Classroom hunger holding back Pittsburg students
PITTSBURG, Kan. — The Wesley House food pantry in Pittsburg was utilized more than 13,000 times in the year 2025, marking an almost 30 percent increase in usage from the
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Pittsburg Headlamp
Students discover “protein” doesn’t always mean healthy
By Tyler Antle PITTSBURG, Kan — Protein has become the newest nutrition fad in the United States, leading many food
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Sports betting is for everyone — except college athletes
By Nathan Watson Every time you turn on the TV or drive down the highway, you see a lot of sports betting ads. Since the
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PSU students strive to find work-life balance
By Lina Kudo Some Pittsburg State University students are struggling to manage working while seeking a degree, a situation common at universities across the United States.
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Out-of-town revenue boosts Pittsburg city spending
By Tyler Antle PITTSBURG, Kan. — Pittsburg officials say sales tax collected from non-resident money spent in the city funds
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Voice for the voiceless: SEK Humane Society director reflects on career
Pittsburg, Kan — Eight years ago, the Southeast Kansas Humane Society was in need of help. A desperate call to one of their volunteers
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“Athlete at heart” helps PSU student-athletes navigate college
By Nathan Watson Nicole Murphy is a Pitt State assistant athletic director for student success. However, that title is far
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Bev Clarkson’s life at the Pittsburg Public Library
PITTSBURG, Kan. — Bev Clarkson began as a reference assistant at the Pittsburg Public Library in 2000. Now, 26 years later, she holds the
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For PSU educator, teaching is about human connection
With a doctorate in educational leadership and a master’s degree in educational technology, Tracy Rampy clearly highly values education. As
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Details key to success for new Frontenac track coach
By Tyler Antle FRONTENAC, Kan. — Hunter Knox is entering his first season as the new head track and field
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