Haven't taken classes at K-State since 2013; moved out of Manhattan that year. What has changed on the K-State Campus since then?
If I were to ever come back to Manhattan to tour around, what changes will I likely notice?
Also, what changes have happened to elsewhere in Manhattan since 2013?
Rip varneys man.
What business is on the site of the former Varney's now?
Rally house. There is also a rally house down by hobby lobby
so the natatorium and mens gym/classrooms are gone (DEMOLISHED)
and varney's structure is still there, but the business is gone.
to add to your list of new stuff on campus- there's a new dorm, (John) Wefald Hall over next to Goodnow/Marlat - it's got some sort of pizza and coffee shops or something in the common area.
Architecture and product design department also got some extensive new construction added on to Seaton Hall.
McCain got some construction on the lobby area done.
the arena half of Weber Hall has been demolished recently.
theres a new volleyball facility over next to the football stadium- and a rowing team building- SOCCER field, there's a soccer team now. uhh some other stuff.
The business building is stunning. I walked campus with my son before his freshman year to see where his classes would be. I just stood in the atrium of that building in awe.
The biggest shock for me was that the natatorium is just… gone. An open space without much grass
Hunam closed.
Pizza Shuttle closes at 1am.
RIP in peace Hunam you feed me sweet General Gaos on my drunken nights.
I would like to think that Hunam was too popular to close, so why did they close, and what business is on the site of the former Hunam now?
The NBAF you likely heard so much about a decade ago is finally open
Weber Arena has been torn down (Weber Hall still standing) to make way for the new Ag Innovation building. Renovations to Bluemont hall and several changes/additions at and around BSFS and Bramlage.
Any plans to replace it, or is the Rodeo Club no more?
There will be a new event center for rodeo, etc. I guess I misspoke on the name of the building going into the spot at Weber. It’s the Global Center for Grain and Food Innovation, part of the Ag Innovation Initiative, including the Arena’s replacement.
There’s a new business building, engineering building, and the Union got redone. The natatorium and classroom parts of Ahern are gone.
Varneys is gone and the building has a parking garage next door now.