Hans Coetzee appointed vice president for research
Hans Coetzee, university distinguished professor and an internationally recognized expert in livestock pain management, has been appointed vice…
K-State's newest Goldwater scholar to address water quality, environmental challenges
Sydney Erin Frenk, a K-State junior passionate about solving environmental problems through research, is Kansas State University's 83rd Goldwater…
K-State research provides new insight into mosquito immune systems
Biology professor Kristin Michel and doctoral recipient Bianca Morejon's research into the mechanisms of the African malaria mosquito's immune system…
K-State lab to continue advancing world's top crops
Kansas State University's Climate Resilient Cereals Innovation Lab continues work after federal funding resumed earlier this month.
'It takes a village': K-State helps rural Kansas community meet all generations' needs
K-State case study explores social, academic, and life benefits of rural Logan's community center combining a care facility and elementary school.
What undergraduate research on prairie mice reveals about Kansas nature
For his undergraduate research on changes in prairie mice genetics, Sam Speck received an undergraduate honorarium from the American Association of…
KSU Foundation earns USA Today Top Workplaces Award
The Kansas State University Foundation has been named one of the nation’s top workplaces following a survey issued to more than 42,000 organizations…
Two K-State professors receive one of U.S. science's highest distinctions
Eduard Akhunov and Bimal Paul selected as American Association for the Advancement of Science Fellows in recognition of their significant…
Kansas Water Institute: When Wildcats come together, water research is better
The Kansas Water Institute brings individuals together from across campus to create innovative solutions to the largest challenges facing Kansans.
K-State Three Minute Thesis winners demonstrate research communication skills
K-State's Three Minute Thesis competition recently concluded with 11 graduate students showcasing their research and competing for top awards.