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Update on COVID-19

WASH YOUR HANDS Although the risk currently remains low in Kansas, the university is making contingency plans to address the COVID-19 outbreak and to move classes online if the need should arise. In the meantime, if you believe that you need a special accommodation due to health issues, please contact…

K-State MTDMarch 10, 2020

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Joy Harjo: U.S. Poet Laureate. A Reading and Musical Performance

Joy Harjo is the first Native American to be named Poet Laureate of the United States. Her career has been dedicated to poetry and music as healing forces – for individuals and for our society. She will be visiting K-State to do a reading and musical performance open to all. …

K-State MTDMarch 6, 2020

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KSTO Open Meeting TODAY! 2:30

Join KSTO today at 2:30 in Nichols 127 for an Open Meeting! Let us know what you want, what you really really want!

K-State MTDMarch 6, 2020

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Live Ideas Essay CONTEST

The Live Ideas Undergraduate Journal will accept submissions for an article contest. All undergraduate students are invited to submit. The top three submissions will receive monetary prizes — first place $200, second place $100 and third place $50 — and publication in the Live Ideas April edition. Live Ideas is…

K-State MTDMarch 5, 2020

Theatre Summer Opportunity News

The Broadway Stage Management Symposium

The Broadway Stage Management Symposium is back for a sixth year! At the Symposium, Broadway’s stage managers share their expertise and experience, creating a unique conference where all stage managers can learn, grow, connect, and be inspired. It’s an incredible resource for students who are considering a career in stage management. The…

K-State MTDMarch 5, 2020

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Be A Part of International Week 2020!

International Week is just about 1 month away! One of KSU's departmental student organizations, International Coordinating Council, works hard to coordinate an amazing week showcasing some of the diversity that exists on our campus. All of the events are family friendly and a great way to interact and learn about…

K-State MTDMarch 5, 2020

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Spring break and COVID-19

Important information from @KStateLafene for the #KState community on spring break travel. Spring break is around the corner, and in light of the continuing spread of coronavirus, many travelers may have questions and concerns. While there are no confirmed cases of COVID-19 at K-State or in Kansas, plans continue…

K-State MTDMarch 5, 2020

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LA CAGE in Kansas City April 26th

Are you interested in attending the Sunday April 26th, 2:00pm matinee of LA CAGE AUX FOLLES the musical in Kansas City starring Jerry Jay Cranford as Zaza/Albin? If so, we need to book tickets by Tuesday March 17. This is the musical version of the movie THE BIRDCAGE, though it…

Jerry JayMarch 4, 2020

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Showcase TONIGHT!

You can still sign up to perform until the event starts at 10:45PM in the Purple Masque! Click here to get signed up.

K-State MTDMarch 4, 2020

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STAGE COMBAT WORKSHOP

Jacquie Loewen, the fight choreographer for MACBETH, is offering a stage combat workshop for all K-State Theatre students. Come learn the fundamentals of slapping, punching, kicking and falling on stage. Please wear clothes you can move in. WHEN: Wednesday March 4, 2020 4:00 pm WHERE: Chapman Theatre Please join us…

David MackayMarch 3, 2020