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'''Kansas State University''' (often referred to as K-State) is a university located in Manhattan, [[Kansas]]. Kansas State was founded in 1863 as the first Land Grant college under the Morrill Act that President [[Abraham Lincoln|Lincoln]] signed into law in 1862. Notable alumni include US Senators [[Sam Brownback]] and [[Pat Roberts]], former [[NBA]] stars Mitch Ritchmond and Rolando Blackman, and Earl Woods, the father of [[golf]]er [[Tiger Woods]].
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'''Kansas State University''' (often referred to as K-State) is a university located in Manhattan, [[Kansas]]. Founded in 1863 as the first land grant college under the Morrill Act that President [[Abraham Lincoln|Lincoln]] signed into law in 1862. Notable alumni include U.S. Senators [[Sam Brownback]] and [[Pat Roberts]], former [[Arkansas]] state Representative [[Richard Barclay]], former [[NBA]] stars Mitch Ritchmond and Rolando Blackman, and Earl Woods, the father of [[golf]]er [[Tiger Woods]].
  
 
The school is associated with the [[Big 12 Conference]].
 
The school is associated with the [[Big 12 Conference]].

Revision as of 00:52, April 30, 2020

Kansas State University
City: Manhattan, Kansas,
Type: Public
Sports: baseball, basketball, cross country, equestrian, football, golf, rowing, tennis, track and field, volleyball[1]
Colors: purple, white
Mascot: Wildcats
Website: http://www.k-state.edu/

Kansas State University (often referred to as K-State) is a university located in Manhattan, Kansas. Founded in 1863 as the first land grant college under the Morrill Act that President Lincoln signed into law in 1862. Notable alumni include U.S. Senators Sam Brownback and Pat Roberts, former Arkansas state Representative Richard Barclay, former NBA stars Mitch Ritchmond and Rolando Blackman, and Earl Woods, the father of golfer Tiger Woods.

The school is associated with the Big 12 Conference.

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