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Manhappenin' magazine
With the incoming rainy weather, Wildcats pull out their raincoats and prepare for a wet walk to class. Knowing what to look for, what lasts and what will actually protect becomes necessary. For those coming from drier states, knowing how to prepare properly can be difficult. Here are a few ways to help fellow Wildcats...
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The ballroom floor is heating up. The hit reality competition show, “Dancing with the Stars,” has reached the halfway mark of its 35th season. With it comes plenty of drama, both on and off screen. After Ciara Miller and Brandon Armstrong were eliminated on week four’s Mariah Carey night, eleven pairs were left in the...
Manhappenin' magazine
“Dancing With the Stars” is back for its 35th season and has already gotten everyone talking with surprising eliminations, viral social media dance recreations and just a little bit of controversy. Featuring its largest cast yet, the reality show’s 16 celebrity contestants compete to win the Mirrorball trophy. Paired with a pro ballroom dancer, each...
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On October 1st, the Kansas State University Women’s Volleyball Team lost in all three sets to Utah. As a K-State student, it was disheartening to watch. But the mood didn’t match the results. Despite it being a rainy Thursday evening, the student section still showed up, boosted by the never-ceasing school spirit of the volleyball...
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The first thing that usually comes to mind after an encounter with wasps is that they are useless. Despite how intimidating wasps may seem, wasps are crucial to our ecosystem. Without them, the environment would be in shambles. So, what do wasps do? One of the many things that wasps do is act as natural...
The Collegian
Categories: MultimediaPhoto Galleries & Videos Scenes of K-State Volleyball vs BYU Haylee Haslett and Rylie Kaberline October 2, 2026 Caleigh Ponn celebrates a successful point against the Cougars. Ponn recorded one assist. The Wildcats fell to BYU 1-3 on Oct. 2. Haylee Haslett Gallery • 6 Photos Haylee Haslett Fuka Sekita celebrates with her teammates after
The Collegian
Massey’s 23 kills not enough for Wildcats to best BYU.
The Collegian
Amid budget concerns, the dean’s office of the College of Arts and Sciences has begun planning the reorganization of departments.
The Collegian
A24 released a movie based on the TV show “To Catch a Predator” on Sept. 25, and it will be no surprise when the film is nominated for Academy Awards next year.
The Collegian
Taking care of your mental health in the upcoming winter season.
Manhappenin' magazine
Love is complicated and messy, and this is demonstrated by the latest production put on by The School of Music, Theatre and Dance at Kansas State University titled I Wanna F*ck Like Romeo & Juliet. The play, directed by Cheyenne Niblack, tells the story of a couple, Alejandro and Benny, who break up after six...
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Music is everywhere. Not only do I hear it daily in the dining halls, but I wake up to music, I sometimes listen to music throughout the day and I will use music to help me wind down in the evening. And based on the number of headphones and earbuds I see around campus, music...
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Each game, as the Kansas State University Football Team exits the locker room, a flag is shown on the field that says, “It’s Family Business.” K-State football games are built around community, starting hours before the game as the parking lots fill with purple. “We’ve had season tickets since I was a freshman in college,”...
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Now that September has rolled in, so, too, has a new wave of seasons upon seasons of reality television. New seasons of shows such as “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” and “The Traitors” have graced television screens, and with them comes a new season of “ABC’s Dancing with the Stars.” The ballroom dance show...
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The Kansas State University 2026 football season is certainly off to an energetic and spirited start. After the Sept. 19 home game against Tulane University, K-State stands at three wins and no losses. Wildcats, past and present, are settling in and enjoying this “winner energy,” especially since the last time the Tulane Green Wave came...
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