Pitt State baseball players celebrate together on home plate after senior infielder Cade Clemmons hit a three-run home run. Megan Brownell Curtis Meyer reporter It was a successful week for Pitt State, as they bounced back from being swept by #3 Central Missouri with four wins in a row, taking …
Read More »Gorillas track and field competes in busy weekend of action
Jaylynn Ellerbe-Cundiff, a Senior majoring in Technology at Pittsburg State University (PSU) competes in the men’s long jump during the 16th annual 2024 David Suenram Gorilla Classic outdoor track meet April 6 at PSU. (Photo by Dawson Roth) Curtis Meyer reporter It was a very full weekend for Pitt State …
Read More »Music Review: Unheard, Hozier
Alyssa Tyler editor in chief Hozier, an artist known for releasing music then disappearing for years, surprised many when releasing an album and an EP within one year. Unheard, the EP was teased throughout many social media platforms with the main song ‘Too Sweet’ This song has an extremely catchy …
Read More »Music Review: Speak Now (Taylor’s Version)
Megan Brownell social media editor In preparation for Taylor Swift’s newest album coming out this week, I wanted to talk about my all-time favorite album of hers, Speak Now (TV). This album has a special place in my heart, when the original one came out in 2010, that is when …
Read More »Pitt State crosses forty-win threshold for first time in program history
Curtis Meyer reporter Pitt State softball’s record-breaking season continued this past weekend, as they went 4-0 to cap off a 10 game winning streak. Sweeping #23 Washburn and Emporia on the road, the Gorillas are gaining momentum as they began to eye the MIAA tournament and crown. “We played really …
Read More »PSU student ranks No. 1 in the world, heads to World Championships
Alyssa Tyler editor in chief Kinson Michel, senior in mathematics and Axe Coach at Main Street Axe Company is preparing for the World Axe Throwing Championships set for the weekend of April 19-April 21 in Tulsa, OK. There will be competitors travelling from all around the world to compete this …
Read More »Opinion: Sign Language for K-12
Josh Smith reporter Many high schools and colleges require a second language, and with good reason, there are plenty of benefits. A base knowledge of a foreign language helps you to interact with people around the world, opens up career opportunities, aids in situations when you may encounter someone who …
Read More »Opinion: Does Cursive still need to be taught in school?
Kathrynn Dennett reporter Cursive has been around for ages and was the common way to write until recently. This was due to it being a faster way to write. But thanks to the Common Core stands applied in 2010 cursive was not taught in schools any longer. Today’s world still …
Read More »Opinion: Rainbow capitalism & branded social media do not work anymore
Ben Thomas copy editor It is no secret that our demographic is the most profitable of all of them. Specifically, ages 16 to 25. This is because we are building our identity and figuring out who we are. And a huge way we do that is by affixing aspects of …
Read More »Men’s and Women’s track dominates 16th Annual Gorilla Classic, enter busy week ranked No. 2 and No.1
Keylan Horn, a Freshman at Pittsburg State University (PSU) competes in the men’s high jump during the 16th annual 2024 David Suenram Gorilla Classic outdoor track meet April 6 at PSU. (Photo by Dawson Roth) Alyssa Tyler editor in chief The Pittsburg State women’s track team is currently ranked No. …
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