K-State Engineering

09/17/2026

Looking for a little extra support in your classes? Check out SAS tutoring!

Scholars Assisting Scholars offers free tutoring for College of Engineering students in core science and math courses. SAS tutors attend the same lectures as the students they support, provide help consistent with course instruction and lead review sessions before exams.

Check out upcoming test review and tutoring schedules on the SAS tutoring page: https://bit.ly/4rilVDW

09/09/2026

08/21/2026

Meet our newest Wildcats 💜

08/19/2026

Getting closer… K-State Kickoff is Friday

🗓️ Friday. Aug. 21
🕤 9:30 a.m.
📍 Engineering Hall

New students are invited to K-State Engineering’s academic welcome session to meet college leaders and staff, connect with other first-year students and explore the Engineering Complex. Attendees will get a FREE T-shirt!

08/13/2026

Congratulations to the 24 students selected to join Steel Ring for the 2026-2027 academic year!

These student leaders will help strengthen the K-State Engineering community by leading engagement and recognition events, including planning and organizing Engineering Open House.

Steel Ring membership recognizes excellence in leadership, academic achievement, service and engagement.

View the full list of members at https://bit.ly/4hcxE3V

08/11/2026

K-State's new Secure Energy Initiative brings together experts from across disciplines to develop affordable, accessible, reliable and resilient energy solutions for Kansas and beyond. By partnering with industry, government and communities, the initiative is addressing today's energy challenges while preparing for tomorrow's needs.

Learn more about the Secure Energy Initiative at https://bit.ly/453tdkJ

08/06/2026

How do you solve a decades-old challenge affecting one of Kansas' most important reservoirs?

Trisha Moore and her research team are studying an innovative dredging approach that could help preserve Tuttle Creek Reservoir while protecting downstream ecosystems. Their work is helping inform future water management decisions in Kansas and beyond.

07/31/2026

K-State placed fourth overall and won the most attractive fountain award at this year’s ASABE Fountain Wars Competition.

07/29/2026

For Steve Bellinger, the Semiconductor Materials and Radiological Technologies Lab at K-State wasn't just a place to conduct research, it was where his future began.

He gained hands-on experience building radiation detection devices, work that sparked a career in nuclear technology and ultimately led him to become CEO of Radiation Detection Technologies.

07/13/2026

The K-State Fountain Wars team is in Indianapolis for ASABE’s 2026 Fountain Wars competition where it will turn a six-foot plastic kiddie pool into a high-stakes, water-powered competitive arena. K-State's team won the event in 2025, which was the club's first win since 2019.