Global impact
At K-State, the brightest minds are taking on the world’s biggest challenges through innovative research and collabortive partnerships. With your investment, we can provide solutions that matter.
Latest Global impact
Championing animal well-being
Explore how K-State’s KSVDL protects animal health through expert diagnostics, from pets to livestock, nationwide.
Revolutionizing global supply chains
Ike Ehie’s research at K-State is revolutionizing supply chain strategies, ensuring companies keep shelves stocked and avoid shortages.
Experiencing culture through language
Learn how Celina’s love for Japanese language blossomed into a tutoring career, fostering global connections.
Courts and columns
From a standout athlete to making her mark at the New York Times, learn how K-State’s supportive community guided LeAnn Wilcox Plutnicki.
The last drop
Kansas State University experts tackle global water scarcity, including Kansas. Discover their innovative solutions for a sustainable future.
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.
Building resilience in Madagascar
Discover how collaborative research efforts are combating climate change impacts in Madagascar, safeguarding biodiversity and ensuring food security.
From flush to fortune
K-State’s civil engineering researchers tackle wastewater challenges, advancing sustainability for a cleaner future.
Buzzworthy invention
K-State assistant professor Brian Spiesman has created a revolutionary resource for bee identification and conservation through artificial intelligence model tracking and image rendering. When you think of your favorite things, — your family, hobbies, favorite movies — your endorphins go into overdrive. Now imagine […]
All-around solution
A new natural crop spray shows promise for both farmers and the environment. Farmers face many battles to produce a healthy and profitable crop — insects, diseases, proper amounts of water and nutrients — and the list goes on and on. Scientists at K-State, […]