and updated design to these Kansas communities.
4-H Verde Clovers
4-H Verde Clovers extends the school day learning of science,
K-State Polytechnic students take flight
Thanks to the generosity and cooperation of K-State alumni, friends and donors, these students are leading the way for K-Staters to follow their flight.