Kansas State University

College of Arts and Sciences student named Miss Kansas USA

Few people can say they won the first pageant they competed in, but that’s exactly what Audrey Banach, senior in communication studies, did when she claimed the prestigious title of Miss Kansas USA 2014 in December 2013.

The College of Arts and Sciences student was born into a military family as the middle child of three. She began traveling around the country at a few months old, living in multiple states before settling down in Kansas, which has been her home for the past seven years.

“With so much change in my childhood, it led me to become a highly resilient and ‘glass half full’ kind of individual,” Banach said.

Continue reading “That’s the Wildcat Way Spotlight: Miss Kansas USA” →

For current students

Enrollment at K-State is in full swing! Has your current student met with his or her major advisor and enrolled on iSIS? Check out the classes offered at K-State on the course Web page.

For new and incoming members of the K-State Family

Will your student be joining the K-State Family this fall? This is your chance to choose your classes, learn the keys to college success, and more. Registration will open in June for these dates:

Continue reading “Fall 2014 Enrollment” →

Deadline to Complete 2014-2015 Housing Contracts Extended

Students who wish to return to on-campus housing for the 2014-2015 school year but did not meet the March 1 deadline for completing the contract are in luck! Continue reading “Housing and Dining Update – Deadlines, Summer Living, Safety & More!” →

Congratulations to K-State seniors graduating in May! Students must apply for graduation online, through their student iSIS account, for all majors, minors, and/or secondary majors with which they plan to graduate.

The dates to apply for graduation are listed on the official Academic Calendar. The schools/colleges may have program-specific graduation deadline, so check with your Dean’s office for official dates.

Continue reading “Graduation is just around the corner!” →

By Jodi Kaus

Powercat Financial Counseling has achieved its spring semester goal of 3,000 SALT activations since launching in January 2013. Only 11 other SALT-user institutions — three of them being public universities — have hit the 3,000 registration mark. K-State has activated 3,156. Continue reading “More than 3,100 students using SALT online money management program” →