For the first time this summer, Pitt State hosted 39 students from SeoulTech University for a two-week camp introducing them to the university as part of a dual degree initiative between PSU and the South Korean university. Through the program, students who have completed two years at PSU and two …
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PSU Art Department partnered with Greenbush June 2-3 in host of a Sketchbook Academy, held at Greenbush. The academy was open to all children interested in furthering their knowledge and experience with art. Emily Roth, camp and enrichment coordinator, led the Sketchbook Academy with help from James Oliver, head of the PSU art department. “This …
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“Ant-Man and the Wasp,” directed by Peyton Reed, breeds scientific jargon with buddy cop humor to make a movie that anybody can and should enjoy. Acting as both a sequel to 2015’s “Ant-Man” and this year’s “Avengers: Infinity War,” the action centers, or sometimes a charming lack thereof, on Scott Lang, an ex-con who after crossing paths with brilliant …
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Ingredients 1 whole regular sized plain or everything bagel, cut in half 4 tbsp. marinara sauce 1/3 cup spinach, cut 1/2 cup shredded mozzarella cheese 2 tbsp. diced tomatoes 2 tbsp. diced onions Instructions To start off these quick, homemade pizza bagels cut either a plain or everything bagel in …
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A marketing-led and campus-backed effort, the Pittsburg State University website has taken a complete remodel, updated to suit prospective Gorillas. The two-year-long effort, headed by Gregor Kalan, director of web marketing, and Jay Hodges, marketing web manager, launched mid June. “Well, really it was Gregor Kalan … (and) we have Jay Hodges, who is our primary …
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Eleven contestants participated in a competition Wednesday that marked the first day of the second annual Pittsburg Piano Festival, three of whom will perform with the SEK orchestra Friday night. Sponsored by the Treble Clef Club, the Pittsburg Piano Festival celebrates talent from the elementary to professional level. The competition …
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Area youth received a break from the long, hot days of summer through the Nature Reach Summer Day Camp. The camp is hosted annually by Pittsburg State University’s Biology Department, this year June 25-29 at the PSU Nature History Reserve, located southwest of Pittsburg. The nature camp is designed to provide children with an introduction to biology and environmental studies through the use of hands-on activities. Children …
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T.K. White Racking my brain for another, I cannot think of another hip-hop/rap artist that has released a double-album aside from Drake, and for the life of me I cannot come up with another—though I need to admit my knowledge of hip-hop/rap history is woefully underdeveloped. Obviously, a calculated risk on Drake’s (born …
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Samantha Reinecke, native of Chanute, Kansas, attended Pittsburg State University and graduated not once, but three times, won the Mrs. Midwest title, and is now to compete in the Mrs. United States competition. “I just loved my experience there so much and I felt like I got an amazing education, so when I decided to pursue my …
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Hunter Fraley, Pitt State sophomore biology pre-med student, claimed the position of Miss Teen Kansas USA June 22 with focus of advocating for bullying and suicide prevention. “So I competed in November and I was first-runner up to Hailey Colborn, and she went on from winning the state pageant to win Nationals, and …
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