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r/KState • u/EllieDai • Oct 07 '24
Register to vote by October 15th, and vote in the 2024 elections!
On November 5th, Kansas will vote not just for President, but for Congress, and for state and local offices. Register and vote so you'll have a say in what kind of country America will be!
Register to vote
In Kansas, you must register by October 15th to vote. You can register here: https://www.kdor.ks.gov/apps/voterreg/default.aspx
Voting in person
Kansas offers early voting from October 16th-November 4th. You can vote at your County Election office. Contact your County Election office to find out if your county will offer additional early voting locations.
If you prefer, you can vote at your polling place on Election Day, November 5th.
When voting in person, be sure to bring an accepted form of identification.
Voting by mail
Any voter in Kansas may choose to vote by mail. Apply for an advance (mail) ballot here under "By Mail".
Ballots must be postmarked by November 5th and received by November 8th, so mail your ballot back promptly. You can also return your ballot in person to your County Election office
If you mail your ballot, you can track it here.
Please let me know if you have any questions!
r/KState • u/ThereAllAlong4 • 1d ago
Wildcat Upcycle Fashion
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Tried my hand at a K-State Wildcat, reverse appliqué style! 💜🐾 From the mascot on the back to the claw marks on the sleeve, this sweatshirt got a little purple pride. Lots of stitching, careful cutting, and watching it come to life!
What team should I try next? 👀
#KState #Wildcats #ReverseApplique #UpcycledFashion #ThereAllAlong
Breaking: Linton to leave KSU for Virginia Tech
By Ned Seaton
Richard Linton is expected to be named the next president of Virginia Tech, multiple sources told The Manhattan Mercury Tuesday afternoon.
Linton is currently the president at K-State, having served in that role since 2022. He’s the 15th president in university history.
Neither Virginia Tech nor K-State have announced anything, but the Virginia Tech Board of Visitors has a special public meeting slated for Wednesday at noon central time in Blacksburg for a formal vote to appoint the new president. Meanwhile the Kansas Board of Regents has called a special closed-door meeting at 12:15 Wednesday on a “non-elected personnel” matter. The Regents hire and fire university presidents.
r/KState • u/Kindly-Fudge5318 • 5d ago
Kansas! EBM, Synth, Industrial show tonight at Union library
r/KState • u/VP-CurtisBioProject • 7d ago
Want the Epstein Files to stay private? Vote for Marshall
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r/KState • u/MainMarket-Gamer • 13d ago
K-State lets one get away at Cincinnati, bye week before Houston (plus a free CFB pick'em)
Hey guys, quick look at where the Cats stand after Saturday.
First, since it's in the title: we run a free weekly college football pick'em. This week is 10 games, pick the winners, nothing to buy, $135 in prizes. Picks lock Saturday at noon ET, so here's something to do on the bye week.
https://www.mainmarket.com/c/college-pickem-wk5
Now the Wildcats. The 31-26 loss at Cincinnati stings. K-State came in 3-0 as touchdown favorites, led 10-0 and was up 17-10 at half, then Cincinnati ran for 271 yards and took over the second half. Avery Johnson threw for 292, but it took 50 attempts to get there.
The run defense is the story. Cincinnati had two backs go over 120. That has to get fixed before Big 12 play gets going.
Year one under Collin Klein is 3-1 with a bye this week, then Houston, and Kansas the week after. Win those two at home, and Cincinnati becomes a blip.
What are you guys seeing? Is the run defense a real problem, or was Cincinnati just that good on Saturday?
r/KState • u/ReignyRainyReign • 14d ago
Kansas State and former men’s basketball coach Jerome Tang are finalizing settlement agreement
r/KState • u/Jackpics • 15d ago
Would joining in a frat while being gay work out?
Pretty much just the title. I'm going to kstate for fall 2027, and joining a fraternity sounds fun. I've actually already filled out a few interest forms. I've been seeing a lot about frats online and the consensus is pretty varied, although I have a friend at KU who's in a frat and he's gay and he said I could , but I know kstate is more conservative. Anyway I'm a gay while male and my voice is kinda feminine but I don't look feminine. Just curious about y'all's opinion.
r/KState • u/YellowPoint39 • 17d ago
Thinking Of Committing
Hello everyone, i’m pretty much dead set on attending KSU next year in fall if 27’ as an incoming freshman. But the one thing holding me back is my question on how diverse KSU really is? As a queer, black woman I really want to go to a school where i feel accepted and will be able to find others like me. LMK what you feel the student body is like?
r/KState • u/0rangeJu1ius • 17d ago
Security Studies graduate program
I heard Kstate opened a security studies program, but I'm not finding much info online. Anyone in this program who can tell me what it is like?
r/KState • u/buybackbuyback • 18d ago
Chess clubs in the Manhattan, KS area?
Hey y’all, I’m a chess fiend moving to Manhattan soon and I’m looking for a chess club nearby. If there’s any let me know.
r/KState • u/MainMarket-Gamer • 19d ago
Kansas State followup on my preseason preview, plus we launched a free weekly CFB pick'em
Hey guys! The season preview I posted here a few weeks back did pretty well, so circling back like I said I would.
I had you at 7-5 in Klein's first year, with Avery Johnson giving the team a floor and the defense as my big worry, since so little came back. So far I was wrong about the defense: 30 points allowed in three games, beating Nicholls 71-3, Washington State 34-7 and Tulane 31-20. Johnson has been exactly the floor I expected, 57 of 82 for 608 yards and 6 TDs through the air, plus 152 and 2 TDs on the ground against Tulane. Cincinnati tonight is a battle of 3-0 teams, and then the road stretch at TCU, Arizona State and Colorado is where I said the season gets made.
What are you guys seeing that the box scores aren't, and how do you see the season ending up?
Quick aside since it's in the title, we just launched a free weekly college football pick'em, $225 in prizes this week. Ten games, pick the winners, nothing to buy. Picks lock at noon ET, well before your kickoff tonight, so this is a last call.
r/KState • u/Lilemon_zzzz • 21d ago
Missing Fuggler :(
Hey all if anyone happens to find this fuggler on campus please lmk!!! I’m offering $15 if found and returned back to me
r/KState • u/9RoundMHK • 21d ago
Kickboxing vs running for weight loss: what actually works better
Biased take incoming: I coach at a kickboxing gym here in Manhattan, and I get asked this by beginners all the time.
Running is the default weight loss advice and it's fine cardio. But here's the thing nobody tells you: running alone barely touches strength training, and strength training is what builds the lean muscle that keeps your metabolism higher all day. Most people who say they want weight loss actually want body composition change, and cardio alone is slow at that.
A kickboxing workout does both in one 30 minute session. Bag rounds and pad work burn a ton of calories because your whole body is working, every punch is core, shoulders, and legs at once. Then the bodyweight stations between rounds (pushups, squats, lunges) add the muscle building part. High calorie burn plus lean muscle building in half an hour is hard to beat.
Running still wins for pure endurance, and it's free, so no hate. But if you're bored of the treadmill and want something that hits cardio and strength training together, kickboxing is worth trying.
What do you do for cardio when running gets boring?
r/KState • u/StudioConfident8565 • 22d ago
Kickboxing is criminally underrated as a workout
I switched from regular gym cardio to kickboxing classes last semester and it is honestly the best fitness decision I have made in college.
You are getting cardio and strength work in one session. A solid hour of rounds has you drenched, but you are also building real muscle because every punch and kick is resistance work through your whole body. Way better for body composition than just grinding on a treadmill.
It is also amazing stress relief after classes. Nothing clears your head like hitting pads for a few rounds. You leave the gym in a way better mood than when you walked in.
Best part is beginners are totally welcome at most gyms. You do not need any fighting experience and you go at your own pace. Nobody is judging you on day one.
Full disclosure, I coach at a kickboxing gym here in Manhattan, happy to answer questions about getting started.
Anyone else here train or ever tried it? What did you think?
r/KState • u/klanker • 23d ago
For a Popcorn Quality Control Lab, I wanted a fun label for a bottle of Popcorn Kernals, and A.I. did not disappoint.
This photo is just to go on a bottle of popcorn kernels for use in a student demonstration lab for a class experiment. Not for Retail or Sale use.
What gets me is the Anderson Hall in the photo. Damn.
r/KState • u/Clear-Pay1524 • Sep 15 '26
Help mailing
Hello! I live in Boyd and I was wondering if there was a way to ship stuff from my hall or Van Zile, or if I'd have to go to a ups off campus?
r/KState • u/Beneficial-Two-3583 • Sep 14 '26
Looking for a decent 1BR apartment
Hi, I know this is totally random, but I am looking for a clean, well taken care of apartment for a single person w/no pets or children in Manhattan, KS. I don't know if anyone who owns properties will read this, but I am an adult in my early 30s in grad school, work full time currently living with family but ready financially to make serious moves to find a place of my own. Can anyone offer any suggestions for me, or Easter Eggs that might not be found in a Google search like 'Apartments for rent in Manhattan, KS' (I've already contacted all the 'major' prop mgmt companies in town..any suggestions or tips would be greatly appreciated, thanks!
r/KState • u/danalearning • Sep 10 '26
The perfect game day home
We have the perfect game day or family home for sale. Serious inquiries only. EMAW
r/KState • u/razorksu • Sep 06 '26
🟣 Sunday State of the Wildcats: The Collin Klein Era Begins 71–3
r/KState • u/PhD_hunterrr • Sep 05 '26
PhD - Spring 2027 at Kansas State University
Has anyone applying for Spring 2027 heard back from them? How long does it normally take to hear back?
r/KState • u/Final_Ad9363 • Sep 02 '26
HELP WITH INTERVIEW WITH A POTENTIAL ADVISOR
Hi everyone. I am an international student, and I have an interview with a professor for a research position in their lab. Can anyone in the agriculture department (entomology) help me with this please? I AM LOSING MY MIND RN!
Context: I emailed a professor with a very good research fit, and they replied back and scheduled an interview.