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September 2020
The Flint Hills early in the morning. (Logan Wassall | Collegian Media Group).
August 2020
The University Gardens at Kansas State University was established in 1989. There are no set hours of operation. Anyone from college students to Manhattan residents alike are able to visit University Gardens anytime they wish. (Logan Wassall | Collegian Media Group)
October 2020
As the sun sets over Aggieville, the crowds of party goers keep flowing into local bars and restaurants. Originally what was only a collection of houses quickly turned into a bustling six block area after World War I. After WWI trolley lines were installed down the avenue which were later paved over during the car boom of the 1940s. (Alex Todd | Collegian Media Group)
November 2020
Hale library through on campus sculpture at Kansas State University. Despite the pandemic Hale library is still on schedule to open. (Collegian Media Group | Dalton Wainscott)
December 2020
Snow storm on Sunday December 15th. photos taken by (Jordan Koster | Collegian Media Group)
January 2021
Willie Wildcat joins students in cheering on K-State's football team during their game against Nicholls State in Bill Snyder Family Stadium on Aug. 31, 2019. The Wildcats took the Colonels 49-14. (Logan Wassall | Collegian Media Group)
February 2021
Micheal Turner organizer of the Junction City Black Lives Matter protest marches with the mayor of Junction City (right) and the Chief of the Junction City Police Department (left) on June 6th 2020. (Dalton Wainscott | Collegian Media Group)
March 2021
Senior pitcher Caleb Littlejim throws a pitch during K-State’s baseball game against South Dakota State in Tointon Family Stadium on March 10, 2020. The Jackrabbits beat the Wildcats 4-0. (Logan Wassall | Collegian Media Group)
April 2021
Aggieville shines with rain in the morning. The popular location may be undergoing some changes shortly. (Abigail Compton | Collegian Media Group)
May 2021
Senior Kennedy Felice talking to Senior Coxswain Allie Kleinsmith after the 4K race at the Kansas University regatta in Lawrence, Kansas. ( Collegian Media Group I Dalton Wainscott )
June 2021
View of Putnam Hall through the trees. Putnam Hall was built in 1951 for $842,000 and was originally known as Southeast Hall. In 1961 this changed when it received its current name in honor of Dr. Irene Putnam. (Dalton Wainscott | Collegian Media Group)
July 2021
K-State hosts its 64th Annual College Rodeo in Weber Arena on Feb. 15, 2020. The rodeo brought over 500 contestants from 19 colleges and universities from the Central Plains Region over the weekend. On the night of the 15th, 4,000 people were in the bleachers cheering on their favorite riders. (Logan Wassall | Collegian Media Group)
August 2021
K-State women's volleyball team celebrates after scoring a point on Nov. 2, 2019. The Wildcats defeated the Horned Frogs in five sets In Ahearn Field House. (Dylan Connell | Collegian Media Group)
September 2021
Senior midfielder, Laramie Hall, gives her final team speech. KSU was defeated 0-3 by WV at the Soccer Buser Family Park. The Buser Family Park completed renovations on August 29th 2019. The updates included seating for 1,400 as opposed to the previous 800 as well as improvements to the press box and team bench areas. Oct 27, 2019. (Dylan Connell | Collegian Media Group)
October 2021
Junior quarterback Skylar Thompson runs out onto the field before K-State's football game against Nicholls State in Bill Snyder Family Stadium on Aug. 31, 2019. The Wildcats took the Colonels 49-14. (Logan Wassall | Collegian Media Group)
November 2021
K-State fans cheer on their men’s basketball team during this year’s sunflower showdown against Kansas in Bramlage Coliseum on Feb. 29, 2020. The Jayhawks narrowly beat the Wildcats 62-58. (Logan Wassall | Collegian Media Group)
December 2021
Anderson Hall during a snow storm on December 2nd 2020. Anderson hall one of the staples of Kansas State University began construction in1878 with the final wing completed in 1884. The structure that currently serves as the administration building has hosted a wide variety of facilities including a canteen, barbershop and chapel. In 1880 a time capsule was placed in the new foundation which still remains today. (Logan Wassall | Collegian Media Group).