World Religions Festival
Tue., Aug. 27 | 7-10 p.m. | Student Union, Forum Hall
Learn about and celebrate major faiths of the world at the World Religions Festival, sponsored by the anthropology program. Religious leaders from around the world and Kansas will participate. The event will feature short, TED-style talks, musical performances, videos, prayers and other spiritual practices, followed by a one-hour reception with music, food and exhibits.
K-State Radio Centennial Celebration
Fri., Sept. 13 | 10-11 a.m. | Radio Towers near Calvin Hall
The university will commemorate a century of “bringing the college to the people and the people to the college.”
K-State Theatre presents “Philoctetes”
Sept. 26-29 | 7:30 p.m. | Chapman Theatre, Nichols Hall
For nine long years, the Trojan War has been raging. The Greeks, desperate for victory and longing to return home, are informed by an oracle that defeating Troy is possible only through the return of Philoctetes, a skilled warrior, and his magical bow and arrow from exile.
From the Ashes: Printmaking, Preservation and Renewal conference
Wed.-Sun., Oct. 2-6 | Various locations around campus and Manhattan
This Mid America Print Council Conference, sponsored by the art department, will explore the relationship between printmakers and the natural environment. The public is welcome.
AI and the Future Symposium: Trust AI?
Tue.-Thu., Oct. 15-17 | Campus venues and Manhattan Public Library
This free event features a variety of panels, lightning talks and workshops to help the K-State and Manhattan communities learn about artificial intelligence. It’s sponsored by the modern languages department, Hale Library and more.
Flint Hills Military History Symposium: War and Technology 2024
Fri.-Sun, Oct. 18-20 | Locations in Manhattan and Fort Riley
The K-State history department is partnering with Fort Riley Museums to present this symposium that bridges the gap between classroom and battlefield.
