Photo by Taylor Alderman | The Collegian Hong Fu Chen, senior in biology, discusses information about fixing a computer with Graham Krizek, senior in operations management at the IT desk in Hale Library on August 11. K-State offers many on-campus jobs that give students many opportunities like working with other students and staying on campus.

Photo by Mauricio Caldera | The Collegian Justin Hall offers excellent facilities & equipment for all K-State students. This Hall, as well as many others, remain open for students during finals week, providing an exceptional place to get schoolwork done.

Photo by Taylor Alderman | The Collegian 831 Moro Streeet building was damaged in a fire on July 21. After investigating, the Manhattan Fire Department suspects that the fire was caused from possible arson.

(Photo by Taylor Alderman | The Collegian) Kathryn Brooks, senior in political science and family studies and human services, observing the "Picturing People" exhibit on Tuesday at the Marianna Kistler Beach Museum of Art. The exhibit is running until October 5 and is by Dawoud Bey, an active American photographer since the 1970's.

Mason Swenson | The Collegian Jacob Canady, sophomore in Social Work, works on his closing duties in the Cats' Den. They keep the popcorn in the back and allow the closers to snack on during the night.

Photo by Taylor Alderman | The Collegian One of the many locations under construction for repairs and updates around campus is near Anderson Hall where new underground electrical cables are being installed.

(Photo by Taylor Alderman | The Collegian) The severe thunderstorm on Monday night created debris around Manhattan and some parts of town lost power that evening until early Tuesday morning.

Photo by Erin Poppe | the collegian Gaston Aulestia, an ecuadorian in the Go Teacher program, assists second graders Tyrus Moore and Liyang Tan in labeling U.S. regions Tuesday at the Boys and Girls Club of Manhattan's Fifth Street site.

Photo by Erin Poppe | the collegian Tuesdays with Chappie draws some of the largest summer Aggieville crows to O'Malley's.

Douglas Chapman, aka Chappie. Photo by Erin Poppe | the collegian

Photo by Erin Poppe | the collegian Manhattan residents Matt Nolte and Shea Condrey chat with Chappie on Tuesday, June 17 during one of his breaks. It's a common practice of Chappie to meet and greet each individual in his audience.

Photo by Erin Poppe | the collegian Come for the drinks, stay for the tunes. O'Malley's $2 you-call-it special is the perfect pairing for a night on the patio with Chappie.

Photo by Erin Poppe | the collegian Originally purchased for $325, Chappie and his guitar have been wowing audiences across the nation for over 50 years.

Photo by Erin Poppe | the collegian O'Malley's Alley is the place to be Tuesday night when the weather is right. The bar drew in the largest crowd in Aggieville Tuesday, June 17 with its $2 you-call-it special and local musician Doug Chapman, better known to the community as Chappie.

(Photo by Minh Mac | Collegian) David Thimotee Mano, sophomore in civil engineering, cheers as the United States scores its second goal against Ghana last Monday, June 16. In the most recent game, the United States tied with Portugal 2-2; the United States plays against Germany Thursday at 11:00 A.M.

(Photo by Taylor Alderman | Collegian) Pablo Coll, masters student in physics, passing a soccer ball to Richie Martell, may graduate. Coll and Martell are roommates and were also teammates on K-State's club soccer team.

(Photo by Taylor Alderman | Collegian) Genevieve Vetten, junior in mechanical engineering, and Michael Harris, junior in pre-law and entrepreneurship, studying outside of the Leadership Studies' building on May 6, 2014. There are numerous locations available for student studying for finals week.

Parker Robb | The Collegian Allan Ddamulira, sophomore in biological systems engineering, takes a shot at goalie Alonso Acevedo, sophomore in biochemistry, as the two practice taking shots on goal and saving those shots, respectively, at Old Stadium May 5, 2014.

Parker Robb | The Collegian Jianting Huang, first year Ph.D. student in mathematics, cruises across campus on her bike April 30, 2014. The City of Manhattan is celebrating its fifth-annual Bike Month this May.

(Photo by Taylor Alderman | Collegian) K-State students play intramural soccer on Sunday afternoon at the Rec. The Chester E. Peters Recreation Complex offers free access to exercise equipment to all K-State students.

(Photo by Taylor Alderman | Collegian) Ronald Wilkins, freshman in pre-psychology, about to kick the ball during an intramural soccer game at the Chester E. Peters Recreation Complex. The Rec offers free access to exercise equipment to all K-State students.

Parker Robb | The Collegian Ethan Copeland, senior in microbiology, and Lucille Sadlon, sophomore in architecture, practice their fencing technique in Bosco Plaza April 21, 2014. With the temperature peaking at 79 degrees F midday Monday, many students were out and about enjoying the warm, pleasant evening weather.

Parker Robb | The Collegian Alyssa Belford, freshman in biochemistry, gets some studying done while hanging out on the façade of Hale Library April 14, 2014. In typical Kansas fashion, after the 80-degree temperatures on Sunday followed by a freeze warning with strong north winds Sunday night, the weather warmed back up enough to be just a little pleasant Monday afternoon.

Parker Robb | The Collegian Pita Pit, 1131 Moro St., is owned by Randy Martin. The pita restaurant’s slogan is “Fresh Thinking. Healthy Eating.”