Pittsburg State offers fans and visitors one of the best gameday experiences in the nation.
Providing a fun and family-friendly atmosphere is second only to ensuring your safety while on our campus.
Emergency Contact Information
Pittsburg State University is committed to providing its fans with a gameday atmosphere that is fun, family-friendly and safe. In fact, Pittsburg State received the 2016 Facility Merit Award from the National Center for Spectator Sports Safety and Security in recognition of its efforts.
We ask all fans to comply with the Gorilla Gameday Code of Conduct. Security professionals and university police are on-site to help ensure the safety of our guests. Should you need assistance please contact university police by using one of the methods listed below.
Emergency assistance – Dial 911
University Police – By phone at (620.235.4624)
A First Aid Station, perfect for minor cuts and bruises, is located within Gorilla Village and staffed by Pitt State nursing students and faculty two hours before kickoff.
Safe Ride
SEK-CAP provides a van and a Kansas Department of Transportation trained and certified driver for the PSU SafeRide program
Look for the grey Windstar van with the "CHOICES" sign in the front and "PSU SafeRide" signs on the sides.
Located at Northwest corner of the Brown Lot or call 620.719.0135. Service to local residences only.
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Pittsburg State University offers nine parking lots conveniently located within walking distance of Carnie Smith Stadium.
To fully experience Gorilla GameDay, we recommend taking part in our many traditions.
Whether you are a visitor or a member of Gorilla Nation, these policies will help you get the most out of Gorilla GameDay while staying safe.
Providing a fun and family-friendly atmosphere is second only to ensuring your safety while on our campus.
Gorilla GameDays offer something for everyone. Tremendous tailgating, live entertainment, family-friendly activities, delicious food and, of course, the best stadium and winningest NCAA Division II football program in the nation.