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Marci Heatherly honored with essay award

by Caroline Kunshek | May 8, 2026 | News | 0 Comments

Pittsburg State graduate student Marci Heatherly was recently selected to receive the James B.M. Schick Graduate Essay Award for her essay entitled “Beneficial Ridicule: The Felix Culpa of Women in the Satiric Verse of Alexander Pope and Jonathan Swift.” This award is...

Small business artists bring Spring Art Walk to life

by Masynn Acheson | April 27, 2026 | News | 0 Comments

Every spring and fall, the Pittsburg Art Council takes over a section of downtown Broadway Street to bring the community together and peruse the art of local artists. This year’s Spring Art Walk was on Saturday, April 18. Pittsburg, KS has a tight-knit community and...

Ethan Corson ‘Building Kansas’

by Joshua Smith | April 27, 2026 | News | 0 Comments

Kansas State Senator, Ethan Corson, is running for the Democratic nomination for Kansas Governor in the Aug. 4, primary with the stated goal of building Kansas into “a state where more young people will want to build their life.” Corson introduced himself to the...

FIFA World Cup countdown clock brings excitement to Pitt

by Brianna Barnes | April 27, 2026 | News | 0 Comments

On April 17 in front of Russ Hall, the FIFA World Cup countdown clock from the Kansas Department of Commerce was installed. Part of the Pitt State women’s soccer team came for the moment. “It’s just really cool to have something on campus that connects us to the...

Why are groundbreaking discoveries going unnoticed?

by Masynn Acheson | Sep 5, 2025 | Opinion

When was the last time you heard about a recent scientific discovery relating to history? For...

Jackpot-Spiele im Windetta Casino: Verwirkliche deine Träume

by Lauryn Gilfilan | May 28, 2025 | Columns

Einführung in Jackpot-Spiele im Windetta Casino Jackpot-Spiele im Windetta Casino bieten Spielern...

Gorilla basketball wins one, loses another

by Curtis Meyer | Feb 9, 2026 | Sports

Student-led performance spotlights modern musicals

by Ky Boterf | Sep 28, 2025 | Campus Life

On Sept. 17, Kendra Johnson, a junior majoring in vocal performance and music education, directed a cabaret showcasing the talent of 20 music students, including herself. The event offered free admission and was held at the Bicknell Family Center for the Arts. The...

Lecture on Margaret Dickson, critical exploration of patriarchal law

by Lauryn Gilfilan | Sep 28, 2025 | Campus Life

Friday, Sept. 19, Dr. Michelle D. Brock stood in front of a small and engaged audience at the Bicknell Family Center for the Arts at Pittsburg State University and lectured on one of Scotland’s historical tales to promote her upcoming book, “An Unnatural Woman: The...

Majors Fair Helps Pitt State Students Explore New Paths

by Chance Fields | Sep 28, 2025 | Campus Life

Pittsburg State University’s Majors Fair at Axe Library gave students a chance to explore programs, meet faculty, and discover opportunities they might not have known about. The event drew a mix of freshmen and sophomores, both declared and undecided, all curious...