Latest Stories of the People of PSU
Pittsburg State University is made up of a diverse and highly successful combination of students, faculty, and alumni. These spirited individuals are what make PSU a unique place to study and grow. Each one faces different challenges, and find special success as a result of being part of the Pitt State family. Below, you can read some of these stories and see just why Pittsburg State is the right place for you!
Darrell Chism
VP of the Black Student Association and competitive hip-hop dancer
Darrell Chism’s dancing skills have come a long way since his “Whoomp There It Is” days. But for that matter, so has he. Chism, 20, a business management major from Kansas City, Mo., is just one of Pittsburg State’s emerging student leaders.
Andrew Nestor
For ’08 alumnus Andrew Nestor, who grew up in Northwest Arkansas, taking a course at PSU that was filled largely with international students opened his eyes to a much bigger world.
S&C presents: Cuarteto Latinoamericano
Cuarteto Latinoamericano, an award-winning string quartet from Mexico, will perform on Friday, Feb. 10, as part of the university's long-running Solo and Chamber Music Series. The ensemble will perform at 7:30 p.m. in McCray Recital Hall.You may have missed
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Katie Aikins
SIFE USA
Aikins, of Pittsburg, has served for the past two years as president of PSU’s Students In Free Enterprise chapter, an award-winning international organization that hones students’ business and presentation skills. Each year, the group takes part in regional, and often national, SIFE competitions.
New exhibit opens
A new exhibit of paintings by artist Melissa Wilkinson, “Beau Visage,” opened in the Harry Krug Gallery this week. The exhibit will run through March 7.
Violin recital set for Tuesday
Tami Lee Hughes, a professor of violin at the University of Kansas, will perform a free violin recital at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 31, in McCray Recital Hall.
Y'Cedria Devers
PSU Women's Basketball
For college basketball players like Y'Cedria Devers, saying "yes" to a scholarship offer and committing to a school isn't a decision taken lightly - it can mean months of conversations with coaches and family members, trying to determine which campus and team feel right.
Cathy Lee Arcuino
International Programs and Services
Whether she’s riding her Harley across the country, teaching English in some far corner of the world, or helping new international students learn their way around the Pittsburg State University campus, Cathy Lee Arcuino says life is full of opportunity for big adventures.New video!
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