Happy birthday, K-State Olathe! The campus opened on this date in 2011 to serve the Greater Kansas City community. Visit online at olathe.k-state.edu

Kansas State University has offered online courses for more than 25 years! Whether you earn a degree online or on campus, you receive the same diploma. K-State currently offers more than 150 online programs. Learn more: online.k-state.edu #ThrowbackThursday

Our fully online Integrated Computer Science Bachelor’s Degree program combines real-world programming skills with an individual concentration in your area of interest, allowing you to personalize your degree with your passion! Learn more: tinyurl.com/ms6nxcs7

See you Thursday with the UG #careerexpo K-State Olathe K-State Online #wycoextension

Do you have questions about the Master of Arts in Teaching pathway? Join us live for an informational webinar with Dr. Thomas Vontz at 7 p.m. (CST) on April 24, 2024.
Learn more: ksu.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

It’s World Book Day! If you’re a student, you probably read a lot of textbooks, but reading for enjoyment helps to reduce stress. Do you prefer to read print books, ebooks, audiobooks, or all three? #WorldBookDay

Happy Earth Day! Today, people all over the world come together to take steps toward a healthier planet. This year’s theme is “Planet vs. Plastics,” which calls on us to unite in fighting plastic pollution. How will you help? #EarthDay #PlanetVsPlastics

Roses are red,
Violets are blue,
It’s Poetry Day,
Can you write poems, too?

Happy Poetry & the Creative Mind Day! Share your favorite poem in the comments!

K-Staters were called “Aggies” until 1915 when Coach Bender coined the term “Wildcats” due to their fighting spirit. In 1917, Coach Clevenger dubbed his team the “Farmers.” The “Wildcats” name finally stuck when Charles Bachman became coach in 1920. #ThrowbackThursday

Thinking of transferring to K-State Online? Join us for an informational webinar about Kansas State University’s online undergraduate programs on Thursday, April 18, at 8pm CDT. Sign up here: tinyurl.com/yc2tyrzj

Happy National Librarian Day! Author Matt Haig wrote, “Librarians are just like search engines, except they smile and they talk to me and they don’t give me paid-for advertising when they are trying to help. And they have actual hearts.” Please thank a librarian today!

Accounting professionals who can interpret financial data and tell a compelling story with numbers are in high demand. Learn more about our microcredential, Introduction to Accounting Analytics, at tinyurl.com/5n6cbwp7

New grad students who start at K-State in Summer 2024 will be entered to win 1 of 35 one-time scholarships for $1,500! Students must enroll by May 3, 2024 (and begin classes prior to July 1).
Apply for grad: bit.ly/3xsxDnB
Accepted grad students: bit.ly/4cKxpIu

Happy National Pet Day! This day was founded in 2006 to celebrate the joy that our pets bring to us and encourage adoption from shelters. How will you celebrate today? Feel free to post a picture of your pet in the comments! #NationalPetDay

If you have a passion for lifelong learning, you can create a pathway to success as a researcher or practitioner in adult learning with K-State’s online Adult Learning and Leadership doctorate program! For more information: tinyurl.com/yk2djdj4

New grad students who start at K-State in Summer 2024 will be entered into a giveaway to win a one-time scholarship for $1,500! Must enroll by May 3, 2024 (and begin classes prior to July 1).
Apply for grad: bit.ly/3xsxDnB
Accepted grad students: bit.ly/4cKxpIu

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We're getting ready for Open House on Saturday! Join us on campus or online for a poem made to order and other literary fun. K-State Arts and Sciences K-State College of Ed K-State Online englishkstate.org/2024/04/04/ope…

Get up and go! It’s National Walk to Work Day. Even if you can’t walk to work, take a stroll outside to enjoy the scenery, get some exercise, and take a break from your busy day!

The first Ph.D. was awarded at K-State in 1933 to chemistry student Hugh Carroll. His dissertation was entitled, “Studies in the Methylation of Lactose.” Did you know that you can earn some doctorates online? See our options at tinyurl.com/5bx3xkjb #ThrowbackThursday