The ramp outside Cardwell Hall makes entry to the science building easy and accessible. (Hannah Greer | Collegian Media)
Handicap sign outside of Cardwell Hall indicating the ramp to the right providing easy accessibility into the building. (Hannah Greer | Collegian Media)
The ramp outside of Cardwell Hall making buildings on campus more accessible one ramp at a time. (Hannah Greer | Collegian Media)
Opening doors for students is only one simple click away with this button outside the Bluemont building at K-State. (Hannah Greer | Collegian Media)
One push and the Bluemont doors open to whoever needs to enter or exit the building. (Hannah Greer | Collegian Media)
Many students over the years have walked the large ramp leading up to Hale Library on to their studies, group projects, and research. The ramps across K-States campus demonstrate the university's accessibility. (Hannah Greer | Collegian Media)
Forum Hall in the Kansas Sate Union is easily accessible for all with a lift, which allows individuals to avoid stairs. (Hannah Greer | Collegian Media)
Doors throughout campus are power operated doors that make entering and existing K-States buildings easy and accessible. (Hannah Greer | Collegian Media)
One of the doors leading to Forum Hall in the K-State Union is a low energy power operated door that is easily activated by a switch. (Hannah Greer | Collegian Media)
Like many buildings on campus, Seaton Hall has its own ramp making journeying into the architecture building smooth. (Hannah Greer | Collegian Media)
It's a simple push to open the doors to Regnier Hall, similar to other buildings on K-State's campus demonstrating the University's easy accessibility.(Hannah Greer | Collegian Media)
The K-State's parking lots have handicap parking spaces and the buses are wheelchair assessable. (Hannah Greer | Collegian Media)