Kansas State University News

Dennis Kuhlman's last day at the helm of Kansas State University at Salina isn't for another month, but about 100 people gathered on campus Thursday evening for a retirement reception.

That's how Chris Reinhardt, Kansas State University Extension feedlot specialist, boils down the role of a manager or supervisor.

Kansas State University is solidifying its presence across the ocean and around the globe with a new agreement with the China Scholarship Council.

Three members of Kansas State University at Salina's Flight Team will present the "Aviation Fixation" day camp for June 13 to 15 for children ages 8 through 11.

MANHATTAN, Kan. -- Kansas State University has opened its doors this week to hundreds of students from across the state for the 88th Annual Kansas 4-H Discovery Days.

Earlier this month, executives at Hong Kong-based commodity trader Noble Group talked with a Kansas agricultural economist about their ambitions to join the biggest wave of industry consolidation in more than a decade.

A former military man and top cop at the University of Wyoming, who said he plans to emphasize community engagement and student education, has been tapped to lead the University of Tennessee Police Department.

A new National Bio- and Agro-Defense Facility, planned for construction at Kansas State University, is "going to get built," Kansas Gov.

KANSAS STATE SCIENTISTS FIND GENES UNDERLYING DOMESTICATION OF SORGHUM, CEREALS May 30, 2012 Source: Kansas State University news release A study by a team of university and government scientists led by a Kansas State University researcher, indicates that genes responsible for seed shattering - the process by which grasses disseminate their seeds - ... (more)

A bat found in Saline County has tested positive for rabies, according to the Salina-Saline County Health Department.

"Have fun and don't stress about assignments," he wrote in a questionnaire provided to The Telegram.

Recent high school graduate Alan T. Caro hopes fellow classmates will remember him as the person they could go to with their problems.

Domestic beef demand has surprised analysts, including myself," says Glynn Tonsor, Kansas State University agricultural economist.

The study found 100% agreement between the feedyard worker pre-necropsy diagnosis and the post-necropsy diagnosis for bovine respiratory disease cases.

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Saying "goodbye" to driving for 10, 20 or more miles for groceries need not be wishful thinking.The loss of local grocery stores adds time and transportation costs to feeding the family, but there's more to it than that, said David Procter, spokesperson for an upcoming Kansas State University conference focusing on rural grocery stores.

Johnny Castellaw likes the University of Kansas and might apply for admission after he graduates from Wichita's South High School next year.

If Gov. Sam Brownback ever runs for president again, he will have a brand new set of talking points.Brownback, who ran an abbreviated campaign in 2007 when he was a U.S. senator, focused on abortion, human rights and family issues.

Tom and Linda Rishel of Garden City announce the engagement of their daughter, Emily Rishel, to Nicholas Mitchell.

Kevin and Cindy Fenton of Holcomb announce the engagement of their daughter, Trista Fenton, to Jeremy Alexander.