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Congratulations to Emily Trube and the entire company of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time on their nearly sold out opening night. Your hard work shows. Audience members leapt to their feet during the curtain call.  Have a great run! Thank you to all of the students…

Here's a link to download a calendar of all October MTD events! It includes Theatre productions as well as recitals, McCain events, and more. Monthly K-State MTD Calendar - October  

If you think you may have lost something in Nichols, stop by the front office (Nichols 129) in the next week to check out our Lost and Found. Next Wednesday October 3, we will be taking the remaining items to Goodwill. The office is typically open from 9 am to…

K-State offers courses that start at a later date in the semester. These are useful if (1) you have dropped a class, (2) are considering dropping a class and need additional hours to remain full time and (3) you would like to work ahead and knock out some credits. Please…

Explore the Secret Superpowers of the Performing Arts and Humanities. We’ll look at rewarding and successful careers outside of our “traditional” mindset of education or performance and what you can do now to prepare yourself for life after K-State. Here are the details! When: Thursday, September 27 (that’s THIS THURSDAY!)…

The faculty are excited to share a new benefit for Theatre students! All Theatre majors will now receive the benefit of one complimentary ticket for each opening night for all main stage and second stage theatre productions in our season, beginning with the opening night of THE CURIOUS INCIDENT OF THE DOG…

The KSU Union Program Council (UPC), is putting on its second "Haunted Union" haunted house experience, coming up on Friday October 19 in the KSU Student Union. The event is free to all students and the community. This is a large scale event, and we are looking to make it…

Please consider joining K-State First at one of these lectures (one-hour each) to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the publication of Louisa May Alcott's Little Women. (1) The first speaker will be on campus Friday, September 21st. Professor Beverly Lyon Clark will be speaking at 4:00 pm in the Flint…