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Latest Good for K-State

students hands carving a linoleum block print

Sharing their spark

Art and commerce intersect at K-State’s new Spot Fire Press. Linoleum: It’s not just for kitchen floors. In the talented hands of K-State printmaking students, a humble block of linoleum — and other mediums like copper, wood and silk screen — are transformed to […]

More like Jordan Kramer

Jordan Kramer, junior in civil engineering with minors in community development and leadership, flourishes through multiple ALEs with support from scholarships.

konza bison

More than just a pretty face

Countless species call the Konza Prairie home — birds, fish, insects, reptiles — yet none is more iconic than the majestic bison.

Soaring to new heights

Day of Giving helps competition team break world record.

frank tracz directing the band

Passing the baton

For 33 years, K-State’s legendary director of bands delivered high-energy performances and heartfelt life lessons. Now Frank Tracz is stepping down.

sophie schumacher

Generosity personified

Wildcat donors help thousands of K-State students. Sophie Schumacher is one example of how those philanthropic investments pay great dividends.

amir bahadoori

Powering progress

K-State’s unique nuclear engineering program tackles an insatiable hunger for energy — and a massive workforce need.

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