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...
by Joshua Smith | Apr 27, 2026 | News
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...
by Brianna Barnes | Apr 27, 2026 | News
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...
by Eliab Mark | Apr 27, 2026 | News
On Wednesday, April 15, Pittsburg State University President Dr. Thomas Newsom and Pittsburg State University Vice President Doug Ball presented the procedural future for Pittsburg State University at the annual Open House event. Newsom led off with a heartfelt thank...
by Kaylee Dillow | Apr 27, 2026 | News
A local staple is facing a difficult road ahead after an early morning fire destroyed the Farmhouse Café in Frontenac, leaving both the building and community shaken, but not defeated. According to reports from KOAM News Now, Four States Homepage, and NewsTalk KZRG,...
