About 200 people gathered Saturday afternoon in support of abortion rights as Kansas is set to make a constitutional decision on the matter next month.
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WAMEGO — Wamego’s Hayden Oviatt is headed to West Point to continue his football and academic career.
Emporia State announced the hire of David Spafford, a Kansas State graduate and former athletics and foundation employee, as its new athletics director on Wednesday.
The fall high school sports season will inaugurate a new era for the Centennial League, Manhattan High’s home since 2004.
My initial reaction to the latest eruption of college athletics conference realignment was: I had this on my calendar for LATE July. Who missed the memo?
MAIZE — After months of hoping and waiting by Kansas State football fans, Maize’s golden-haired, four-star quarterback Avery Johnson made his commitment to the Wildcats official in a ceremony at his high school on Tuesday.
Kansas State athletes will soon have the opportunity to profit off their name, image and likeness, while fans will be able to buy their favorite players’ officially licensed jerseys and other similar products.
The wire service stories about this year’s inductees to the College Basketball Hall of Fame focused mostly on Roy Williams. Which is fine, I suppose. They gave a paragraph to Lon Kruger, noting appropriately that his coaching career involved taking two schools to the Final Four, and five sch…
My initial reaction to the latest eruption of college athletics conference realignment was: I had this on my calendar for LATE July. Who missed the memo?
The wire service stories about this year’s inductees to the College Basketball Hall of Fame focused mostly on Roy Williams. Which is fine, I suppose. They gave a paragraph to Lon Kruger, noting appropriately that his coaching career involved taking two schools to the Final Four, and five sch…
Anyone who has been tasked with writing a paper or an article knows that the hardest part can be coming up with a topic. Luckily, the month of July left me plenty to choose from. It is National Grilling Month, National Ice Cream Month, and the day calendar is full of celebrations dedicated t…
Annalee Newitz is a science journalist, based in San Francisco, whose previous works include both fiction and nonfiction. Her latest nonfiction book is “Four Lost Cities: A Secret History of the Urban Age.” The four lost cities she describes are Çatalhöyük (7500-5700 BCE, in present-day Turk…
Eula Mae Hedman, a Manhattan resident, will turn 100 on July 8.
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Kansas State University officials on Friday announced their choice for the next CEO and dean of the K-State Olathe campus.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — “Urban American Outdoors” is in the business of changing narratives — like the myth that Black people can’t swim. The Kansas City-based creators of the outdoors show put that notion to bed years ago with footage of a team of Black divers plunging into the South Pacific.
LIBERAL — Janeth Vasquez’s journey is a common story in southwest Kansas.
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