What does EMAW mean K-State?

Every Man a Wildcat
“Purple Pride” and “Eat ‘Em Up, Eat ‘Em Up K-S-U” are just a few. One of the most popular phrases among fans is “EMAW” or, “Every Man a Wildcat”. Tracing its roots back through decades of K-State athletics history, fans are unified behind the rallying cry, declaring they are all part of the Wildcat nation.

Why is K-State’s mascot a Wildcat?

The K-State Tradition The nickname “Wildcats” was given to the football team in 1915 by then head coach Chief Bender because of the squads “fighting spirit.” The nickname was changed to the “Farmers” in 1916, but head coach Charled Bachman switched it back to the “Wildcats” in 1920.

What are K-State’s colors?

Royal Purple
Kansas State University/Colors
Purple is synonymous with Kansas State. Everywhere you look on campus, there’s purple. Royal purple, the name for K-State’s official shade of purple, is represented all around campus.

What is the mascot of Kansas State University?

Willie the Wildcat
Kansas State University/Mascot

What does the K State hand sign stand for?

The K-State hand sign, dating back to around 2005, is named the Wildcat hand symbol, as the finger shapes represent the letters W and C. Some K-Staters refer to the sign as the Powercat hand symbol because of its resemblance to the K-State Athletics symbol.

What’s the proper way to use a hand signal?

Bend your elbow and point the hand down toward the road with your fingers extended. Your palm should face the drivers behind you. While it might not seem like hand signals are needed most of the time, there are instances when they are both necessary and helpful in order to abide by state traffic laws.

How to contact handshake at Kansas State University?

Enrolled undergraduate and graduate students can login to Handshake using your K-State eID and password. Employers with a Handshake account can login using your email and Handshake password. Employers new to Handshake should create their account and connect with Kansas State University.

When to use a hand signal in California?

FOR EXAMPLE: In California, you’re required to begin signaling at least 100 feet from an upcoming turn. Continue signaling until the turn or lane change is complete. Remember to use signals when pulling to or away from a curb. Signal even when you don’t see other vehicles around you. Signal before you begin to brake.