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!
9 reasons to love Anderson Hall
There’s so much about Anderson Hall you don’t know. Easily Kansas State University’s most recognizable campus symbol, it’s the site of many memorable moments throughout our history, including student demonstrations, class pranks, natural disasters and even the occasional skunk visit.
Sharing their spark
Art and commerce intersect at K-State’s new Spot Fire Press.
Sustainably stylish
From concept to closet, students bring sustainability to every step of the fashion process.
Latest Good for K-State
Double duty
The Graduate Student Parent Success Initiative is knocking down this hurdle for K-State’s grad students balancing studies and parenthood.
What a difference a day makes
Celebrating another ‘wildly’ successful — and record-breaking — Day of Giving.
Where Purple Rides Proud
K-State’s new Bilbrey Family Event Center roped in a stampede of spectators for the 2026 K-State rodeo. The arena can host around 3,000 people, about the same as the volleyball arena!
What if we could design a future with less student debt?
Blueprint for a tuition-free final year for APDesign students.
More like Gavin Hughes
Scholarships fuel K-State’s mission of accessible education.
Sustainably stylish
From concept to closet, students bring sustainability to every step of the fashion process.
9 reasons to love Anderson Hall
There’s so much about Anderson Hall you don’t know. Easily Kansas State University’s most recognizable campus symbol, it’s the site of many memorable moments throughout our history, including student demonstrations, class pranks, natural disasters and even the occasional skunk visit.
Sharing their spark
Art and commerce intersect at K-State’s new Spot Fire Press.
What if every student teacher could fully focus on teaching?
Funding a future teacher’s final semester will be a game changer.
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.