A student from Bandera and another one from Helotes will be among the 60-plus Kansas State University students who will spend a portion or all of the spring semester abroad thanks to scholarships offered through the university’s Office of International Programs, the Manhattan, Kansas-based university has reported. Aimee Farrell, from Bandera, a master’s student studying architecture, and William Lofton, a senior from Helotes also studying architecture, both received $5,000 Mike & Betty Goss Study Abroad Scholarships enabling them to travel to Italy in the spring. Scholarships also will send Kansas State students to destinations like China, Denmark, Paraguay and Thailand for studies ...