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Monday, Mar. 27 - Sunday, April 2, 2023 | International Week
International Week is a series of multicultural events that allow students and residents of the Manhattan community to showcase their diverse cultures. Students, faculty or members of the Manhattan community who attend all six of our International Week events stand a chance to enter a raffle to win an amazing prize!This year's International Week Parade is sponsored by the K-State Student Allocations Committee. If you have any questions or want to find out more about the event, please check the link below or contact Obirbea (cooforibah@ksu.edu) or Mina (wantwi@ksu.edu) https://orgcentral.k-state.edu/ICC/rsvp_boot?id=378994 Tuesday, Mar. 28, 2023 4:00 - 5:30 PM | Pitch and Pizza Night All K-State students have the opportunity to pitch a business idea, Shark Tank style, to receive feedback from a group of 3-4 panelists. This is a great way to test new ideas for a business or refine an existing ventures vision. Each student that pitches will receive $100, in the form of a scholarship and FREE pizza! Spaces are limited to only 10 student participants per event. Students must sign up here ahead of time to pitch. https://events.k-state.edu/event/pitch_pizza_night#.ZCBtS3bMLcs Friday, Mar. 23, 2023 5:00 AM - 6:00 PM | Egg Hunt on Bosco Student Plaza UPC will be releasing 10,000 eggs on Bosco student plaza. You read that right, TEN THOUSAND EGGS. On Friday, Mar. 31 ALL DAY until 6pm you have the chance to hunt for prizes. 100 gold eggs contain slips to turn in from 6-8pm at Bosco Student Plaza on Friday, March 31st. In exchange for your egg and slip, you will receive a prize correlated with your egg number, which could range from a $5 to $50 value! *NOTE: one gold egg per Valid K-State ID* there will be 9,900 other eggs full of candy and trinkets though, so feel free to hunt for as many of those as you'd like! Questions? email us at upc@ksu.edu. Happy Hunting! https://www.kstateupc.com/our-events/2023/3/31/egg-hunt-on-bosco-student-plaza Have you ever driven through Manhattan, KS and seen a man lifting golden dumbbells while walking? Well you have probably witnessed Bryan Vereen a body builder, online influencer and motivational speaker in his element. Bryan who goes by "Nappy Vereen" online has garnered thousands of followers and viewers of his videos working out.
Not only has Bryan amassed a large following online but he also has grown in his muscle size tenfold since he started working out. Listen to this episode of "The Crew" as Javier Cordero and Alex Rewerts chat with Nappy about life, love and the pursuit of happiness.
From beyond mortal limits, even from the pinnacle of heaven itself, our players are neck and neck against the fearsome power of Leon, the Kobold tyrant. Yet a being of despair seethes through the malice of the older lizard and brings forth trouble for the entire team. Never could poor Team Nat 1 ever predict such a opponent on this frightening chaotic episode! Come and bare witness to ou-
ØⱫ₳₳₳₳₳₳Ⱨ ɆVɆ₦ ⱧɆⱤɆ, ɎØɄ Ʉ₦ĐɆⱤ₴₮₳₦Đ ₮Ⱨ₳₮ ɎØɄ ₵₳₦₦Ø₮ ₣ⱠɆɆ. ł ₳₴₴ɄⱤɆ ɎØɄ ₮Ⱨ₳₮ ł ₩łⱠⱠ ₵ⱤɄ₴Ⱨ ɎØɄ. This can only end in tears. Nat 1 Podcat Ep 8: [Binzen] Sunday, Mar. 26, 2023 | New Host of Chats with Cats Chats with Cats is looking for a new host! Send in your best Chats With Cats video by asking at least three people “What’s your favorite part of being a wildcat?” and another K-state question of choice. The video should be under 90 seconds. Email the final video to Socialmedia@k-state.edu by March 26th. Wednesday, Mar. 22, 2023 3:30 PM | International Women's Day Celebration Education abroad is hosting an information session about program options, scholarships, and will be answering any of your questions with a Q&A taking place in Fairchild hall room 304 at 3:30pm on Wednesday. Find more information at the link below. https://events.k-state.edu/event/education_abroad_101_information_session#.ZA1YI3bMIQ9 Friday, Mar. 24, 2023 7:00 - 9:30 PM | Murder Mystery Dinner Theater And to round out our week, dress in your Sunday best because the UPC is hosting a murder mystery dinner theater where you can Bribe suspects for evidence and make sure to look over your shoulder because you might be the next to go. Food is provided with an RSVP ahead of time and don’t forget to bring your k-state ID for the event on Friday, March 24th from 7-9:30pm. https://www.kstateupc.com/our-events/2023/2/24/murder-mystery-dinner-theatre Justin Dickinson; manager of The Dusty Bookshelf said that their business is being impacted all the construction and if they open up the streets where there construction is now for the midtown development then there might be more people who come down to Aggieville.
And the battle wages on! Team Nat 1 faces off swarms and swarms of lizards who are, oddly, not the most powerful? What is going on with this battle! Why are these kobolds so incredibly silly and easy to handle? What is the true plan and goal of Leon as he charges into the battle head on? And what is this ultimate demon power that our dear emo wizard found?
Come along and see the grand battle in it's full splendid and whimsical glory as we roll 20s and 1s across the board! Well that is the hope at least, as everything and everyone will go topsy turvy! See why by listening in to the hottest podcast around in today's wild episode, Nat 1 Podcat Ep 7: [Maybe Not]  On this episode of The Sands of Time we dive into the world of Biotechnology and more broadly Biochemistry. By breaking down the ways in which biotech can be used in all aspects of life I was able to learn from Carson Guido. He is a Junior majoring in Biochemistry & researching structural biology at K-State and we broke apart the vast landscape of the biochemistry world by discussing the creation and use of recombinant DNA, the moral complications of gene editing, how a protein can be designed and what the future may look like for biotechnology.
The moment we all been waiting for is here! Team Nat 1 faces off against the dastardly Swarms of Kobolds and their dreaded leader Leon. However, unknown to them, slowly they find themselves outmatch and overturned, being completely knee deep in Kobolds! Can the party overcome this swarm of adorable and massive hoard of lizards or will they succumb to the power of sheer numbers? Join us in the thrilling weekend show, Nat 1 Podcat Ep 6: [Maybe We Can Win This]
On this episode of Siblings-In-Law David and Lanie sit down to talk about the generational categories they fall in and how the stigmas behind each (Millennial vs. Gen Z) may or may not be accurate. Spoilers - a lot of them are fairly accurate.
Join executive sports producer Kolby Van Camp as he starts his journey on a new hobby: astrophotography!
 After receiving a school record of 18 nominations prior to the annual Intercollegiate Broadcasting Awards ceremony in New York City on Feb. 24-25, Kansas State University's Wildcat 91.9, KSDB-FM, was recognized as Best College/University Radio Station for schools with more than 10,000 students.
Wildcat 91.9 also sealed its status as the winner of the Abraham and Borst Award for Best College Station in the Nation. Two students were also honored for individual achievement: senior and program/news director Dawson Wagner received the trophy for best news feature, and Kolby Van Camp, Wildcat 91.9's sports executive producer and fundraising director, was recognized as best graduate assistant. Along with the Best College/University Radio Station for schools with more than 10,000 students and the Abraham and Borst Award for Best Overall College Station in the Nation, Wildcat 91.9, a division of Wildcat Electronic Media with partner KKSU-TV, Channel 8, tied with Temple University for the most awards — four — at this year's ceremony. "I'm extremely proud of all the work everyone has done this last year to make this possible," Wagner said. "I am ecstatic and beyond grateful to be in the position I am with getting to work with our team, and I look forward to everyone continuing to put in the good work here at Wildcat 91.9." "Wildcat 91.9 has always attracted talented K-State students in both on- and off-air positions," said the station's chief operator and faculty advisor Ian Punnett. "But in the last two years, I put a bigger emphasis on recruiting a more diverse creative base and we've seen that pay off in the quality and inclusiveness of the on-air product." For example, last year at the Kansas Association of Broadcaster's annual student awards, Wildcat 91.9 staff took 11 out of 16 first-place finishes. "When I joined Wildcat 91.9, I had two main goals for the station: become nationally competitive within five years and become financially self-sustaining," Punnett said. "But it was only because I was working with this group of super talented, super committed multi-platform content creators that we won Best College Station in the Nation in four years. This was their achievement. Students are learning on five different levels, the community is engaged and K-State's reputation as one of the premiere media schools in the country is growing." Greg Paul, director of the A.Q. Miller School of Media and Communication, said, "Wildcat 91.9 is an example of what can happen when talented and dedicated students and faculty work together to create an outstanding experience, and we're excited to grow those experiences for students going forward." Wildcat 91.9 is open to all students, regardless of major. Join or learn more information. To support the station, visit the website or contact Ian Punnett. K-State Today: https://www.k-state.edu/today/students/announcement/?id=88350
Kolby and the Voice of the Wildcats, Wyatt Thompson, sit down to discuss Kansas State basketball and their success so far this season, the Big 12 Tournament and March Madness, and the importance of keeping Collin Klein as the offensive coordinator for the football team, plus an added bonus of a couple of questions taken by Twitter followers.
Kolby and Jesse (minus Ryan, he was sick!) sit down and interview David Wood, a professor at Kansas State University who specializes in early music, historically informed performance practices, and is an expert on medieval Gaelic music, to discuss the importance of early music, the nuances of performing early music, and how early music still has a positive effect on music today.
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