Good for K-State
As the flagship publication of the KSU Foundation, Good for K-State magazine tells the story of your philanthropic dollars at work. Scroll down to find out how you’ve made a difference for K-State!
Playing the field
Seeds, fertilizer, herbicide and water are the essential ingredients for farming. But figuring out the magic recipe of seed genetics and the amounts and timing of the ingredients is part science and part educated guess.
GOOOOOOOOAL!
For Mohler, a junior in kinesiology from Tulsa, Oklahoma, part of what makes her time at K-State so special is having access to the 360-degree support provided by generous donors. Nearly every aspect of her K-State experience — and that of all student athletes — is elevated by philanthropy.
Beyond words
Gifts honoring unforgettable individuals carry a lasting legacy We all have someone who has touched our life in a special way — a family member, a valued mentor or even a beloved pet. Across K-State, so many places, programs and scholarships bear someone’s name. […]
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Crafting community
From hikes on the Konza to studies with a poet laureate to helping fellow students with research, Mara Aberle’s K-State experience brings together a community How did you get interested in creative writing? I have an older cousin who attended K-State. She invited me […]
Beyond borders
We all have someone who has touched our life in a special way — a family member, a valued mentor or even a beloved pet. Across K-State, so many places, programs and scholarships bear someone’s name. But who are these celebrated individuals? Meet Michael […]
The bond of brothers
We all have someone who has touched our life in a special way — a family member, a valued mentor or even a beloved pet. Across K-State, so many places, programs and scholarships bear someone’s name. But who are these celebrated individuals? Meet the […]
More like Jacob Koop
Whether in a classroom or on the manufacturing floor, K-State Salina meets the learning needs of all students.
What if we united to save Anderson Hall?
For many, Anderson Hall serves as their first impression of K-State. As a popular photo background for students in graduation caps, it’s also often a final sendoff point. But beloved Anderson’s upkeep always takes a backseat to other K-State priorities.
Blooming from the beginning
Throughout 2025, K-State Gardens celebrates its sesquicentennial. This is the year to gather with fellow floral fanatics and nature nuts of all varieties for tours, farm-to-table foods and holiday-themed fun.
True friends
K-State raised more than $600,000 in 2022 to increase access to mental health services and reduce the stigma of asking for help. Here’s how that generosity supports students from orientation through graduation.