Professor Joe Levens, a two-time Pittsburg State University graduate (BST ‘77, MET ‘02), has been chosen by the Associated General Contractors Board of Directors for the 2022 Outstanding Educator award.

As demand grows for developers, new degree and local partnerships provide pipeline

If things go her way, a college internship with LimeLight Marketing will become a full-time job for Faith Hawk, a junior at Pittsburg State majoring in computer information systems. The odds are in her favor. 

Trumpet student wins chance to compete in National Trumpet Competition

Pittsburg State music education major Tyler Fries of Olathe, Kansas, was selected to compete in the live rounds of the National Trumpet Competition at the University of Delaware March 31-April 2 — a competition that will pit him against the best collegiate musicians in the U.S.

Nursing students share love of the program with high school students considering the career field

Seniors in the Irene Ransom Bradley School of Nursing began their college experience at Pittsburg State in Fall 2018, when the world — especially the world of health care — was a different place.

PSU business students, advisor bring home wins from statewide competition

Each of the students in the Kelce College of Business at Pittsburg State University who competed in a recent competition qualified for nationals. 

Study Abroad trips immerse PSU students in other cultures

For French education major Claire Hurst, Paris is a long way from her small hometown of Cassville, Missouri, in the Ozarks — not just in terms of distance, but also in terms of size, population, and culture.