Home / News (page 4)

News

Volleyball comes up short, looks to finish season strong 

Junior outside hitter Ivy Fink goes to pass the ball after a hit from the University of Nebraska-Kearney. She has been a great asset this season for the Gorillas in the back row. Megan Brownell Curtis Meyer reporter  The Gorilla volleyball team looked poised to finish the season strong last …

Read More »

Gorillas look to rebound after loss 

Curtis Meyer reporter  The Gorillas 20 game regular season winning streak came to an end on Saturday, on the road against the Missouri Western Griffons. Losing a tight game 31-30, Pitt State had the chance to tie it but missed the extra point. Junior quarterback Chad Dodson was hurt on …

Read More »

Music Review: Sampha: ‘Lahai’ Album Review 

Luke Geier Reporter  Sampha’s long-awaited sophomore album, ‘Lahai’ which was released on Oct. 27 is finally here after the singer-songwriter’s 6-year hiatus from his first album, ‘Process’. Despite this wait, the 34-year-old London native has still stayed busy in the form of contributing to several notable albums such as Travis …

Read More »

Movie Review: After Death 

Himika Akram reporter   After watching back-to-back two terrible films of the week Freelance and What Happens Later, I decided not to write a review for either of them. I would rather pick the documentary, which is running at AMC Classic now, called After Death.  After Death investigates NDEs (Near Death …

Read More »

Book Review: The Dead and the Dark 

Alyssa Tyler editor in chief  I remember downloading Goodreads in November of 2020 and being so excited when I was able to put all the books, I wanted to read in a single list. Approximately 550 books later I’m still obsessed with listing every book that slightly grabs my interest. …

Read More »

The Center for Reading’s plans and mission 

Luke Geier Reporter  The Center for Reading, which is located in Whitesitt Hall room 209, has recently been gaining national attention for its efforts and success in serving children and individuals who struggle with dyslexia and other reading difficulties. First introduced in 1996, the center started out small, and over …

Read More »

Volleyball claims win in five set game 

Curtis Meyer reporter  The Gorillas held on despite a rough start to their week, finishing out with a win on Tuesday night against William Jewell College in a come from behind five set wins. It was a happy conclusion to what had been a disappointing week for the Gorillas, coming …

Read More »