The Bicknell Family Center for the Arts hosted award-winning student work who are majoring in the Graphics and Imaging Technologies program. The gallery was open to the community on Wednesday, Oct. 2 to show the hard work that the students put into their projects. Rion Huffman, associate professor of graphics and imaging technologies, said these students have won either …
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Independence Day is not the only time of the year that someone can show their patriotic spirit, especially not for the PSU Jazz Ensemble. PSU’s Jazz Ensemble and Combo kicked off their Fall season with the “Red, White, and Jazz” concert. The event took place on Wednesday, Oct. 2, from 7:30 to 9 p.m. in the Bicknell Family Center …
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Wind band music has been everything from orchestral transcriptions to brand new modern works, and the PSU Wind Ensemble demonstrated just that. The PSU Wind Ensemble gave their “Epic Espressivo” concert on Thursday, Sept. 26 at 7:30 p.m. in the Linda and Lee Scott Performance Hall at the Bicknell Family …
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The following bill was approved in SGA’s meeting for this week: Bill to Amend the Constitution. There is currently no rule prohibiting the reinstatement as a member of the Student Government Association after impeachment or resignation. A more strict process is needed to help the election process. This rule is in place at …
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Sexual Assault can be a sensitive topic to discuss, but it is essential for students to know what sexual assault is. It is also essential for people to be aware of their options if they are a victim of a sexual assault, they know someone who is a victim of sexual assault, or what to …
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Author Jessica Chiccehitto Hindman came to Pitt State as part of the Distinguished Visiting Writer series to read her new memoir “Sounds Like Titanic.” The Distinguished Visiting Writer series invites different authors to the university to read their writing. On Sep. 26, Hindman’s book reading was held in the Overman Student Center. “One thing …
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Students now have the opportunity to grow their public speaking and speech writing skills with the new communication center in the basement of the Axe Library. In the study room 26 is where students will be welcomed by tutors that can help with speech development, research, and how to build content. …
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McCray Hall is used to hearing the sounds of trumpets and trombones, but students there are not accustomed to hearing the sounds created for the opening of the Solo & Chamber Music Series. The Washington Cornett and Sackbutt Ensemble gave a concert as part of the Solo Chamber Music Series (SCMS) on …
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The aptly named Pitts family was selected as the 2019 honorary family. Senior Katy Pitts graduates from Pittsburg State in May 2020 with her degree in nursing, Katy’s mother Kim graduated from PSU with a degree in biology with an emphasis in teaching and her father David graduated with a criminal justice degree and an education degree with a weights …
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The university choirs brought the Victorian era to life accompanied by fine dining. On Sep. 20, the annual “Choir Dinner” was held in the Overman Student Center by the university choirs. The theme of the music and dinner was showcasing the Victorian era. Guests were served dinner by the performers, and they ate while the choir rotated performances around the …
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