by Josie Jones | Nov 14, 2026 | News
This fall, the Construction Managment program launched their capstone project, a 30 by 80 feet stage running along the west side of Heckert-Wells Hall. The project has been titled ‘The Oval Stage’ and construction began on Oct. 19th and will be ongoing until Dec....
by Brooke Swope | Nov 13, 2026 | News
Election night on Nov. 3 has come and gone with many people having something to take away from it. The president of the Young Democratic Socialists of America on campus, Delaney Reynolds, is one of those people. Reynolds is a senior psychology major on campus,...
by Lilli Newell | Nov 7, 2026 | Sports
Pittsburg State volleyball played at home on Friday, Oct. 30 against the University of Central Oklahoma, and again on Saturday, Oct. 31 against Newman University. The gorillas lost to UCO after a difficult four-set game but were able to redeem themselves on the...
by Kiera Flack | Nov 6, 2026 | News
Campus Service and Civic Engagement hosted a donation drive throughout the month of October called ‘Caffeine for Heroes’, collecting caffeine products for professionals who serve the community. The drive also gives students an opportunity to give back to the community...
by Lilli Newell | Nov 5, 2026 | News
Kuron Parchmon is a wide receiver for Pittsburg State football and is currently playing in his fifth year for the gorillas. Parchmon began playing for Pitt State out of high school. “It was really one of those first schools that gave me a shot and believed...
by Josie Jones | Nov 4, 2026 | News
On Monday, Oct. 26, the Panhellenic Council of PSU hosted its annual Big Pink Volleyball tournament to support breast cancer awareness. Designed as an all-campus effort to bring students together for a worldwide cause, all student organizations could participate....
by Brooke Swope | Nov 2, 2026 | News
Candidates running for local and state offices came to talk on Oct. 26 in the Overman Student Center about their beliefs and policies that they’d like to enact if they were to win the upcoming election. The forum included Isaiah Harris, running as a democrat for the...
by Brooke Swope | Oct 31, 2026 | News
Across the country, early voting for election day has started and in Pittsburg, on Oct. 19, at the Bicknell Family Center for the Arts, early voting was open for everyone, including students at Pitt State. Don Pyle, a manager working the voting booths, is one of...
by Brianna Barnes | Oct 30, 2026 | News
Both Kansas governor candidates came to speak and discuss policies rather than political attacks at a meet and greet held in Baxter Springs on Oct. 21. The Baxter Springs Chamber of Commerce organized Meet the Governor Candidates on Route 66. The event was held at...
by Josie Jones | Oct 27, 2026 | News
The opening of a new part of campus brings praise and scrutiny. The Kelce College of Business opened this August, and PSU students give their reviews on the space, just over halfway through the semester. Senior Emma Kratz, who is triple majoring in marketing,...
