Here's why K-State and a Hollywood studio are partnering for an advanced tech facility
Officials from across the state were in Salina on Tuesday morning as a $40 million partnership was announced between Kansas State University and an...
Officials from across the state were in Salina on Tuesday morning as a $40 million partnership was announced between Kansas State University and an independent Hollywood studio. Kansas Lt. Gov. and Secretary of Commerce David Toland said Pure Imagination Studios is partnering with K-State to bring a 58,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art, advanced spatial computing and learning studio to the university's Salina Aerospace and Technology Campus. Joining Toland in speaking at the announcement were representatives from K-State, including K-State president Richard Linton, CEO and K-State Salina dean Alysia Starkey and U.