• The K-Stater, April 1951

    An issue of the Kansas State University alumni magazine, The K-Stater. First published in 1951, this magazine communicates news about the institution including updates about the campus, research, athletics, alumni reunions, and the community. Issues also include information about alumni such as job announcements, marriages, family births, retirements, and deaths. The magazine is available to all members of the K-State Alumni Association, and continues to publish quarterly.

  • Sara K. Kearns - Part 2
    Part 2 of a two-part interview conducted with Sara Kearns, a faculty member at Hale Library, who describes her experience working at K-State Libraries during and after the 2018 library fire.

  • Sara K. Kearns - Part 1
    Part 1 of a two-part interview conducted with Sara Kearns, a faculty member at Hale Library, who describes her experience working at K-State Libraries during and after the 2018 library fire.

  • Nancy Kihm Blount

    Recorded during the 2025 K-State Open House, Nancy Kihm Blount reflects on her arrival at Kansas State University in 1974 after growing up overseas. She shares vivid memories of adjusting to life in Manhattan, Kansas, including her experiences in Goodnow Hall, joining the Crew team, and becoming a member of Kappa Delta sorority. Blount recounts moments of cultural transition, enduring friendships, and her emotional connection to campus landmarks like Anderson Hall and Hale Library.

  • Mary Kay Siefers
    Mary Kay Siefers, a former student and retired faculty member at Kansas State University, describes elements of her life and experiences in Kansas. Mary Kay discusses her childhood in Dorrance KS, her family. and her experiences as a member of the LGBTQ+ community,

  • Marcia Eaton
    Marcia Eaton, a staff member at Hale Library, describes her experience working at K-State Libraries. Marcia discusses what drew her to Kansas State, her experience as a staff member, and her memories associated with working during the 2018 library fire as well as the COVID-19 pandemic.

  • Laurel Littrell - Open House 2025
    Laurel Littrell, the interim dean of the libraries as of November 2025, shares her memories of Hale Library as both a former student and a current faculty member.

  • Laurel Littrell
    Laurel Littrell, a faculty member at Hale Library, describes her experience working at K-State libraries during and after the 2018 library fire.

  • Kathy Coleman
    Kathy Coleman, a staff member at Hale Library, describes her experience working at K-State Libraries during and after the 2018 library fire.

  • Jonathan Mertz
    Jonathan Mertz, a graduate of Kansas State University, describes his experience as a member of the LGBTQ+ community.