As the nation's first operational land-grant university, we care deeply about Kansans and their communities. And there is no better way for Kansas State University to demonstrate our commitment to Kansans than through intentional visits across our state.

K-State will visit Thomas County on Wednesday, May 10. The visit includes a day of activities to engage with, listen to and learn from Kansans in Colby and the Thomas County region. Read more about the regional community visit initiative.

Community open forum

8:30-9:30 a.m., Wednesday, May 10
Garvey Education Room, Prairie Museum of Art & History
1905 S. Franklin Ave., Colby

Everyone is invited to attend this community event, where President Richard Linton and K-State students will host a dialogue about university and community connections and the student experience. A focus will be on the future of enhancing the successful partnerships and positive relationships with and between communities in the Thomas County region.

Calling all 'Cats

6-7:15 p.m., Wednesday, May 10
Registration starts at 5:45 p.m.; program starts at 6 p.m.
Colby Event Center
1200 S. Franklin Ave., Colby

Interested in becoming a Wildcat? Don't make the world wait. We invite all interested students and their families to attend this evening event. Hear from current students and mix and mingle with experts. Learn about how you can have lasting experiences while you earn a K-State degree on your way to a great job.

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