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
Making it modern
Meet three K-State innovators and learn how they’re able to make fundamental humanities subjects speak to students louder than ever.
Business with heart
Learn how K-State’s College of Business shapes future business leaders who prioritize societal well-being alongside financial success.
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Discover how six K-State students applied classroom knowledge to real-world issues, gaining critical skills for leadership post-graduation.
Kansas Gets a Space-Age Makeover
The Sunflower State is launching a revolutionary partnership to transform education and propel K-State’s Salina campus into the future.
Generous gift advances music master class series and extension programs at K-State
Jerry A. Hall’s generous gifts empower Kansas State University’s School of Music, Theatre, and Dance to nurture world-class talent, enriching music education in Kansas.
ADM donates $1 million to agricultural innovation at Kansas State University
ADM pledges $1 million to K-State’s Global Center for Grain and Food Innovation as part of the Agriculture Innovation Initiative.
The ongoing gift
Benefiting from an investment in their education, the Wiltfong family pays it forward with a scholarship for rural veterinarians. Discover their inspiring story!
Getting it done
Through determination and support from a former student, K-State’s quarter-scale tractor team achieves success in an international competition.
Sensory Symphony
What if interior design could adapt with us? Kansas State’s design students gave us insight into creating inclusive spaces catering to diverse sensory needs, from adjustable lighting to mindful soundscapes. This is more than design; it’s empathy in action.
Championing careers
Discover how a $11.5M investment from Ike and Letty Evans boosts K-State Athletics’ ability to empower student-athletes like Monique Hardy.