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From K-State to 'the beautiful game'

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By Marcia Locke
| k-state.edu
Victor Banda-Medina grew up playing soccer and admiring the game. He has a whole new perspective now that he works behind the scenes of the FIFA World Cup 2026 Kansas City. Just one year after graduating from Kansas State University, Banda-Medina is helping deliver one of the biggest sporting events in the world as a digital marketing assistant for FIFA, the global governing body for soccer — or football, as most of the world calls it.
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K-State to host free immersive math day for middle schoolers

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By Marcia Locke
| k-state.edu
Inspired by trailblazer Sonia Kovalevsky, workshops showcase the fun of mathematics through hands-on problem-solving activities. Sixth through eighth grade students are invited to Kansas State University's Manhattan campus Saturday, April 25, for mathematics workshops where puzzles, patterns and codes take center stage in honor of Sonia Kovalevsky Day. Kovalevsky, a 19th-century mathematician, was an advocate for women's rights and a pioneer for female mathematicians worldwide.
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K-State Students Prepare for Careers with Funded Summer Experiences

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By Marcia Locke, K-State College
| The View From The Pressbox, with Scott Hogan and Brad Hallier
MANHATTAN, Kan. — Kansas State University students pursued professional development dreams around the world last summer thanks to the university’s Mark Chapman Scholars Program. Applications are open now for the 2026 program.
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