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!
Latest Good for K-State
What if every student made it to the finish line?
Emergency funds to the rescue What if K-State could ensure every student can stay in school — and graduate — regardless of what life throws their way? That’s when emergency funds matter. College students work hard for their degrees, but sometimes life throws a […]
A wealth of knowledge
Making K-Staters money-smart from the start Most bad decisions made in college stay in college … well, before the arrival of social media, that is. But financial missteps are common among students of every era, and they can lead to a disaster that dogs […]
Let there be rock
Discover the beats of rock history in K-State’s famed History of Rock and Roll class — join 14,000 Wildcats who’ve rocked out since ’07!
A different grad gift
K-State student leaders become philanthropists in the making Every Friday morning, a group of K-Staters meets to change the lives of fellow students. The gathering students are the Student Opportunity Awards committee, and they’re reviewing applications from K-Staters facing immediate financial needs. “The most […]
The eyes have it
K-State vet students hone exam skills with 3D-printed eyes, preparing to treat diverse patients from dogs and cats to horses and rabbits
The politico broadening his perspective
Andrew Navarro delves into public service firsthand, from election strategy to community care. Explore his impactful internships and research projects.
The last drop
Kansas State University experts tackle global water scarcity, including Kansas. Discover their innovative solutions for a sustainable future.
More than winning
Discover the power of competition teams at K-State to develop essential skills, network, and propel towards success in engineering and beyond.
The writer finding her own story
Discover how Tyoni Williams took her education at Kansas State University beyond the classroom to gain real-world experience.