1 hr ago | The Capital-Journal
University tuition goes up, regents blame Legislature
Tuition rates will rise at state universities this year and the Kansas Legislature is to blame, the Kansas Board of Regents said Wednesday.
5 hrs ago | KCPT-TV Kansas City
Somebody's Watching Me: K-State's Drone Program
It's the only industry that promises a boon to the American economy and a better way to kill terrorists.
5 hrs ago | KCPT-TV Kansas City
This week on The Local Show, Sam Zeff takes us inside the Unmanned Aircraft Systems program at Kansas State University, one of only two such programs in the country.
8 hrs ago | Milling Journal
K-State Rice Blast Research Reveals Details About How Fungus Invades Plants
Manhattan, KS-Like a stealthy enemy, blast disease invades rice crops around the world, killing plants and cutting production of one of the most important global food sources.
12 hrs ago | WIBW-TV Topeka
Vote Expected Wednesday On Proposed Tuition Hikes
The regents expected to vote Wednesday afternoon on new tuition rates proposed by the universities.
KU education dean flunks rating system
Education deans at two Kansas public universities criticized Tuesday a think tank's report of U.S. teacher-training programs that concludes too many mediocre graduates have been making their way into classrooms.
June 18, 2013 3:22 p.m.Prosecutor plans appeal of Wellington man's sentence for fatal crash
A prosecutor says he'll appeal the probation given to Kansas State University graduate student for a head-on crash that killed two people.
Researcher Uses Campus Photography to Discover Ideal College Campus
MANHATTAN, Kan. -- A picture may be worth a thousand words, but Sarah Flynn's pictures may lead to changes that could inspire thousands of future leaders and innovators.
Kansas State Officials Recognized By Fort Riley
Kirk Schulz, university president, and Noel Schulz, associate dean for research and graduate programs in the College of Engineering and Paslay professor of electrical and computer engineering, both received the Fort Riley Distinguished Trooper Award on June 12. Created in 2001, the award recognizes the sustained public service and contributions of ... (more)
Miss Kansas says she likes breaking stereotypes
Theresa Vail, 22, who previously won the Miss Leavenworth County crown, won the Miss Kansas pageant this month at Pratt Community College.
K-State Student Sentenced To 60 Days In Jail In Double Fatality
A Kansas State University graduate student responsible for a head-on collision that killed an Ogden couple will serve 60 days in the Riley County Jail.
NIH fellowship helps researcher fight malaria, understand mosquito immunity
A Kansas State University research associate has received a prestigious fellowship to support his research on mosquitoes and ways to prevent the spread of malaria.
I have been teaching for 23 years in the School of Journalism at The University of Kansas.
Veterans still pay out-state tuition as bill falters
Liane Larson grew up in Kansas. Her parents are military veterans who served in Kansas.
Community garden conference offered at K-State
A Kansas Community Garden Conference, designed to answer everyday questions about gardening, provide practical tips for planning and managing a community garden, and improve community health, will be offered July 8-9 at Kansas State University, according to a news release.
Brad Jepsen joined Networks Plus as a network technician. He is a 2009 graduate from the Manhattan Area Technical College with an associate of applied science in information and network technology.
Catherine Younger, Victoria, and Randy and Stefani Dreiling, Hutchinson, announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Ashley Erin Dreiling, to Clinton Daniel Herl, son of Dan and Pat Herl, Victoria.
Family business a second choice for some
When Yingling Aviation owner Lynn Nichols sent his son and daughter off to college, he quietly wondered whether, someday, either would want to work at the company that provides services for general aviation aircraft.
Kansas higher ed dealing with budget cuts
Kansas universities and colleges are beginning to come to grips with what they are calling "devastating" budget cuts imposed by the state Legislature.
Thad and Susan Howell of Syracuse announce the engagement of their daughter, Marisa Howell, to Joe Englert.