Did you know Ahearn Field House is named for famous K-Stater Mike Ahearn? Ahearn coached EVERY athletic sport at K-State and even went on to serve as an athletic director!
This place will be music to your ears! The chapel houses one of the finest pipe organs in the Midwest and was specifically designed to assure proper resonance for organ music.
The K-State family treats one another like family. The construction of this building was entirely funded by more than 1,500 private donations!
Like pieces of a puzzle, Anderson Hall was completed in three different parts from 1879 to 1884.
"Get ready to be pleasantly overwhelmed! The museum’s permanent collection houses more than 6,500 pieces."
Go Wildcats! You can hear the roar of the crowd and see a wave of purple on autumn days at the football stadium renamed in honor of legendary football coach Bill Snyder.
Stop here for a sweet treat! The Call Hall Dairy Bar features ice cream and other dairy products all made with milk sourced from the university’s dairy farm.
Craving a piece of home? The Bakery, The Derb’s best-kept secret, specializes in made-from-scratch cinnamon rolls, brownies and birthday cakes.
Hut, hut, hike! You are standing on the location of the old K-State football practice field.
Get ready to roll out the welcome mat! Future plans for the historic Memorial Stadium include renovating East Stadium into the 34,000-square-foot K-State Welcome Center.
Still waiting for your Hogwarts acceptance letter? Stop by the Great Room to indulge in its Harry Potter ambiance.
Welcome to Kansas State University! This student-designed gate frames the main entrance to campus. Don’t forget to take a photo here and upload it on foursquare.
As the oldest freestanding building on-campus, Holtz Hall has seen its share of excitement. In 1900, students assisted in saving the building and its content from a fire!
One happy K-State family lives here! Developed in 1957 and updated in 2005, this unique housing solution is home to international residents, undergraduates, graduate students, singles and families.
This building “LEEDs” the way in eco-friendliness! Building components reduce water and energy usage, while bike racks and special parking spaces for eco-friendly vehicles encourage conservation.
The lights in the auditorium ceiling were designed to give the effect of a starry sky. Over the decades, the building has attracted many “stars” as the site of the prestigious Landon Lecture Series.
Feel like K-State royalty by visiting this “castle” on campus. It was traditional in the early 1900s to construct castle-like buildings to house ROTC programs.
Trade in your Peter Parker persona to gain some Spidey skills. Scale the newly completed rock wall with a day-use boulder pass. Sorry, no web slinging. Only belaying!
Tickle the ivories on the piano in this coeducational residence hall to impress your roomies and floormates with a rousing rendition of "The Wabash Cannonball."
Originally opened in 1956, the Union is for the students, by the students! In 2013, students passed a referendum to renovate the building to preserve it for future Wildcats.
