Manhattan

(Photo by Taylor Alderman | The Collegian) Amie Mumma, senior in hospitality management, and Jake Marlatt, senior in nutrition, laying out on floaties at the University Crossing Pool Party on June 13th, 2014.
The Sara Lee Bakery on the east side of town is going out of business on April 9, 2014.
(Photo by Taylor Alderman) Westar Energy maintains Manhattan's power grid and is the only company residents are able to get their electricity from.
(Photo by Taylor Alderman) Westar Energy maintains Manhattan's power grid and is the only company residents are able to get their electricity from.
Photo by Taylor Alderman | The Collegian
Flint Hills Discovery Center – Ice Age Imperials
(Photo by Erin Poppe) Mandy Malone, graduate student in curriculum and instruction, assembles a replica of a saber-toothed cat's skeleton at the Flint Hills Discovery Center on June 29, 2014. The activity was part of the discovery center's Ice Age exhibit that ran from June 14 to Sept. 14.
Flint Hills Discovery Center – Ice Age Imperials
(Photo by Erin Poppe) Mandy Malone, graduate student in curriculum and instruction, assembles a replica of a saber-toothed cat's skeleton at the Flint Hills Discovery Center on June 29, 2014. The activity was part of the discovery center's Ice Age exhibit that ran from June 14 to Sept. 14.
Flint Hills Discovery Center – Ice Age Imperials
(Photo by Erin Poppe) Cristian Ramez, resident of Oklahoma City, assembles a replica of a wolley mammoth skeleton at the Flint Hills Discovery Center on June 29, 2014. Ramez and his mother, Katie Stanley, were in town visiting cousins when they decided to check out the discovery center's Ice Age exhibit.
Flint Hills Discovery Center – Ice Age Imperials
(Photo by Erin Poppe) Cristian Ramez, resident of Oklahoma City, assembles a replica of a wolley mammoth skeleton at the Flint Hills Discovery Center on June 29, 2014. Ramez and his mother, Katie Stanley, were in town visiting cousins when they decided to check out the discovery center's Ice Age exhibit.
Flint Hills Discovery Center – Ice Age Imperials
(Photo by Erin Poppe) Cousins Parker Bronson, Manhattan resident, and Cristian Ramez, Oklahoma City resident, assemble a replica of a wolley mammoth skeleton at the Flint Hills Discovery Center on June 29, 2014. Ramez and his mother, Katie Stanley, were in town visiting Ramez's cousins when the family decided to check out the discovery center's Ice Age exhibit.
Flint Hills Discovery Center – Ice Age Imperials
(Photo by Erin Poppe) A female saber-toothed cat (model) surveys the Flint Hills Discovery Center's Ice Age Imperials exhibit on June 29. The exhibit included both visual and interactive elements.
(Photo by Taylor Alderman | The Collegian) On Monday evening Rachel Estes, senior in art, caulks the mobile home that her parents own and have their children rent it during school. By owning property to rent out, parents save money and their children can learn responsibilities of having their own place.
Moseying around Manhattan: Straight Upp Studio's Canvas and Cork nights
(Photo by Erin Poppe) White City, Kansas teachers Kari Hinkle, Linda Polston, Nancy Morgan and Cathy Stewart use their summer vacations to bond over brushes on July 23, 2014. "This is why my husband doesn't let me paint walls," Morgan said with a laugh later on in the night.
Moseying around Manhattan: Straight Upp Studio's Canvas and Cork nights
(Photo by Erin Poppe) Straight Upp Studios instructor Rachel Motley checks out two (frequent) patron's paintings of a large, turquoise cross on July 23, 2014. "Manhattan needed this," Straight Upp owner Dell Ann Upp said.
Moseying around Manhattan: Straight Upp Studio's Canvas and Cork nights
(Photo by Erin Poppe) Straight Upp instructor and Manhattan resident Rachel Motley paints the first stroke of the night at the studio's Canvas and Cork event last Wednesday. Patrons were guided, by Motley, through the process of painting a turquoise cross.
Moseying around Manhattan: Straight Upp Studio's Canvas and Cork nights
(Photo by Erin Poppe) A Canvas and Cork participant mixes her own shade of turquoise for the cross painting at Straight Upp Studios on July 23, 2014. The event was so well attended, that the instructors had to set up an extra table to accomidate.
Mason Swenson | The Collegian John Doehling, assistant director of the RCPD, explains the accounting error that the department encountered while creating a payment for police that work on overtime for special city events. Doehling sheeplishly revoked his request, as also advised by the Law Enforcement Agency Board member, Dave Lewis.