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- 1K-State Picks Up Multiple Wins at Hoosier Classic▼K-State Collect Multiple Wins During Second Day at Hoosier Classic
Kansas State University athletes recorded several victories on the second day of the Hoosier Classic, according to the university's athletics department. The strong showing adds to the Wildcats' early-season results as competition continues at the event hosted in Indiana. Fans are following the team's progress through the multi-day tournament.
- 2K-State Doubles Team Shines at Hoosier Classic▼K-State Doubles Team Highlights Performances at Hoosier Classic
Kansas State University's doubles pairing delivered standout performances at the Hoosier Classic tennis event, according to the university's athletics department. The weekend tournament gave the Wildcats' doubles combinations valuable fall competition, with the program highlighting the pairing as among its strongest performers as the offseason schedule continues.
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Kansas State's sophomore golfers took the lead for the Wildcats in the opening round of their tournament, according to Kansas State University Athletics. The young class stepped up to carry the team's scoreboard early in the event, giving the program a strong start and drawing attention to its underclassmen depth.
- 4Kansas State fitness initiative aims to bring community together▼Bringing the community together through fitness
Kansas State University's Collegian reports on efforts to bring the local community together through fitness, highlighting programmes that encourage students and residents to exercise side by side. The article frames group workouts and shared physical activity as a way to build social connections on and around the Manhattan, Kansas campus.
- 5Kansas State Wildcats Open Hoosier Classic With Singles Play▼Wildcats Compete in Singles Matches on Day One at Hoosier Classic
Kansas State University's tennis team began competition at the Hoosier Classic, with Wildcats players taking part in singles matches on the opening day of the event. Details on individual results or opponents have not yet been reported. The tournament continues with further matches as the Wildcats look to build momentum early in their season.
- 6Kansas residents can apply to state universities for free this week▼Kansas residents can apply to state universities for free this week. Here’s how
Kansas residents can submit applications to state universities at no cost this week as part of a free application period. The Wichita Eagle reports details on how to take advantage of the offer, which removes application fees for prospective students across the state's public universities.
- 7Kansas State Wildcats Mid-Pack After Two Golf Rounds▼Cats Remain in Middle of the Field Through Two Rounds
Kansas State's men's golf team sits in the middle of the standings through the first two rounds of its current tournament, according to the university's athletics program. The Wildcats have been consistent but have not made a move up the leaderboard, leaving everything to play for in the final round.
- 8Kansas colleges waive application fees October 5-9▼Kansas residents can apply to colleges for free Oct. 5-9
Kansas residents will be able to apply to participating colleges and universities in the state without paying application fees from October 5 through 9. The free application window, promoted by regional news outlet KOAM News Now, is intended to lower the cost barrier for students considering higher education. Students are advised to check which institutions are taking part and prepare materials ahead of the window.
- 9Takeaways from Kansas basketball's win over Middle Tennessee●What did we learn from KU’s win over Middle Tennessee?
Kansas University defeated Middle Tennessee State, and postgame discussion is focused on what the victory reveals about the team. Fans and analysts are asking what positives and concerns the performance exposed, from standout individual showings to areas needing improvement as the season progresses.
- 10Kansas State and Jerome Tang reach $12 million settlement●Kansas State, Jerome Tang reach $12 million settlement over firing https://www. nytimes.com/athletic/7651273/2 026/10/01
Kansas State University has agreed to a $12 million settlement with former men's basketball coach Jerome Tang following his dismissal. Tang was fired in February after publicly saying his players did not 'deserve to wear this uniform.' The settlement resolves financial obligations tied to his firing and closes out a turbulent chapter for the program.
- 11What We Learned From Emporia State and Washburn Fall Sports●Sunflower Sports Report (9/27): What we learned from Emporia State, Washburn fall sports
A weekly sports roundup covering Emporia State and Washburn University fall athletics aired on September 27, recapping what observers learned from recent performances across both Kansas schools' fall sports programs. The report reviews results and takeaways from the weekend's games for the two Division II programs in the state.
- 12WSU field station manager voices support for Sternberg Museum●LETTER: WSU Biological Field Station manager advocates for Sternberg Museum
The manager of Wichita State University's Biological Field Station has written a public letter advocating for Fort Hays State University's Sternberg Museum of Natural History. In the letter, published by Hays Post, the manager argues for the museum's value to science education and the region. The letter adds to discussion over the museum's future in Hays, Kansas.