by Brianna Barnes | Jun 24, 2026 | News
On April 29, Christopher Childers, dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, emailed the Collegio regarding multiple changes. The Director of Student Publications position will no longer exist. Student Publications, which includes both the Collegio and Kanza, will be...
by Kaylee Dillow | Jun 24, 2026 | News
A longtime entertainment staple in Pittsburg has gone dark, leaving the community without a local movie theater for the first time in more than 100 years and closing a chapter of shared memories for many residents. According to reporting from KOAM News Now, Four...
by Caroline Kunshek | Jun 12, 2026 | News
On Friday May 8, Pittsburg State announced the recognition of the Online MBA International Business program on OnlineMasters.com. The program was featured on the website’s 2026 rankings. OnlineMasters.com sources data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics and other...
by Kiera Flack | Jun 12, 2026 | News
On June 1, Pitt State’s Center for Reading held their first Secret Codes Camp session. This camp aims to prevent reading difficulties in kids and aids them in developing their literary skills. The program is designed to use science-based approaches, as well as address...
by Caroline Kunshek | May 8, 2026 | News
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...
by Masynn Acheson | Apr 27, 2026 | News
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...
