Roughly 500 students gathered to perform outdoor chores for nearly 100 homes across Pittsburg and …
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The Women’s Rugby Club secured a victory over Tulsa by more than 50 points in a match on Saturday, April …
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The Black Student Association (BSA) kicked off Black History Month festivities by hosting ‘Gospel Explosion’ …
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The status of the LGBTQ community is a constant issue in the news, even though …
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The Mall Deli – a longstanding Pittsburg institution. Seldom is this restaurant found without a …
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When it comes to eating, things can get messy. Your lipstick can drag across your face …
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Ingredients: Pie Crust 1 package of crispy store–bought chocolate chip cookies (such as Chips Ahoy! …
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“Pet Sematary” is a shocking remake of the Stephen King classic, and it will send a …
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April is here and that means May is only a few weeks away. With that comes the end …
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This week was used to honor a career field often led by men: construction. In honor of celebrating the development of the construction field’s diversity, this week was deemed National Women in Construction Week. “I think that unless you are in the field and have worked with women, you might …
Read More »The PSU College of Technology and College of Education collaborated to host hands on STEM programs for third–grade students from Westside Elementary School at the Kansas Technology Center (KTC). The program is part of classes designed to give the students teaching experience with STEM education. “This is a collaboration between the college of technology and the college of education,” said Byron McKay, assistant professor of technology …
Read More »The women’s basketball team exits the regular season with a win against Nebraska-Kearney (69-59) Thursday, Feb. 28, and a loss to Fort Hays State (62-67) Saturday, March 2. Head coach Amanda Davied believes the team played well against Nebraska-Kearney. “I thought versus Kearney we came out really aggressive the first half and had a good start to …
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