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‘I work for you’ | Cindy Holscher speaks at local rally - Kansas State Collegian (opens the original)
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Several Democratic candidates, including Sen. Cindy Holscher, Democratic gubernatorial candidate, addressed Manhattan residents during the Rally for Democracy on Sept. 26 at the City Hall Peace Auditorium. Indivisible MHK — a pro-democracy grassroots progressive organization founded in Manhattan — and the Manhattan branch of the NAACP co-organized the event. The candidates and members of the NAACP and Indivisible MHK gave speeches covering various topics, but above all, the speakers emphasized a
Moore Hall open to capacity for first time since 2023-24 academic year - Kansas State Collegian (opens the original)
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All wings of Moore Hall are now open after major renovations recently came to a close. The project began in the fall semester of 2024 with a $3.7 million budget that was later increased to $5.715 million. The biggest change the renovations brought was replacing the old bathrooms with new, pod-style bathrooms featuring a private space for toilets and showers. Moore is the fourth residence hall to gain this amenity after Wefald Hall’s construction in 2016 and similar renovations to West and Boyd h
‘We’re still here’ | Theatre Program presents first production of semester - Kansas State Collegian (opens the original)
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Coming up next week at Mark A. Chapman Theatre in Nichols Hall is a student production of Andrew Rincón’s “I Wanna F*ck Like Romeo and Juliet.” The show follows an LGBTQ+ love story, with the lead roles remarking that they want to love like Romeo and Juliet. Dominic Moore, senior studying theater and assistant director, said that the production aims to give a love story of similar standing to Romeo and Juliet. “The show is a great queer love story,” Moore said. “They want to love like Romeo and
Lintons host lunch event for K-State staff - Kansas State Collegian (opens the original)
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President Richard Linton and First Lady Sally Linton hosted Lunch with the Lintons on Sept. 4. The event, hosted on the front lawn of the President’s Residence, provided a free lunch to university faculty and staff to celebrate the beginning of the 2026-27 academic year. President Richard Linton said one of his goals since taking leadership of K-State was to sponsor events such as Lunch with the Lintons to connect staff and further foster a community within K-State. “One of the things we’ve been
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